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: cases and boxes : Juggernaut February 22, 2006, 03:12:16 AM hi i have just been browsin through the forum and noticed a few ppl talking about opening there boxes and cases and was just wondering if you sell them as a seller or keep them for yourselves and if so how much do they cost for either a box or case
many thanks : Re: cases and boxes : goldenavenger February 22, 2006, 03:21:12 AM It will differ from series to series. Even a case from one series to another can be diiferent: like 8 boxes, 10 boxes or more? The new LOTR Evolution I got at a good price at $284 a case delivered (8 boxes). But the newly Red Sonja card series was like $540 a case(10 boxes).
I'm sure there will be more people along to give more examples/insight. I don't get cases very often. Ttyl, Tim : Re: cases and boxes : Juggernaut February 22, 2006, 03:43:03 AM damm they sound expensive lol i've just started collectin the james bond 40th anniversary and it looks like it would be cheaper to buy a box to get autographs as you get 2 per box. do you bother with the binders if they have 1 for a set that you collect as they look expensive and i was just wondering if its worth buying.
: Re: cases and boxes : sketchqueen February 22, 2006, 04:18:56 AM I always get the binders to go with my sets - they feel incomplete to me without one. But, that's just one girls opinion :)
: Re: cases and boxes : Roz February 22, 2006, 04:24:30 AM Yeah me too... It frustrates me that Topps don't very often get binders made for their (otherwise excellent) sets Grrrrrrrrrr
: Re: cases and boxes : Juggernaut February 22, 2006, 04:26:58 AM i think rittenhouse have made it worth while with the james bond 40th as they give you a costume card with it that u can only get with the binder but for £30 -40 its quite expensive, does anybody know where i cant get 1 or does somebody have 1 they wouldnt mind parting with lol
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