August 13, 20196 yr This seems ridiculous. Once Robert hits the majors, there will be a lot more autographed cards of his on the market. Not a good investment IMO.
August 13, 20196 yr Ah, the user comments section had more information than the pathetic story: “More details would help. This version is a one per print run. And if you follow the player he will be on the Sox next year. We will see him in September call ups for sure.” “It is a 1 of 1 superfractor auto. I am a card collector. A bowman superfractor auto of Jon Billingcycle some double A no name can go for over 1,000.....this is not a surprise. What a card. Worth every penny.”
August 13, 20196 yr 3 hours ago, mqr said: Memorabilia collecting is something I will absolutely never understand Collecting and selling are two different things. When I was a kid the Cubs did a charity basketball game across the street from my house, at town of 4000. After the game they signed autographs. I got Santo, Kessinger, Reuschal bros., and Billy Williams signed my glove. Those autographs are probably in a closet somewhere. So what did I do with my autographed glove. I used it to play baseball. We didn't think of possible value but it was cool a player signed something. Some famous people don't do autographs because it's about profit and not personal.
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