2013 Contenders SSP pricing help

[mfisher27]

So I was looking through a box of old autos and game used and came across a chunk of Contenders autos I never sold. Surprisingly I found a Travis Kelce which was a nice surprise since I usually have horrible luck with Contenders. Anyway, the main reason I am asking is that I just found out I have a SSP Variation of Nick Kasa (TE Oakland Raiders). I must have not kept up with Panini's announcement since the time to cash in has probably passed. My question is what do you think is a good price for this? This is in the category short printed to 50 or less. I don't see one on eBay or a completed listing.

Any help is appreciated!

Thank you

[HBMC]

Well, I'd list it with a medium BIN and be sure to list that it's an SSP, he did just win a Super Bowl with the Broncos as a moving practice dummy lol.

Nick Kasa went from Broncos fan at the AFC Championship to Broncos player at Super Bowl 50 - SBNation.com (http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2016/2/1/10886910/2016-super-bowl-50-nick-kasa-denver-broncos)

Neat find man!

[mfisher27]

I didn't know that. Thank you!

Even though I hate auctions (I usually do BIN with immediate payment) but I may do a somewhat higher starting bid and maybe have a few of the Contenders set collectors go at it. I'll probably have it end on a Sunday too, that seems to be the best for auctions, right?

Well, I'd list it with a medium BIN and be sure to list that it's an SSP, he did just win a Super Bowl with the Broncos as a moving practice dummy lol.

Nick Kasa went from Broncos fan at the AFC Championship to Broncos player at Super Bowl 50 - SBNation.com (http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2016/2/1/10886910/2016-super-bowl-50-nick-kasa-denver-broncos)

Neat find man!

[HBMC]

I didn't know that. Thank you!

Even though I hate auctions (I usually do BIN with immediate payment) but I may do a somewhat higher starting bid and maybe have a few of the Contenders set collectors go at it. I'll probably have it end on a Sunday too, that seems to be the best for auctions, right?

Eh, not a bad strategy, Sunday's tend to get the most casual buyers. Best of luck!