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This is one of my favorite tricks to find underpriced sports cards you can buy for little and sell for a lot. Of course, no promises. Every situation is different. Do your own research, make your own decisions.
But here's an example, and better yet, it can be easily replicated.
Example: 1997 Pacific Crown Silver Parallels
As you know from yesterday’s “Flip Files” I've been on the hunt for 1997 Pacific Crown Silver Parallels.
To recap the wins, I recently made about $35 on a Greg Maddux, $31 on a Derek Jeter, $26 on another Derek Jeter, and about $19 on a Dennis Eckersley.
Nothing super flashy (more on that in a minute).
But here’s the bigger takeaway: that Pacific Crown Silver run is just one example of a set you can identify and flip using this process. The real value is in knowing how to uncover other sets with similar under-the-radar potential.
Best part is I'm not taking huge risks on these cards. I'm buying them for a few bucks and selling them for a lot more.
All it takes is knowing these cards are valuable, going out and finding them, and recognizing them when you come across them at card shows, card shops, or online.
And while I'm sure there are still plenty of these cards out there, here's how you can find other sets to flip in the same manner.
