Players with no bowman chrome autos but older chrome rc cards

ThoseBackPages said:

C

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Brewer Andy said:

Interesting response knowing your buying habits! I go with A and B together! But honestly, I'd choose A, the rest of the world C

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rum151man said:

just curious because I picked this card up for what i consider a steal and didnt know if I should hold onto it or list now. figure he might have an auto coming soon so didnt know if I should hold or sell it now.

if it was a steal, and you sell cards to make money, then do sell now

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rum151man said:

just curious because I picked this card up for what i consider a steal and didnt know if I should hold onto it or list now. figure he might have an auto coming soon so didnt know if I should hold or sell it now.

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rum151man said:

I just wanted everyones take on this topic. which card is more generally sought after

A. original bowman chrome colored refractor rc cards from previuos years ( no auto in set )

B. autographed bowman chrome auto card but not 1st year bowman card

C. original until auto comes out then nobody wants the original card

example: 2007 1st bowman chrome colored refractors vs. 2012 or 2013 bowman chrome auto

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rum151man said:

I bought the card for myself as an A's fan but was thinking of selling now to make a profit cause im worried it will go down in value once an auto cones out. And with the $$$ buy multiple cards I like.

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uniquebaseballcards said:

Five or six years ago this question would always be asked and there'd be twenty guys always swearing up and down that choice A would always, always, always be the answer hands down simply because the card was the oldest. Obviously they were wrong because, although they'd like for others to think they knew the future, they did not. And just like five years ago, nobody will know five years from now.

So the answer is really D. the answer depends on whatever card the hobby wants the answer to be for that particular card for that particular instant. Sellers may want one answer (perhaps right now a Bowman card), collectors may want something entirely different (frankly I'd prefer a TC auto card). Sellers are simply going to hype whatever they have to sell at that moment.

Although this is a great question to ask - in a way - it really doesn't matter what other people think as long as you're happy with the card you have.

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