80s Showtime
04-05-2014, 01:37 PM
While going through my cards, I found my pair of 2001-02 Chris Andersen #417 Star Rookie cards.
http://i895.photobucket.com/albums/ac158/80s_Showtime/778e9a9474061851536a368537b05e99_zps8ac5afaa.jpg
I wanted to say that the dunking version was harder to find back when I was opening packs, but I couldn't remember which was considered the "A" and "B" versions.
Since most of the time answers can be found on eBay, I checked on there and was surprised be the few completed auction results:
http://i895.photobucket.com/albums/ac158/80s_Showtime/a463ddf268ed7ffea8379d0b9459ca2c_zps54baa857.jpg
From the descriptions, the "A" version is the dunking one, but the driving to the basket "B" version had the more consistent higher price. Totally the opposite from what I had expected (along with those higher than expected prices:eek:).
My questions :confused: for the knowledgable collectors here on Blowout are:
- which card is considered the "A" and "B" versions?
- was there a "rarer" version?
Thanks for helping me catch up to the times :)!
http://i895.photobucket.com/albums/ac158/80s_Showtime/778e9a9474061851536a368537b05e99_zps8ac5afaa.jpg
I wanted to say that the dunking version was harder to find back when I was opening packs, but I couldn't remember which was considered the "A" and "B" versions.
Since most of the time answers can be found on eBay, I checked on there and was surprised be the few completed auction results:
http://i895.photobucket.com/albums/ac158/80s_Showtime/a463ddf268ed7ffea8379d0b9459ca2c_zps54baa857.jpg
From the descriptions, the "A" version is the dunking one, but the driving to the basket "B" version had the more consistent higher price. Totally the opposite from what I had expected (along with those higher than expected prices:eek:).
My questions :confused: for the knowledgable collectors here on Blowout are:
- which card is considered the "A" and "B" versions?
- was there a "rarer" version?
Thanks for helping me catch up to the times :)!