Sports Card Strategy Overflow Show – When To Sell Huge Wemby; Garrett Wilson Autos; Will Caleb Williams Dip? Jackson Holliday Strategy
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Excellent Jackson Holliday analysis Paul. This kind of content is super valuable and knowledge that I was severely lacking about the card market. Thank you!
Thank you so much Eric! We really appreciate your support. Are you making any plays?
Basically what I learned from the aforementioned analysis of the Jackson Holliday card was:
1.) Understand the price trend – In this case, Jackson Holliday cards, almost all of them, are trending upward.
2.) Unless the card is graded a PSA 10 (which the subscriber did not detail) a fair price would be maybe 20% above last comp.
A couple follow-up questions from me would be:
-Do you give some room based on last comp, highest comp over its history, or average comp price over its history?
-If you did learn that the card was a PSA 10 would that change your mindset towards the seller price being too high? What if it was a PSA 9 grade or PSA 8?
-You kind of touched on it but if you would clarify, basically if it’s a sure bet stud like Jackson Holliday, any of his cards (even base) are worth it to pick up?
-Especially at this price point ($1K+ Jackson Holliday cards) is it make sure the card isn’t completely torn up and strategize to sell it raw at call-up all the while, once you get it in hands hands and see it with your eyes, if it looks absolutely perfect then make the decision to grade it?
Hi Eric,
Correct on your assessments on 1 and 2.
Answers to your follow-up questions:
– For our top three prospects, not too much. We simply know based on pattern recognition of historical data, that Holliday, Chourio and Wood cards will increase in price upon call-up
– I’m not sure I understand the question about the PSA 10, PSA 9 or PSA 8. Can you clarify further?
– No. Don’t buy just any card. Make sure you’re buying a card like a base auto or refractor auto (raw or any grade), or a base or refractor PSA 10 only.
– I wouldn’t grade anymore Holliday cards in bulk. We’re past the window to where I’m confident you’d safely receive your submission back in time to sell at call-up.