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| quote: Originally posted by Triple-Frog: Supply and demand will bring the price down in time.Dealers count on collectors wanting the cards as soon as they come out.I'd give it a couple of months and they will be selling at around the $350-$400 mark.
If they drop that much surely that will mean dealers who purchased it Direct from Rittenhouse will be making a large loss even with the dealer discount they get from Rittenhouse? The margins on profit are not great and dealers can't take big hits like that. |
| Posts: 1454 | Location: United Kingdom | Registered: May 04, 2004 |
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| quote: Originally posted by ChrisST: Is Anyone offering it yet?
I'm curious to see how much there selling it for
I was offered it for around $600 delivered but that is still more than I'm prepared to pay for a couple autographs and a few "BASE" cards. |
| Posts: 1454 | Location: United Kingdom | Registered: May 04, 2004 |
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| quote: Originally posted by ChrisST: If anyone offers it for 400-450. Id consider it. I can't go over that.
If anyone know of someone, please let me know
Chris
Chris, you won't see anyone offer it for that until after release if some dealers over order and get stuck with it. That price is below cost direct from Rittenhouse to authorized dealers. |
| Posts: 109 | Location: Ormond Beach, FL | Registered: June 19, 2012 |
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| quote: Originally posted by NonSportCardGuy26: I was offered these at $500, but even at that price my customers have had little interest. I just have no idea what Rittenhouse will do unless maybe they add on an incentive to move them? I don't know of many dealers buying these right now at the current price.
Now the full set I cannot wait for and I will be purchasing quite a bit of.
I just sent you an email.. I'm interested in this set for $500 if you can make it happen, thanks. |
| Posts: 84 | Location: Michigan | Registered: January 06, 2009 |
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| I'm an old Trekkie, but I'm also a realist... too rich for my wallet. ____________________ "A man has got to know his limitations."
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| Posts: 1319 | Location: Rhode Island USA 02889 | Registered: January 23, 2011 |
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| quote: Originally posted by NonSportCardGuy26: I was offered these at $500, but even at that price my customers have had little interest. I just have no idea what Rittenhouse will do unless maybe they add on an incentive to move them? I don't know of many dealers buying these right now at the current price.
Now the full set I cannot wait for and I will be purchasing quite a bit of.
Emailed you as well |
| Posts: 22 | Location: New Jersey | Registered: June 28, 2009 |
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| quote: Originally posted by treksearcher: The price of the Pine auto/costume appears to be around a little over $200 now and the Quinto goes a bit cheaper. Does this mean dealers who purchased the sets from Rittenhouse are really loosing such a large amount on these mini sets?
Probably depends on how many sets they managed to sell pre-ordered. If say they bought 10 sets knowing they had 8 already pre-sold they might be letting the last couple go at a loss as they have already made their profit. Looks like I was pretty much spot on with my forecast at the top of the page regarding prices although I have to say even that seems a bit expensive. |
| Posts: 2571 | Location: Sutton Coldfield England | Registered: August 09, 2002 |
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| Not sure this is for this set. But, I saw this posted on Ben Cross' facebook page.... quote: Spent most of today signing Star Trek trading cards. 500 so far. Only another 300 to go. Will have to complete tomorrow. Don't know if any of my fans ever had to personally sign so many times (travellers checks?) but it ends up like your signature has been forged by an alien on LSD. Like a parrot has thrown up ink all over your photograph and walked through it to add further insult. I don't know who I am any more.
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| Here's the set description from Previews:
"The 100-card base set features detailed scene-by-scene plot synopses and photos for the entirety of Star Trek Into Darkness. Bonus sets include Silver and Gold parallel sets and a 110-card 2009 Star Trek set (with parallels), a 9-card Star Trek Into Darkness fold-out set, a 24-card uniform badge set, a 12-card costume relic set, and autograph cards. Autograph signers include Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jennifer Morrison, Ben Cross, Simon Pegg, and many others!" |
| Posts: 2152 | Location: Pennsylvania | Registered: September 14, 2006 |
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