So awesome!! Great to see some content based out of Arizona. Right on. Amazing volume. Geoff, I know that you have a strong appreciation for Vintage, would love to see more vintage content. Thanks
I like Pristine and use them but they definitely can improve on their descriptions. Last night there was an 89 Fleer Griffey rookie with the description of a 93 Jeter rookie, lol. That's just one example of many. Still a good resource to pick up a card or item of memorabilia every now and again.
I sent in sportscards about a year after they opened. Bad....Didnt inventory my items correctly. They auction them off. Sold for nothing. Never again....always newer people working there. Badly managed company. Called for employees to help me. They dropped the ball...big time!
I might have 2 cards you guys may wanna see? They are 2 superfractor autos of Jordan Reed rookie year. And each spell out Reds and the other says Kins both PSA 9. One of a kind.
Geoff - i can send a photo; the great thing is they have a 3.5 regular photo of the man himself signing on the back #HTTR. Doug Williams one of the all-time great coaches, people, and players not just professional football
@@daniellarsen889 rose is still alive so that’s nothing to do with who I’m labeling as legends, I’m talking pre 50’s stuff that will hold its value over this modern stuff. And I’ll buy mantle signed stuff over overhyped rookies who’ll probably never win a championship.
Check us out at www.krukcards.com 😁 we have $1.99 auctions at least 2x per month and most times people get items at a steal! We have reasonable shipping prices as well and you can always contact us after you receive the shipping notification. At that time, we can review the actual shipping cost and issue a refund for any overcharge that may have occurred. We do that for numerous customers daily.
Well, no. Most of the jerseys are just fabric with their name on them. You’re buying the autograph. If you want a legit nike signed jersey, you’ll have to pay more. Which are still rare.
Very impressive!! I work for Kruk Cards and I must say, while we have an equal sized warehouse/amount of inventory... We are smaller (about 20 employees max... Including college kids that rotate in and out, helping with bulk processing, etc). The listing agents (like myself) are responsible for everything from research of the product, taking the photos, creating the listing & packaging the product for storage in the warehouse. I notice they have 3 different "departments" that handle that process. That part seems like overkill to me, paying so many people to do what one person can do... but it works for them. We have designated areas, like they do, for specific items to be stored (cards, balls, framed, bats, jerseys, etc) but sometimes items slip through the cracks by being put in the wrong spot, forcing us to issue a refund until the item is found. They are highly organized with what appears to be a scanning system in place (correct me if I'm wrong and it's not). That's great for keeping track of the products within the warehouse! I've been suggesting that for years at our place!! 😂 We hand label the product and put it in its designated area/aisles-but there's gotta be a more effective way of locating items that were misplaced. I'm curious now if they have mastered that! Interesting to see other companies like ours because there aren't that many at our size! We have similar inventory and regular $1.99 auctions 2x per month. Check us out! The link to our eBay store is on our website!www.krukcards.com If anyone who works there is reading this, let me know about whether or not you have that scanning system I was referring to above (for locating items easily within the warehouse), or if that's just a regular "SKU label" on your packaging. Thanks!
Hey SCI, great channel! I just had a troubling incident at Pristine Auctions that I'm wondering if you could look into. When I lost an auction on a hockey card, I saw the same item up for auction again like 2 days later (took a screenshot of the PSA number). Can you help me understand what is going on? Possible unethical activity?
we replied to your comment (same comment) on another video also. This sounds like an item from our Classic Auction that had a reserve price that wasn't met so was relisted. Do you have a lot number so that we can confirm?
😂 Right. I work at kruk cards and we keep all of our valuable graded cards and other items in a secure area, sometimes with the owner... depending how valuable. Although we have cameras all over our warehouse, I'm assuming they do as well.
Yeah there might be a few good items in the warehouse but the very vast majority of this stuff is essentially mass produced signed stuff. Replica jerseys (definitley not made when the player was playing in that year, apart from the very modern stuff) signed with no thought by the player who scribbles half an attempted signature because he's having to sign at least 100 times in a session, the same jersey. Which, then gets bought by some mug who thinks he's getting a piece of history, of which they aren't. There are many companies like this flooding the market with this half baked trash. This warehouse is a classic example of how worthless these signed jerseys and posters are. Its definitely not rare and hardly memorabilia when it's mass produced like this. Just goes to show how many idiots there are on this planet who pay 100's of dollars for something that is worth so little.
I work at Kruk Cards and we have a ridiculous amount of jerseys. We deal directly with the organizations to purchase the game issued or game worn player jerseys. In my personal opinion, I feel those are more valuable than the jerseys you mentioned above: mass-produced after the fact, meaningless signature scribbled on them. We obviously have autographed jerseys as well, obtained from purchasing collections from people- but the vast majority of our jerseys are obtained from the team organizations. The jerseys were either issued to the player during their season, or worn by the players during a game. Seems that would be more valuable to a collector, judging by what they are willing to pay for them. Lol
Bro half those jerseys at the very least that were shown and autographed are fake LOL look how chunky that “Curry” name plate is on the back at the very beginning. This shit down right embarrassing.
So awesome!! Great to see some content based out of Arizona. Right on. Amazing volume. Geoff, I know that you have a strong appreciation for Vintage, would love to see more vintage content. Thanks
I like Pristine and use them but they definitely can improve on their descriptions. Last night there was an 89 Fleer Griffey rookie with the description of a 93 Jeter rookie, lol. That's just one example of many. Still a good resource to pick up a card or item of memorabilia every now and again.
Stick to vintage…..these modern players have signed more than most legends have signed their entire lives.
All out flooded market.
@@daniellarsen889 I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s not already happening. Just encase it in a slab and let it sell.
Stick to collecting what you love and you can never go wrong.
I use to own a memorabilia company and I bought 75% inventory from pristine. I live in PHX and go to that warehouse daily to pickup
Did you ever order from us over at Kruk Cards?
Really cool tour!
Nice to know a great alternative where to consign big cards with BGS grading access.
Love episodes like this
I sent in sportscards about a year after they opened. Bad....Didnt inventory my items correctly. They auction them off. Sold for nothing. Never again....always newer people working there. Badly managed company. Called for employees to help me. They dropped the ball...big time!
I love Prestine. I buy a lot from them for my PC and to flip.
I might have 2 cards you guys may wanna see? They are 2 superfractor autos of Jordan Reed rookie year. And each spell out Reds and the other says Kins both PSA 9. One of a kind.
I was a customer before he got with SCI. have a great Doug Williams that's up on my wall
Geoff - i can send a photo; the great thing is they have a 3.5 regular photo of the man himself signing on the back #HTTR. Doug Williams one of the all-time great coaches, people, and players not just professional football
I use to get deals on pristine not any more.
Check us out at www.krukcards.com 😁
Hey i got a question. I have a Tua /25 BGS 9.5 2020 gold encased RC. Trying to think if i should sell it or hold it? Thanks
I got damaged items i bought there. I believe they dropped the frame damaging corner.
Wow no seller fee?! Whats the catch? They must be charging some sort of fee to be selling our product right? Great vid as always
Buyer pays a fee like a normal auction
Mac Jones cards will have seller fees
@@BrewstaGreen lol
They only draw back to selling with them is due to the amount of product they get it takes awhile to get your items out there.
seller should pay the fee not buyer !
70,000 - 90,000 items sold per month. Sounds like it would devalue things.
5:53 no 3 points of contact! Bad.
Jeff put someones cards in the wrong bin lmfao.
Very cool!
Was really hoping to see their Will Grier collection
0% sellers fee for cards over $25 plus? Whats the catch tho? No way they are just gonna do all the work and not get paid for it.
cool video, thanks for showing us
Awesome video ❤
are the jersey's that were just worn for a second or by others that go into the cards people pay a lot for.
Exactly……these modern players have signed more than most legends have signed their entire lives.
@@daniellarsen889 rose is still alive so that’s nothing to do with who I’m labeling as legends, I’m talking pre 50’s stuff that will hold its value over this modern stuff. And I’ll buy mantle signed stuff over overhyped rookies who’ll probably never win a championship.
Hard to turn a profit with them between shipping and ridiculous buyers premiums
Check us out at www.krukcards.com 😁 we have $1.99 auctions at least 2x per month and most times people get items at a steal! We have reasonable shipping prices as well and you can always contact us after you receive the shipping notification. At that time, we can review the actual shipping cost and issue a refund for any overcharge that may have occurred. We do that for numerous customers daily.
@@leahbia82 I’ll take a look 👀
so what this tells me...JERSEYS that are signed and authenticated are not all that rare...hmm. Interesting.
Well, no. Most of the jerseys are just fabric with their name on them. You’re buying the autograph. If you want a legit nike signed jersey, you’ll have to pay more. Which are still rare.
very nice video !! what a warehouse it was !!!! had a nice timr watching this amazing video
u made my morning Mr. Wilson 🤩
God bless
Very impressive!!
I work for Kruk Cards and I must say, while we have an equal sized warehouse/amount of inventory... We are smaller (about 20 employees max... Including college kids that rotate in and out, helping with bulk processing, etc).
The listing agents (like myself) are responsible for everything from research of the product, taking the photos, creating the listing & packaging the product for storage in the warehouse. I notice they have 3 different "departments" that handle that process. That part seems like overkill to me, paying so many people to do what one person can do... but it works for them.
We have designated areas, like they do, for specific items to be stored (cards, balls, framed, bats, jerseys, etc) but sometimes items slip through the cracks by being put in the wrong spot, forcing us to issue a refund until the item is found. They are highly organized with what appears to be a scanning system in place (correct me if I'm wrong and it's not). That's great for keeping track of the products within the warehouse! I've been suggesting that for years at our place!! 😂 We hand label the product and put it in its designated area/aisles-but there's gotta be a more effective way of locating items that were misplaced. I'm curious now if they have mastered that!
Interesting to see other companies like ours because there aren't that many at our size!
We have similar inventory and regular $1.99 auctions 2x per month. Check us out! The link to our eBay store is on our website!www.krukcards.com
If anyone who works there is reading this, let me know about whether or not you have that scanning system I was referring to above (for locating items easily within the warehouse), or if that's just a regular "SKU label" on your packaging. Thanks!
Hey SCI, great channel! I just had a troubling incident at Pristine Auctions that I'm wondering if you could look into. When I lost an auction on a hockey card, I saw the same item up for auction again like 2 days later (took a screenshot of the PSA number). Can you help me understand what is going on? Possible unethical activity?
we replied to your comment (same comment) on another video also. This sounds like an item from our Classic Auction that had a reserve price that wasn't met so was relisted. Do you have a lot number so that we can confirm?
Rookie listers!
"high end stuff" and "Mac Jones rookie card" in same sentence..
awesome vid
Am i the only one wondering how close to those shipping doors that jordan rookie was?
😂 Right. I work at kruk cards and we keep all of our valuable graded cards and other items in a secure area, sometimes with the owner... depending how valuable. Although we have cameras all over our warehouse, I'm assuming they do as well.
Wow
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So freakin cool 🤩
November 1st….Hi my name is Geoffy Wilson and I’m a recovering chimo. I gave away all my candy last night and all I got was Chris Hanson.
Yeah there might be a few good items in the warehouse but the very vast majority of this stuff is essentially mass produced signed stuff. Replica jerseys (definitley not made when the player was playing in that year, apart from the very modern stuff) signed with no thought by the player who scribbles half an attempted signature because he's having to sign at least 100 times in a session, the same jersey. Which, then gets bought by some mug who thinks he's getting a piece of history, of which they aren't. There are many companies like this flooding the market with this half baked trash. This warehouse is a classic example of how worthless these signed jerseys and posters are. Its definitely not rare and hardly memorabilia when it's mass produced like this. Just goes to show how many idiots there are on this planet who pay 100's of dollars for something that is worth so little.
Believe it or not they buy because they collect. Is that OK with you?
Bro some people just like to collect there fav players no need to make fun of them for that.
I work at Kruk Cards and we have a ridiculous amount of jerseys. We deal directly with the organizations to purchase the game issued or game worn player jerseys. In my personal opinion, I feel those are more valuable than the jerseys you mentioned above: mass-produced after the fact, meaningless signature scribbled on them.
We obviously have autographed jerseys as well, obtained from purchasing collections from people- but the vast majority of our jerseys are obtained from the team organizations. The jerseys were either issued to the player during their season, or worn by the players during a game. Seems that would be more valuable to a collector, judging by what they are willing to pay for them. Lol
Bro half those jerseys at the very least that were shown and autographed are fake LOL look how chunky that “Curry” name plate is on the back at the very beginning.
This shit down right embarrassing.
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