Buying a SICK Jahmyr Gibbs Color Match At a Card Show! 🔥 #shorts
A collector negotiates the purchase of a Jahmyr Gibbs color match trading card at a card show. The seller initially asks $2,000, and after discussing comparable sales data, they agree on a final price of $625.
Summary
At a card show, two individuals engage in a negotiation over a Jahmyr Gibbs color match trading card. The seller opens by asking $2,000 for the card. The buyer then asks if the seller can do better than $7, which appears to be a reference point in pricing. The seller responds by citing market data, mentioning four sales that year at prices of $667, $825, and $7. Based on this sales history, the seller indicates they would prefer $600, but the buyer counters with an offer of $650. The seller then proposes $625 as a compromise, which the buyer accepts, concluding the transaction at that price.
Key Insights
- The seller references four prior sales in the year at $667, $825, and $7 to establish market value for the Jahmyr Gibbs color match card
- The seller initially asks $2,000 for the card but indicates willingness to accept $600 based on recent comparable sales data
- The buyer and seller reach a final agreement of $625 after the seller rejects a $650 offer and counters at $625
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Transcript
[0:00] Hey, what's up? How are you? >> Good, how are you? >> Not too bad. What do you want on these two? >> Um 2,000. >> Any better than 7? Four sales this year, 667, 825, and 7. I would love to tell you 6. Yes. >> 650? >> 625. I got you.
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