Top 5 Bo Jackson Rookie Baseball Cards Sold - Junk Wax Cards Worth Money
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- 1986 Topps Traded Tiffany Bo Jackson Rookie Card (#50T):
Sold for $9,000 in May 2023.
1987 Leaf Bo Jackson Rookie Card (#35):
Sold for $2,850 in December 2023.
1986 Don Russ Highlights in White Bo Jackson Rookie Card (#43):
Sold for $2,850 in January 2024.
1987 Classic Travel Update Bo Jackson Rookie Card (Green Back Version):
Sold for $824 in February 2024.
1986 Topps Traded Bo Jackson Rookie Card (#53T):
Sold for $670 in January 2024.
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I would love to see a video on the price jumps from PSA 9 to PSA 10 on some of these beautiful junk wax era cards.
Bo knows all 😮😮😮😮😮
BO Knows
Wow! What suckers!
Bo knows baseball 😂
Ridiculous what people are paying for cards that were incredibly mass produced
The first and last look the exact same! So why the price gap?
The more expensive one is the rarer Tiffany variety.
Bo knows no one's ever been to the moon!
I love Bo but I don't understand how his hobby prices are so high. His numbers are no where near HOF consideration.
Jackson was a rare dual-sport athlete who excelled in both the NFL and MLB, showcasing remarkable athleticism that led to legendary moments on the field. His charisma, the iconic "Bo Knows" ad campaign, and his ability to overcome adversity have endeared him to fans well beyond his playing days. Jackson became a cultural icon, transcending typical sports metrics. This combination of athletic prowess, personal resilience, and cultural impact makes his memorabilia highly valued, even if his career numbers aren't aligned with Hall of Fame standards. Hope this helps! 🍻
@@GRADEDCARDINVESTOR Oh I know. I lived through the 80's. Bo built himself an empire. Can you imagine the potential if he had only stuck to MLB? Insane.
@@jhatt1139imagine if he never had to retire from nfl due to bad hip
I got the #1 card for $670 with his auto on it.. any idea what it’s worth??
$675
What’s is footballs cards worth?
Feel like the 86 topps psa 10 was a steal... psa 10 in that series is almost impossible
Huge for a non-hall of famer. geesh
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Who bought the last one bo himself 😅😅😅
Anyone needs cards hit me up massive collection older collector!!
Is there a reason #1 sold for much more than #5? They look similar.
Tiffany is the rarer set
The Topps Tiffany sets were produced in Scotland and mainly distributed abroad. They also had print runs between 5k-20k sets, which means there are 5-20k of each Tiffany card and at least 1,000,000 of the "regular" topps traded rookie. For any Topps Tiffany release, the demand is exponentially greater and the supply is incredibly small. It would be like comparing a $50 diamond to a $50,000 diamomd!
Thank you both.
@@joedill4311 well put
That Leaf "pas 10" is a joke. Lopsided bordering... lame
Has there EVER been a centeted PSA 10???? LOL. HILARIOUS. Probably Scored Arbitrarily.
Who?????
Bo Jackson