Dana White with a new clip Glazing Jon Jone with more lies

[SpiderFan187]

Dana White has replaced Fuck it Fridays with Rip it Fridays where he rips open UFC packets.

Last week he pulled a Jon Jones rookie autograph, he says it's going to a fan and follows up with the following "It's a $9000 card, if it grades well then it can double.. so a $18,000 card going out to the fan"

The card wasn't even graded and he assumed it's going to be the highest possible grade lol and then more than added a x3 multiplier

What is the truth?

It's a $1200ish card, if it grades a 10 (which only 3 or 4 have) then it's a $4000 - $6000 card




Below photo from poster below, since i was lazy to screenshot

 

[Shaolin Alan]

Danuh being unoriginal again
There's only one RipIt that matters!!
Seriously though; DW is insufferable with his attempts at social media relevance. The dude is in his 50ies, trying to be "popular" by hanging with millennial YouTubers

 

[Pechan]

1,200 is still 1, 995 bucks more than any sane person should pay for a fucking card.

 

[Only Here for Attachments]

I think Influencer Dana bothers me more than Fat Dana ever did

 

[nonoob]

So, was there less of Jon's rookie cards made than his Domestic Violence Mugshots?

 

[wwkirk]

Dana White has replaced Fuck it Fridays with Rip it Fridays where he rips open UFC packets.

Last week he pulled a Jon Jones rookie autograph, he says it's going to a fan and follows up with the following "It's a $9000 card, if it grades well then it can double.. so a $18,000 card going out to the fan"

The card wasn't even graded and he assumed it's going to be the highest possible grade lol and then more than added a x3 multiplier

What is the truth?

It's a $1200ish card, if it grades a 10 (which only 3 or 4 have) then it's a $4000 - $6000 card

So, these prices, do they just make them up and people go "Yeah, that is certainly worth multiple hundreds or even thousands of dollars" just because the UFC says they are? Are people just hoping and wishing these items will increase in value over time? I mean, it seems kinda PT Barnum-ish.

 

[Shaolin Alan]

So, these prices, do they just make them up and people go "Yeah, that is certainly worth multiple hundreds or even thousands of dollars" just because the UFC says they are? Are people just hoping and wishing these items will increase in value over time? I mean, it seems kinda PT Barnum-ish.

He's FoS
(I'm still surprised they are worth more than a few hundred bucks)

 

[SpiderFan187]

So, these prices, do they just make them up and people go "Yeah, that is certainly worth multiple hundreds or even thousands of dollars" just because the UFC says they are? Are people just hoping and wishing these items will increase in value over time? I mean, it seems kinda PT Barnum-ish.

It's more of a supply and demand thing. Rookie autos are always going to be worth the most since they are the 1st official cards he signed and from there it's a matter of who is willing to let it go the cheapest vs who will put up the most. Most of the sales get recorded and once you see a trend then a price kind of settles and goes up and down. The better graded cards will have a premium and then there's numbered versions, in Jones case there's a red ink version /15 which goes for 30ish k

Biggest card ever sold was a Khabib 1/1 Rookie auto for 85ishk

Also the UFC doesn't have a say in the prices, once they are pulled out of the box the open market decides.

 

[Bobby Boulders]

"BUY UFC CARDS!!!!!!!"

 

[LostMyBlackBelt]

It's more of a supply and demand thing. Rookie autos are always going to be worth the most since they are the 1st official cards he signed and from there it's a matter of who is willing to let it go the cheapest vs who will put up the most. Most of the sales get recorded and once you see a trend then a price kind of settles and goes up and down. The better graded cards will have a premium and then there's numbered versions, in Jones case there's a red ink version /15 which goes for 30ish k

Biggest card ever sold was a Khabib 1/1 Rookie auto for 85ishk

Also the UFC doesn't have a say in the prices, once they are pulled out of the box the open market decides.

The manipulated market. I just made a card on a napkin, and sold it to myself on Ebay for $10k, now a $10k card yo.

 

[Fuzzybabyducks]

Cards are worth what people are willing to pay for them

 

[RichardHarrow]

 

[Fight Professor]

Dana is correct about the potential price.

 

[SpiderFan187]

The manipulated market. I just made a card on a napkin, and sold it to myself on Ebay for $10k, now a $10k card yo.

There's manipulation in the market forsure, but not with the Jones RC Auto since there's to many to exist to be able to manipulate that at this point since it's still a small hobby.

Yeah good luck selling making a card out of napkin and getting anyone to believe that's a legit sale, people in the market know that a Jones RC auto for 1k is reasonable / not manipulated.

 

[SpiderFan187]

Dana is correct about the potential price.

Those are listed and not sold, sold prices is what matters.

 

[DalchaLungiambula]

Dana White has replaced Fuck it Fridays with Rip it Fridays where he rips open UFC packets.

Last week he pulled a Jon Jones rookie autograph, he says it's going to a fan and follows up with the following "It's a $9000 card, if it grades well then it can double.. so a $18,000 card going out to the fan"

The card wasn't even graded and he assumed it's going to be the highest possible grade lol and then more than added a x3 multiplier

What is the truth?

It's a $1200ish card, if it grades a 10 (which only 3 or 4 have) then it's a $4000 - $6000 card




Below photo from poster below, since i was lazy to screenshot

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The one for $2499.95 is graded as a 7.

A card fresh out of a pack is usually going to be a 9 or a 10, which would probably increase the value to 7.5K-10K, so he's probably right about a freshly pulled card being worth 9K provided it is the same rookie card in the pics

 

[Michaelangelo]

Would rather buy a banana taped to a wall

 

[SpiderFan187]

The one for $2499.95 is graded as a 7.

A card fresh out of a pack is usually going to be a 9 or a 10, which would probably increase the value to 7.5K-10K, so he's probably right about a freshly pulled card being worth 9K provided it is the same rookie card in the pics

130point.com and you'll see the sales history if you type the name of the card.

I've owned the card and sold it before, i've been dealing with cards for a while. Freshly pulled doesn't mean it's going to be mint since there's centering / manufacturing issues. Those cards are known to have chipping on the edges before they entered the pack thus only 3 or 4 10's out there which have sold between 4-6k.

Also those are listed and not sold prices, sold prices would be less especially on a 7. Last PSA 9 auctioned for $1350

 

[nonoob]

"Yeah, that is certainly worth multiple hundreds or even thousands of dollars" just because the UFC says they are, it seems kinda PT Barnum-ish.

Would Dana Lie?​

a $18,000 card going out to the fan"

Dana's Deal @18k-slapfight bargain, today only!

Those are listed and not sold, sold prices is what matters.

Selling the slap-Pico-dreams, from Dana's honest lips.

 

[TITS]

Biggest card ever sold was a Khabib 1/1 Rookie auto for 85ishk