<< <i>When you look at the modern stuff there are so many RCs-is value is the driving factor?
Brian >>
Absolutely, at least that is how it is supposed to work. Most valuable typically means most popular/collectible when it comes to rookie cards.Take the 2 cards metioned in this set. Both are the most valued rookie of each player. At first glance, you might think the 1993 SP Roaf. But the reason is, the Bowman Roaf is FOIL and much tougher, while his SP is not a foil version.
I'm guessing the same about the Larry Allen Playoff card. It is clearly the most valuable of his rookies, but possibly also the toughest to find in MINT type condition. Those 2 things probably go hand in hand and drive the value. When it comes to HOF or Key card sets, many of cards are disqualified based on PSA standards of which cards can be used. Meaning no autographed, jersey or insert cards qualify.
Jason
I'm here to question, not to inspire or build up. To live how I want, as I see fit, according to my values and my needs. Nothing holds dominion over me, I stand alone as the ruler of my life.
I busted 2 of my boxes and could only find one gradeable star. Luckily it's a Larry Allen. Let's hope the PSA gods are nice to me. I think I might sell the other two boxes if anybody's interested.
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Nice card! Damn, I need that one for my registry set too. Do you finance?
Good luck with it... as much as I want it, I'll have to wait.
Danny
OSClabs-I've been watching your build your registry-everything is very high end won't be long until you challenge for the top spot! Love the avatar!
Brian
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Thank you! You have an awesome set also! Let me know if you have anything for sale or trade.
That Larry Allen card is making me slobber...
Danny
I'm taking offers.
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I see you sold the Allen rookie! Anyone here get it?
I just submitted two that I'm hoping come back 9 or better
Danny
How many per box on average?
Lee
Do you have any idea how PSA determines which Rookie card will go into the Registry sets?
<< <i>Wow, those are tough odds...
Do you have any idea how PSA determines which Rookie card will go into the Registry sets? >>
I have often wondered that myself. When you look at the modern stuff there are so many RCs-is value is the driving factor?
Brian
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<< <i>When you look at the modern stuff there are so many RCs-is value is the driving factor?
Brian >>
Absolutely, at least that is how it is supposed to work. Most valuable typically means most popular/collectible when it comes to rookie cards.Take the 2 cards metioned in this set. Both are the most valued rookie of each player. At first glance, you might think the 1993 SP Roaf. But the reason is, the Bowman Roaf is FOIL and much tougher, while his SP is not a foil version.
I'm guessing the same about the Larry Allen Playoff card. It is clearly the most valuable of his rookies, but possibly also the toughest to find in MINT type condition. Those 2 things probably go hand in hand and drive the value. When it comes to HOF or Key card sets, many of cards are disqualified based on PSA standards of which cards can be used. Meaning no autographed, jersey or insert cards qualify.
Jason
according to my values and my needs. Nothing holds dominion over me, I stand alone as the ruler of my life.
Do you know the reasoning behind using Reggie White's 1986 Topps versus his 1984 USFL card in some of the registries? Thanks!
Brian
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Lee
Do you accept Monopoly money?
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