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Wacky Packages Discussion => General Wacky Packages Discussion => Topic started by: AFTX on September 30, 2015, 04:10:06 PM
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Two sets of 1981 Irish Test series WP on ebay right now.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1981-TOPPS-WACKY-PACKAGES-IRISH-TEST-ISSUE-RARE-33-STICKER-SET-GRADED-BY-PSA-/361377518918?hash=item5423c75546
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1981-TOPPS-WACKY-PACKAGES-IRISH-TEST-SERIES-33-STICKER-SET-/252106134800?hash=item3ab2b25510
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I think these belong in the "NUTZ" thread.
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I couldn't agree more. I'm not into the whole PSA thing. I think anyone who shows the PSA population in support of their price is begging. I'd be willing to bet that there are a lot more out there that would be graded just as high, but most people really aren't into paying to get their cards graded.
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In the case of the Irish test series, there aren't others out there that would grade as high, but hardly anyone really cares about the set. It's a cool story, but the set has zero nostalgia and for anyone to pay a fortune for it they would have to be a real high grade completist.
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In the case of the Irish test series, there aren't others out there that would grade as high, but hardly anyone really cares about the set. It's a cool story, but the set has zero nostalgia and for anyone to pay a fortune for it they would have to be a real high grade completist.
there was an entire set auctioned off one-by-one in slabs from toppsvault. Got a couple of them myself. I'm thinking they'd grade really high, but I haven't examined their corner sharpness under a microscope like PSA does, so I'm not sure just how high they'd go.
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there was an entire set auctioned off one-by-one in slabs from toppsvault. Got a couple of them myself. I'm thinking they'd grade really high, but I haven't examined their corner sharpness under a microscope like PSA does, so I'm not sure just how high they'd go.
Were they unscored though?
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Were they unscored though?
Had to go dig them out.
yep. unscored proof items.
so they are undamaged by a die-cut, which means they score 11's. ;)
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.....Now WHERE did I leave that lotto ticket????
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The nostalgia level is there but my wallet isn't even close. Cool piece of Wacky history but not worth all the grading and hoopla. I think people in Ireland thought one day these would be a pot of gold.