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TheVolta
06-25-2016, 01:55 PM
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Bhenry4
06-25-2016, 01:56 PM
Gagne was the man. Dude took massive roids, but still.
rttrffg2012
06-25-2016, 02:31 PM
Not a bad list of baseball players
rainbowkiller
06-25-2016, 02:57 PM
Man, how Beckett disappeared (Josh, that is, not the mag...although something similar could be said for the mag...).
OscarOne
06-25-2016, 03:25 PM
Serious question, because I don't know: do non-autographed bowman rookie cards still do well in the secondary market. Or, is it autograph or nothing?

Also, technically, back in the day, could an insert card of a player in their rookie year still be offically a rookie card? Or was it just base, and everything else was XRC?

Dumb questions, I know. Thanks.
TheVolta
06-25-2016, 08:42 PM
Serious question, because I don't know: do non-autographed bowman rookie cards still do well in the secondary market. Or, is it autograph or nothing?

Also, technically, back in the day, could an insert card of a player in their rookie year still be offically a rookie card? Or was it just base, and everything else was XRC?

Dumb questions, I know. Thanks.

If the player doesn't have an auto'd BC RC option the non auto'd version is still their key RC or at least one of them. A few players in this category are Ichiro, Joey Votto and Cole Hamels.
rainbowkiller
06-25-2016, 08:50 PM
Serious question, because I don't know: do non-autographed bowman rookie cards still do well in the secondary market. Or, is it autograph or nothing?

Also, technically, back in the day, could an insert card of a player in their rookie year still be offically a rookie card? Or was it just base, and everything else was XRC?

Dumb questions, I know. Thanks.

Not sure if this is helpful, but non-auto RCs and FY/prospects in general did very well back then because there were a lot more people in the hobby - they may have been closer in value to an auto then they are today.

Today I think all non-autos do the same or similar whether it's a RC or a FY/prospect.