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    1/1 Value

    I recently bought a few lose packs of bowman heritage 2OO6, and pulled a jon papelbon 1/1, but it`s not a printing plate, does anyone have any idea of the value? Thanks in advance

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    Congrats on the pull. always nice to pull a 1/1 out of some packs. Wish I could pull some.

    As for value, since it's a 1/1..they can;t book due to scarcity. Your best bet would be to search ebay and see how much his stuf, or stuff from that, goes for.

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    I personaly think that that the value of a 1/1 card is what a person is willing to pay for it!!

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    Thanks i'm sure it will sell high because the printing plates are listed high, and this card doesn't have different colors so it's a true 1/1.

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    I have to agree with Lapierrecollecter, I think a 1/1 is worth whatever a person will pay for it. I would shop around and find a real good enduser because that is where you will find your greatest price. Someone who has a big papelbon collection and isn't in it for resale value, but for personal collection. These are the guys that will pay top price for the card, so I wouldn't get too anxious to sell it on eBay unless you have exhausted all your other outlets. Shop it around various forums, put a classified ad in the paper, or on craigslist.

    On eBay you always take the risk of not finding this person, so it may go for less, sometimes a lot less, than what you want for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RockDiesel
    IOn eBay you always take the risk of not finding this person, so it may go for less, sometimes a lot less, than what you want for it.

    That's what a reserve price is for

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    Yeah, but don't you still have to pay fees?

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    I think i'm gonna talk to my local card shop owner first and see if he knows anyone that will buy it. If no one will, then i'll list make an offer. The card has slight ink damage on the bottom left above the corner due to the printing plate, does that heavily decrease value?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RockDiesel
    Yeah, but don't you still have to pay fees?

    It's like an extra dollar or something. No reason not to have a reserve

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    besst bet is to do a super high buy buy it now or best offer. fees wont be to bad and you never know what someone would be willing to pay.

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