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    great way to get back into the hobby

    so im new to this site and just got back into collecting again after a few years. i bought a box of 2007-08 fleer ultra's from a card show in my local mall and pulled a red autographics michael jordan. the blue one is valued at $550 and the reds are to rare to value in the book. a great way to get back into it.

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    Man this card is sick guys, you got to see it. It is in the card talk section.

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    Let's see a scan!!

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    niceee

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    It is in the card talk section.

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    here is the scan.

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    Sick card man! I personally think that you should keep it though. I’ve read drtom suggestions in the other thread, and they are all great, but in all reality, you’ve already accomplished every basketball collector’s goal of obtaining a Michael Jordan autograph, why on earth would you want to get rid of it?

    Sure you could get a lot of money or get other high-end cards for it, but at the end of the day, you’re going to end up regretting it, and some time in the near future, you’ll be dying to get another one. Why go through that hassle when you could just keep it?

    My suggestion is to try and test your luck again and bust open another boxes, and from there you could begin trading. For now, you have your Holy Grail card to showcase, and that’s all you really need.

    Then again, if for some reason you don’t like Michael Jordan, then by all means, trade it.

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    Sick card man! I personally think that you should keep it though. I’ve read drtom suggestions in the other thread, and they are all great, but in all reality, you’ve already accomplished every basketball collector’s goal of obtaining a Michael Jordan autograph, why on earth would you want to get rid of it?

    Sure you could get a lot of money or get other high-end cards for it, but at the end of the day, you’re going to end up regretting it, and some time in the near future, you’ll be dying to get another one. Why go through that hassle when you could just keep it?

    My suggestion is to try and test your luck again and bust open another boxes, and from there you could begin trading. For now, you have your Holy Grail card to showcase, and that’s all you really need.

    Then again, if for some reason you don’t like Michael Jordan, then by all means, trade it.

    Well I don't like Jordan like everyone else is the thing. If you like Jordan though, keep it.
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    Well I don't like Jordan like everyone else is the thing. If you like Jordan though, keep it.

    Yeah, of course, if you don’t like Jordan, then by all means trade it, and I personally fell that you got a great deal for your Jordan.

    I'm just saying though, there have been other members who have regretted selling or trading their Jordan’s, and now they can't help but look for another one.

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    see im more of a buyer/seller but kinda stuck on this one cause im not sure what to sell it for cause ive seen none of them on the internet so have no clue what they go for.

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