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Hi 👋, I'm Garrett. I buy, sell, and trade WNBA cards. I dabble in Bowman Chrome U. I am building @wnbacardscom to be the home of women’s hoops cards.
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Friendly reminder to all that it’s bulk season 😬 If you’re looking to move large quantities of Origins WNBA hit me up! Especially if you’re just keeping a PC player or flipping Clark. I can make it easy to get back some funds in one scoop 🍨
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RT @drinkgaragebeer: Let’s get this party started. Got (4) of these mini helmets signed by @JasonKelce. We’ll give away one during each qua…
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RT @drinkgaragebeer: GOT (10) MORE FRIDGES TO GIVE AWAY DURING THE GAME! RT FOR A CHANCE TO WIN!
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I heard he got a box of Prizm WNBA FOTL
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Should’ve used this one instead 🤣
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The last 3 years of WNBA products were break even / losers for most dealers. This is the year they make money. We won't see this kind of price action again for years. That's why dealers are making as much now, because they likely won't make much or anything on future releases.
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RT @MikeRossStan: @CardPurchaser I think Monopoly WNBA will have higher gem rates than Prizm WNBA
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RT @PaniniNFTs: @2020Eagle0 @wnbacardscom @NBATopShot I’m learning a lot about the WNBA in anticipation. Great to see how much the league i…
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RT @LegionHoops: There’s new tech that allows blind people at NBA arenas to follow the game. Amazing. (via @asfvision / TikTok) https://t.…
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RT @hashields1: The first 6 boxes were so fun, I went back and got 8 more. Aja ‘MVP’ Wilson Black Millionaire SSP! @CardPurchaser
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We opened two more and hit this Aliyah Boston Black Millionaire SSP case hit 🔥
My daughter came home with a couple boxes of WNBA Prizm Monopoly. First one had 6 rookie cards, including Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, Cameron Brink, and Kate Martin. That’s a lot of rookies for a box with only 24 cards. She now thinks she has a career in breaking.
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Instead there were two dog ate my homework statements from the kids, with mom / dad refusing to admit any wrong doing by there kid outside of taking away their phone for a month. This is case study level incompetence from a company worth $5B and another doing $50M+ in sales.
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