Ichiro Bowman Chrome RC Gold /99 goes for?
pauldrolkees
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anyone know the historical pricing for these? trying to figure out what would be a fair offer price on this, thank you
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<< <i>My recollection is the $1,000 range, perhaps a tad less- >>
thank you.
Which one do you think is the "better" or more desirable: the Bowman Chrome Gold /99 RC or the 2001 SPx Patch auto RC?
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<< <i>My recollection is the $1,000 range, perhaps a tad less- >>
thank you.
Which one do you think is the "better" or more desirable: the Bowman Chrome Gold /99 RC or the 2001 SPx Patch auto RC?
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I'm partial to the Bowman Chrome RCs in most cases, including this one.
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From a collectability standpoint, the SPx will also be in higher demand. There are more of them available, it has an autograph, etc.
Kind of like the debate between 1951 Bowman Mantle vs. 1952 Topps Mantle. You can't go wrong with the 1951, but everyone knows that the 1952 Topps will always be worth more, despite not being a rookie, being double-printed, etc.
In short, it depends on what you want to do with it. With Ichiro, there aren't really many autographed factory-issued 2001 cards of him. This is the most plentiful, but it's still hard to find and many examples are shored up in Japan. Additionally, those willing to pay a significant multiple for the Gold Refractor vs. the regular issue refractor is somewhat thin. The Refractor is more widely collected than the gold parallel (there was no non-refractor in 2001 of Ichiro Bowman Chrome), so there's that to consider, too