Million Dollar Baby

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By Viking Update Staff

Posted Jan 20, 2008

Vikings fans have known since the start of the preseason that they had something special. But the world's true barometer of stardown -- the auction site eBay -- has shown that Peterson merchandise sells all day.

http://min.scout.com/2/721575.html

ah, the glory days of spending hard earned dollars on ebay football cards!
i'm on too tight of a budget to join in the fun.

Obviously, I know nothing about football cards and their worth but you got to be kidding me, is that card really worth 8 grand?

*An Upper Deck SPx NFL Logo Patch card signed by Peterson didn’t get the asking price of $3,500 –
which would be a good value if the seller’s estimate of a $8,000 value is accurate.

I should sell my old sports cards. I could be rich!

"VikingMD" wrote:

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Obviously, I know nothing about football cards and their worth but you got to be kidding me, is that card really worth 8 grand?

*An Upper Deck SPx NFL Logo Patch card signed by Peterson didn’t get the asking price of $3,500 –
which would be a good value if the seller’s estimate of a $8,000 value is accurate.

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Yeah some cards are pretty expensive.
If you are lucky enough to have a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle rookie card, you have $95,000 piece of paper.

lol, beating out Brittney Spears!!

"BadlandsViking" wrote:

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"VikingMD" wrote:

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Obviously, I know nothing about football cards and their worth but you got to be kidding me, is that card really worth 8 grand?

*An Upper Deck SPx NFL Logo Patch card signed by Peterson didn’t get the asking price of $3,500 –
which would be a good value if the seller’s estimate of a $8,000 value is accurate.

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Yeah some cards are pretty expensive.
If you are lucky enough to have a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle rookie card, you have $95,000 piece of paper.

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And of course the "piece de resistance"...the 1909 Honus Wagner. Last transaction somewhere around $2.3M!