Here it is on ebay
http://ebay.us/bVat7h?cmpnId=5338273189
@wheelz1200
I appreciate opinions, I have already had 2 bids over 10k which I politely declined. It has been up for only 3 days. I am guessing the value you put on the card was what you would like to pay to have this in your collection and I appreciate the salesman approach you had choosen to take.
http://ebay.us/bVat7h?cmpnId=5338273189
@wheelz1200
I appreciate opinions, I have already had 2 bids over 10k which I politely declined. It has been up for only 3 days. I am guessing the value you put on the card was what you would like to pay to have this in your collection and I appreciate the salesman approach you had choosen to take.
Hi bucksbuck - nice pull. I also like how you're using my xrpchat posting in your ebay posting
So I had to chime in because I follow this thread. I think crypto cards are only going to appreciate from base and X 2018 A&G.
My question is, I'm confused what A&G did here? So the base set had a 'Glossy' 1/1? I have a 'Silver' Glossy PSA 10, with no number. Is a 1/1 in the base the 'actual card'? What was the point of numbering a Glossy but not numbering the Silver Glossy which implies a higher quality printing? I still think you get great money for it but a PSA 10 Red Mini out /5 would basically be the only one in existence in the better X set? Which unfortunately I don't have. The Wood? Even the X Black minis are priced below this base card? This kind of came out of nowhere. Not doubting it but it definitely reprices the market I would think? I hope this card does sell well because I think it greatly improves my PSA 10.
My guess is that they numbered this "glossy" 1/1 base card because identifying it when sorting cards, it might be missed...
This is similar to the Glow-In-The-Dark minis, that looked almost identical to the regular minis unless you held up to light/close inspection to see the extra GID printing.
And the Silver Glossy cards were just hot-box cards, there were tons of them printed.... not just 1