Tiger card question

Coin Finder · September 13, 2009 1:16PM

Hi, does anyone here know what the true Tiger Woods rokkie card is< i am trying to buy one and these seems to be alot of them.

Thanks

VitoCo1972 · September 13, 2009 1:17PM

1996 Sports Illustrated for Kids is the actual first, 1997 Legends of Golf Masters is first pro, 2001 Upper Deck is first mainstream issue.

Coin Finder · September 13, 2009 1:19PM

Thanks Vito, which one is the hardest to get?

VitoCo1972 · September 13, 2009 1:21PM

SI for kids will cost the most in high grade. The 01 Upper Deck is VERY common is PSA 10

thenavarro · September 13, 2009 1:27PM

If you go looking for the SI For Kids one, make sure you don't buy one of the 15th anniversary reprints, they look like the original 1996 issue but they have a 15 on the front lower left quadrant.

Mike

PoppaJ · September 13, 2009 2:04PM

Here's one for ya .... LINK

JeremyDie1 · September 13, 2009 2:22PM

Without doubt I would want to own the 2001 SPA AUTO #/100.

nightcrawler · September 13, 2009 2:37PM

<< <i>Here's one for ya .... LINK >>

Does anyone know the dimensions of these 1996 Sport Kings Proto Mini's?

Coin Finder · September 14, 2009 2:09AM

Thanks, so what would a PSA 5+ Si for kids Tiger Rookie card be worth these days?

PoppaJ · September 14, 2009 5:14AM

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<< <i>Here's one for ya .... LINK >>

Does anyone know the dimensions of these 1996 Sport Kings Proto Mini's?

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They're 2-1/2" x 2"

eagles33 · September 14, 2009 7:09AM

i guess the 1996 SI for kids is his first card.. but these are hand cut.. or perferated.. should this really count? i thin the the 97 gold foil card is a much nicer card. i don't thin there are any psa 10s either.. i bought a psa 7 for 30 bucks just to add to rookie collection of cards that are not in the 4 major sports

Beck6 · September 14, 2009 7:42AM

The 97 Masters card is my favorite, but I believe they were issued in two styles. One has gold foil and the other does not. They look almost identical, but I would be careful spending too much on the non-foil card. The gold foil were much more limited and could only be purchased as a set I think. I think the non-foil were issued over several years and are easier to find, but still an inexpensive way to get a Tiger "rookie"

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