A Mark Jackson playing card was going for a quarter on Ebay. Now going for $15 to $20
All because someone realized the Menendez Brothers were in the background.
jjgold
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Are they still in jail
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Bluehorseshoe
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Originally posted by jjgold
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Are they still in jail
Yes. It was a choice of staying in jail or going to another Knicks game.
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milwaukee mike
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still not as good as the c3po penis card, i had a bunch of these and made good money selling them
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big joe 1212
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Originally posted by Bluehorseshoe
Yes. It was a choice of staying in jail or going to another Knicks game.
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allabout the $$$
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Knicks games are good!
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rm18
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Definitely have that card at my moms house.
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Otters27
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Wow. I have that card.
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Otters27
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Originally posted by rm18
Definitely have that card at my moms house.
1990 Hoops. I should have that card as well. Probably Doubles
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turtlejc
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90-91 hoops part of the mass production days. basically started the 1990s downfall of cards....can get a box at your local card shop for 25$ most likely and try and hit a few of these
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daneblazer
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Originally posted by Bluehorseshoe
Yes. It was a choice of staying in jail or going to another Knicks game.
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Heltah Skeltah
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Originally posted by milwaukee mike
still not as good as the c3po penis card, i had a bunch of these and made good money selling them
Of course you did
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Otters27
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Originally posted by turtlejc
90-91 hoops part of the mass production days. basically started the 1990s downfall of cards....can get a box at your local card shop for 25$ most likely and try and hit a few of these
Yes I think 91 Fleer, Score baseball and football were the worse
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jjgold
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Those kids wrecked their lives for greed
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Frank Mills
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haha
Originally posted by Bluehorseshoe
Yes. It was a choice of staying in jail or going to another Knicks game.
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kidcudi92
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Originally posted by turtlejc
90-91 hoops part of the mass production days. basically started the 1990s downfall of cards....can get a box at your local card shop for 25$ most likely and try and hit a few of these
card shops don't even exist in indy anymore
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Frank Mills
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That's crazy about the Menendez brothers though. Is that a confirmed fact or just look a likes ?
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kidcudi92
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#18
Originally posted by Frank Mills
That's crazy about the Menendez brothers though. Is that a confirmed fact or just look a likes ?
the timeline is 100% correct
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Frank Mills
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Enjoy !
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rollie_t651
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Originally posted by Otters27
1990 Hoops. I should have that card as well. Probably Doubles
Hilarious. Probably doubles. I thought the same thing
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DiggityDaggityDo
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Reminds me of Patrick Kane’s first hockey card.
He was only 6 years old.
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turtlejc
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Originally posted by Otters27
Yes I think 91 Fleer, Score baseball and football were the worse
everything from the 1990s was garbage except for a few cards like kobe or a few jordans that are worth some money...but everything was so mass produced and nothing limited to numbers or autographed, just garbage inserts in every pack
the card market is actually back and stronger than ever...I watch these guys on facebook called Grand Slam Collectibles open boxes of cards that are 50-1000$ a box but they all have cards that can be worth money, and the super rare cards now are limited to low numbers and even down to 1 of 1s....some cards from Trout, Judge, Mahommes can sell for up to 20 grand.....ohtani cards during the early part of this year were going for 20-50k
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Otters27
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Originally posted by DiggityDaggityDo
Reminds me of Patrick Kane’s first hockey card.
He was only 6 years old.
Wow that's crazy
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playersonly69
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I should have at least 25-50 of those cards. I was a baseball card show promoter back in the early 90"s and I had tables at all of hte major shows.
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Otters27
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Originally posted by playersonly69
I should have at least 25-50 of those cards. I was a baseball card show promoter back in the early 90"s and I had tables at all of hte major shows.
Could find a gem mint if you have an unopened wax box
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krk1030
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I wonder who figured it out and if they had the foresight to buy a million of the cards before saying anything.
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milwaukee mike
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#27
Originally posted by Heltah Skeltah
Of course you did
why would i lie about that?
i had a collection of star wars cards, and that one was actually a lot less rare than when they eventually fixed it. there are probably millions of those floating around, it was just a common card that all of us laughed at as kids, but never really thought it was worth anything until ebay came around.
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milwaukee mike
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Originally posted by DiggityDaggityDo
Reminds me of Patrick Kane’s first hockey card.
He was only 6 years old.
cheap ass dad carried him in so he didn't need to buy an extra ticket
"They were allowing me to carry Patrick in there till he was 7 or 8. Right before we went in the gate I would pick him up just to get another person in"
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Bluehorseshoe
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eBay has begun pulling listings of a fairly common and inexpensive 1990-91 Hoops basketball card featuring former New York Knicks guard Mark Jackson following the revelation that notorious killers Lyle and Erik Menendez appear to be seated courtside in the photo.
According to sports trading card magazine Beckett, eBay has begun to pull listings of the Jackson basketball card, telling sellers it is against the website’s policy to sell an item affiliated with murders or serial killers.
“Affiliated with means items that are directly associated with the person,” eBay said in a email to sellers. “This can include (but is not limited to) objects like photographs, paintings, action figures, flags, sculptures, pins, books authored by the person, items they have owned, etc.”
Despite the emails, there were several listings for the basketball card on eBay Tuesday morning. One seller even had a lot of 30 cards with bids above $340. There are also listings of sports cards for players who have been convicted of murder, including former Panthers wide receiver Rae Carruth and former Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez.
“From what we’ve been hearing, eBay doesn’t like being associated in news stories as the place to sell your memorabilia and novelty items of serial killers,” said Ryan Veres of Burbank Sportscards, which continues to sell the card for $34.99.
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milwaukee mike
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Originally posted by Bluehorseshoe
eBay has begun pulling listings of a fairly common and inexpensive 1990-91 Hoops basketball card featuring former New York Knicks guard Mark Jackson following the revelation that notorious killers Lyle and Erik Menendez appear to be seated courtside in the photo.
According to sports trading card magazine Beckett, eBay has begun to pull listings of the Jackson basketball card, telling sellers it is against the website’s policy to sell an item affiliated with murders or serial killers.
“Affiliated with means items that are directly associated with the person,” eBay said in a email to sellers. “This can include (but is not limited to) objects like photographs, paintings, action figures, flags, sculptures, pins, books authored by the person, items they have owned, etc.”
Despite the emails, there were several listings for the basketball card on eBay Tuesday morning. One seller even had a lot of 30 cards with bids above $340. There are also listings of sports cards for players who have been convicted of murder, including former Panthers wide receiver Rae Carruth and former Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez.
“From what we’ve been hearing, eBay doesn’t like being associated in news stories as the place to sell your memorabilia and novelty items of serial killers,” said Ryan Veres of Burbank Sportscards, which continues to sell the card for $34.99.
hypocrites
why are there over 7,000 oj simpson items listed right now on ebay? he was definitely "associated with murders"