Do exquisite gold last numbers sell well?

[Brad]

I know 150/150 do, but does 60/60 do just as well? Found one that is kinda high, but may be worth the risk if someone wants to take it.

 

[Cano Collector]

Probably depends on who it is

 

[sliqwill]

not sure, never had one, but i would suppose so...ive only sold jsy # stuff on ebay and a 001/150

 

[Brad]

If anyone wants to try, here is Tye Hill's 60/60. $25 is above what they go for, but if there truly is a premium it may be worth the risk. I know Charlie Whitehurst's 250/225 went for around $250 when the normal /225 go for around $35. That is not gold though and Charlie has not proven he kind of sucks yet either

http://cgi.ebay.com/2006-Exquisite-...s?hash=item5ad04e45a9&_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116

 

[sliqwill]

well i sold Garrett Mills 45/60 for $44 i think, and Gerald Riggs Jr 038/150 for $34...

it would be risky to turn a small profit off of it, i mean if you do sell it you have to get $30-$31 to cover fees...personally i wouldnt go after it

 

[Poopy Pants]

There might be a slight markup on it, but not nearly as much as the base veterans, rookies, and rookie patches.

 

[exquisitefootball]

60/60 usually doesn't sell as well, but you could still make sum money on that card.

 

[lisu]

greg (gem_cards) used to buy all cards that were last numbers but i don't think he does anymore.

 

[lumm0x]

Only one that means anything to me is jersey #. First and last of the print run are no different than any other number to me.

 

[sliqwill]

a guy in miami has been buying all mine id hdc211