I Offered $50,000 CASH for This Card… 😳
A video creator offers $50,000 cash for a Mir Erkom card, discussing how it compares to record-breaking card sales including Steph Curry's $58,600 Headliners card and Tom Brady's $51,000 card. The creator humorously negotiates the card's value while suggesting a romantic angle about setting a sales record as a husband and wife.
Summary
The speaker opens by declaring they would pay $50,000 cash for a specific card and proceeds to provide historical context for high-value card sales. They reference the most expensive Headliners card ever sold, which belonged to Steph Curry and fetched $58,600. The speaker acknowledges they don't believe the card in question can surpass Curry's record. They then mention Tom Brady's card, which sold for $51,000, making it the second most expensive card sold in history. The speaker expresses reluctance to pay more for the Mir Erkom card than what Brady's first card sold for, stating they refuse the offer. However, the conversation then takes a romantic turn, with someone (presumably the speaker's spouse) suggesting it would be romantic to set a sales record together for Mir Erkom. The speaker responds by offering to discuss 10 more romantic things instead, indicating they'll continue the conversation later.
Key Insights
- The speaker claims the most expensive Headliners card in history is Steph Curry's, which sold for $58,600
- Tom Brady's card is identified as the second most expensive card ever sold at $51,000
- The speaker refuses to pay more for Mir Erkom's card than what Tom Brady's first card sold for
- Someone proposes setting a sales record for Mir Erkom's card as a romantic gesture between husband and wife
- The speaker deflects the romantic card proposal by suggesting 10 other romantic alternatives to discuss
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Transcript
[0:00] I would pay 50,000 cash for this card , but let me explain why. The most expensive Headliners card sold in history belonged to Steph Curry, who bought it for $58,600 . I don't believe this one can surpass Steph Curry. Tom Brady's card went for $51,000. This is the second most expensive card sold in history. Can I pay more for Mir Erkom than for Brady's first card? I ca n't. this offer. I refuse. OK. But as husband and wife, wouldn't it be romantic to set a sales record together for Mir Erkomy in your I'll give you a list of 10 more [0:31] romantic things. We'll talk after this. Good.
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