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    Topps Captain's Cloth 28/50 multiple jersey relics....Value?

    Got one of these today with Recchi, Primeau and Leclair. It says CC-2. It is marked 28/50 by hand and it is from 2002 Topps.

    What kind of value does something like this have, and they easy to sell?

    I'm new to cards and would appreciate some help. Thanks!

    Shawn

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    Nice Card. BV is $150.00. There are many Flyers Collectors here, and I'm sure someone may be interested. As far as selling good, Nothing really sells good anymore, But The Higher Value GU'ed and Auto's usually come close.

    If your looking to sell or trade , post it in the Hockey Trades forum and see who's interested.

    If you have any other questions, feel free to PM or e-mail any Mods or Advisors.
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    Thanks for the info Jeff. I'll probably put a thread up in your classifieds.

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    you won't get a lot of money for that cuz jerseys are common now adays

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    Originally posted by DMILES
    you won't get a lot of money for that cuz jerseys are common now adays

    ...unless they're multi-swatched, and/or serial numbered, and/or hand numbered of stars like this one is...
    I agree, the game-used market is screwed up, and while he may not get $150, it surely will rake in a pretty penny.

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    Definitely will rake up a pretty penny for that card. Topps usually doesn't overproduce game used cards so that should also help too!

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    Thanks alot guys, I do appreciate the help. :)

    Based on your experiences would it be better to sell it locally, here, or Ebay? I have 7 others that aren't nearly as rare as this one but they are limited edition auotograph cards and another jersey card.

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    I would try Ebay the last place. Go to the card shop for the fun of it and see what they would offer or even on here and see what people would offer. Then I'd compare it to others that sold on Ebay (if you find any). Usually you can get a few dollars more than ebay, plus you wouldn't have to pay for listing fees! Hope this helps!

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    agree with Minew - go the Ebay route as there's more buyers from all over the world

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    Dont listen to anyone telling you to go to the Local Card shop. I was an owner of a card shop in the 90's. Then, I and most everyone I knew that owned or bought would only pay up to 20-25% the High BV for the card. Either list it at a on-line trade site(here) and take offers, or sell it on e-bay

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