Value check MJ buyback floor auto BGS?

[darscards35kd]

Hey guys, thinking of picking this up but want to be sure the value is solid before putting such a large sum into it. Card is from 01-02 ultimate and numbered 3/3, graded BGS 9/10. Any and all inputs appreciated, thank you!

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[Dnic]

Thats a beauty!

[JMys55]

Sweet card

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[bma0215]

8-12k IMHO

[dahabi]

2-5k would be my closing guess

[gameissued]

Hmmm.. I would reserve $8-10k price range for other HUGE cards, like exquisite auto patches, 90's autos, iconic Fleer 90's 1/1 buybacks, or maybe something else rare, gem mint, etc. My guess for that buyback floor will be loser to like $2k ish?

[JMys55]

Originally Posted by gameissued

Hmmm.. I would reserve $8-10k price range for other HUGE cards, like exquisite auto patches, 90's autos, iconic Fleer 90's 1/1 buybacks, or maybe something else rare, gem mint, etc. My guess for that buyback floor will be loser to like $2k ish?

$2k? When is the last time a BGS 9 Jordan Bulls on card auto sold $2k? Let's not even mention it has hardwood and is /3. Jordan buybacks aren't crazy like Kobe.

Get for $2k and I'll happily pay you $3k cause I'll sell it for $5k.

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[gameissued]

I think having the hardwood floor piece adds little to no value to the card. You can simply search Michael Jordan Auto completed sales and you will find a few BGS 9's. Last decent one was on 11/9/2017 (Sport Royalty 152770035136) for $1800. Not gonna argue if you think it's $3-5k though, as another thought as high as $8-12k. Hope this one has a matching COA too.

[BigZigBoom]

A lot

[stivsolovienna]

would think about 5-6k

[Doublexthebeast]

Keep in mind that oversized cards don't seem to sell as well as normal sized. I would think around $4k but it could go crazy.

[dahabi]

Also keep in mind that this card itself (variations obviously) is a common MJ card that many many people own, thus making it a little less desirable

[darscards35kd]

Thanks for all the insight!

[centrelink]

Originally Posted by darscards35kd

Thanks for all the insight!

Did you end up buying it??

[darscards35kd]

I'm working on a trade for it currently.

[Chain]

This doesn't look like the common over-sized version that were box toppers of UD Century Legends. This seems to be the regular-sized version inserted at a rate of 1:2500 in various UD products. It's a rare card even before becoming a buyback.

[centrelink]

Originally Posted by Chain

This doesn't look like the common over-sized version that were box toppers of UD Century Legends. This seems to be the regular-sized version inserted at a rate of 1:2500 in various UD products. It's a rare card even before becoming a buyback.

So many different variations of this floor set that it is hard to differentiate. There are over 40 sold on eBay recently alone

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odk...floor&_sacat=0

[Stat Monsters]

The perfect "10" grade of the autograph is key along with the fact that it's on-card.

The card grade of 9 is nothing to be impressed by, but shouldn't hinder the card from a bevy of buyers either, as it's a solid mint card.

I'd estimate it would auction for about $8k in the right environment due to the hand numbered crash numbering of only 3 existing, including a piece of floor and the pure aesthetic beauty of the card itself too.

[UltimateDeron]

Many of these that I've seen have very bubbly autos. This one is perfect, hence the 10 grade. I don't think I've ever seen one of these that isn't #/23.

I would value it at $5,000 to $7,000.

[the27guy]

Lots of people don’t live buy back autos. I’m in that camp. Still a great card. $3k-$4k in my opinion.

[darscards35kd]

This bad boy is coming to me!

[exoticprince]

Personally I would prefer the PSA 10 /23 on eBay even if it’s higher numbered as I’d prefer the pack issued/pulled auto over the buyback auto although both are great cards. But if the buyback is a good amount cheaper it may make sense. A solid card to add in any case.