What will happen to the 97 Ty Cobb I just pulled?
 

I just posted him for a starting bid of 4000pp on a 24 hr auction.

His past 5 bid winners was around 70,000 but his average was around 120,000 and his all time was much much higher.

I gave him a BIN for 120,000.

I'm completely intrigued to see what his adjusted market value is after over 10 plus seasons of PT :eatpop:

I just realized I posted him for a 48 hour auction, not 24.
Regardless, the current bid is 32,000pp with 36 hours remaining.

(I'm glad he won't be getting sold for 4000 lol)

Okay, there's 24 hours left on Ty Cobb. He's garnered 11 bids up to 32,000pp.
I get he may strike out a lot, and he has no interest in walking to first, but once he gets on base he's a maniac. He'll happily spike an opposing second baseman and then fist fight anyone in the ballpark until he eventually scores.
A man's man.

I know I don't have enough points to win him, so I won't bid simply because I don't want to tie up my points until 30 seconds before the auction ends. Good luck, I hope you get market value.

selfishly, I was hoping no one would spot him and I'd snag him for 4K :laugh:

There's about 3 and a half hours left and Mr Cobb has 12 bids at 34,948.
I would assume he'll have one more flurry of bids near the end of the auction. We shall see.

14 bids at 49,026.
50 minutes to go.

Will I see one more mass increase? Or after 14 seasons of PT, is this Ty Cobb's market value? Let's see :)

There's another one listed with a BIN of 64,999, so I think that's as high as you'll get.

EDIT: Never mind, different Cobb card.

So what was the final price?

The final tally was 21 bids for 60,022.

The bright side: He was the 2nd highest amount of a card I sold (Matt Harvey's One Hit Wonder sold for 66,666)

The downside: I probably can't afford a perfect Boudreau so I'll probably just open 60 packs and hope to pull a perfect Pedro, Rivera, or anyone else with astronomical price points.

Good luck with your stretch runs in OOTP19. Go Colonels and Go Syrups!