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Originally Posted by Kingofkings1281
That was maybe a $17k loss? This product looks like a bunch of trash minus the RPA’s. I lost count of how many nobody sticker autos and “player worn” /99 jersey cards were pulled.
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And I over-reacted, lol.
Anyway, guys, I have a question about breaks. Specifically like the two breaks shown here.
I have nothing against breaks. I don't collect that way often, but I have done pretty well over the years with breaks.
In 2016 I got a spot for Rod Smith in a case of Classics. I had already purchased the auto sticker from the product (#4/6) and I was really just hoping for one of the parallels.
I didn't hit one.
I did hit the #1/6 auto though, and got this spot for about $7.00, including the 3 or 4 bucks shipping.
Believe me, I have nothing against breaks.
But every break I have ever been in had spots. Teams, players, whatever. They were never for the entire case, where someone else would open what are all my cards on their video channel.
It's one thing to buy a spot, but now it's a thing to have other people open the product that you bought, like a box or case?
In both these breaks, the guy only claimed to have one buyer for each case. He said nothing about spots or anything. I believe a "Shawn" got the second one. Not 32 or more people who bought spots.
Is ripping not a thing anymore? Forget the price, but why would I have someone else open my box or case of cards on their channel?
So now it's a thing for dealers to buy cases, and instead of just sending them to the buyers to open themselves, they open them on their video channel?
That's what appeared to happen here in both these breaks.