Looking to Trade for Set Wants & Mario Lemieux
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Wondering if you have any 72-73 OPC in nice but not perfect condition to trade?
Just updated my wants adding 75-76 Topps and 88-89 OPC Minis. As always, looking for any Mario Lemieux I don't have for my PC. Currently interested in trading for some Martin Brodeur and Jack Hughes cards and Hellebuyck autos and memo cards.
Thanks, Larry
Thanks, Larry
I have exactly one 1988-89 OPC Mini to my name and it has been sitting right here next to my computer for months. #33 Patrick Roy which you need. I did not even have to go look for it!
I should have more of your older hockey needs particularly the 75-76 Topps which is a new want list since we traded about a year or so ago.
You probably know the following info off the top of your head given your collecting interest. What do the 1985-86 Topps and OPC Mario Lemieux RCs book for currently?
Topps is $300 and OPC is $400....condition sensitive of course. The mini Roy books $5.00. For the 75-76 Topps I'm looking for cards with no wax, no creases, good edges and corners, and somewhat respectable centering.
PLMK, thank you Larry
PLMK, thank you Larry
Thanks for the info on those Lemieux RCs. We traded a little over a year ago and I know what condition you are looking for. I traded you a bunch of those ear;ly 70s Topps Booklets and some other older cards.
Give me a few days to search for more of your needs and we'll take it from there.
Besides the Roy Mini, I came up with the followin this evening
1975-76 Topps 10 (Gilbert Perreault), 140 (Marcel Dionne)
1972-73 O-***-Chee 260 (Randy Mannery), 316 (Reg Fleming)
1971-72 Topps Booklets 19 (Juna Widing)
I have more searching to do but not bad for someone who only dabbles in hockey.
1975-76 Topps 10 (Gilbert Perreault), 140 (Marcel Dionne)
1972-73 O-***-Chee 260 (Randy Mannery), 316 (Reg Fleming)
1971-72 Topps Booklets 19 (Juna Widing)
I have more searching to do but not bad for someone who only dabbles in hockey.
Only found a couple of more for you but one of them is a fairly big card.
1974-75 Topps 88 (Kansas City Scouts Team)
Now there is a team which would be a blast from the past!
1972-73 O-***-Chee #6 (Checklist)
I have a question on values of 1980-81 Topps and O-***=Chee cards, Ifs there a difference in value if the card is scratched or unscratched? They look bad when scratched off but look even worse when unscratched. Unfortunately I only had Topps and you are working on O-***-Chee but I figured you'd be a good one to ask on this matter.
1974-75 Topps 88 (Kansas City Scouts Team)
Now there is a team which would be a blast from the past!
1972-73 O-***-Chee #6 (Checklist)
I have a question on values of 1980-81 Topps and O-***=Chee cards, Ifs there a difference in value if the card is scratched or unscratched? They look bad when scratched off but look even worse when unscratched. Unfortunately I only had Topps and you are working on O-***-Chee but I figured you'd be a good one to ask on this matter.
You are correct I put the wrong year. The Scouts Team card is 1975-76 which you need.
I had to look up who the Scouts are now and they are the New Jersey Devils by way of Colorado. They only lasted 2 seasons in KC which surprised me.
Thanks for the info on the 1980-81 issues. The unscratched ones are so unsightly that I thought the prices might be the same. Topps came up with some AWFUL ideas in the early 80s trying to drum up interest for their basketball and hockey sets. In 81-82 they did the National/East/West thing for both sports with an additional Midwest set for basketball. Terrible idea since you had to be in different parts of the country to get the sub sets. Not an easy thing to do in1981!!! And the worst was the 1980-81 basketball with the 3 card panels and several different ways to put together a complete set. Putting together a set of those without guides like they have now was like trying to solve the Rubix Cube!
Some of Topps "brilliant" innovations in the early 80s even had New Coke shaking its' head! LOL
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