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BBCgalaxee
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Talking solely about value, what's the ultimate situation for a prospect card?
Here's my take.
He's a charismatic Yankee prospect (batter) who only has one auto bc card which was issued as a redemption three years prior (the redemption has since expired).
He gets called up September 2 and goes all "Shane Spencer" for the month.
He continues his power barrage through the post season and is a main reason why the yanks win the world series.
I think this is the ultimate situation because not only would he have ONLY one auto but it's a bc and it's an expired redemption so no longer possible to be found in packs.
Also, because he was called up after Sept one, he wouldn't have any rc logo until next season so his bc would be his ONLY card for six months.
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Here's my take.
He's a charismatic Yankee prospect (batter) who only has one auto bc card which was issued as a redemption three years prior (the redemption has since expired).
He gets called up September 2 and goes all "Shane Spencer" for the month.
He continues his power barrage through the post season and is a main reason why the yanks win the world series.
I think this is the ultimate situation because not only would he have ONLY one auto but it's a bc and it's an expired redemption so no longer possible to be found in packs.
Also, because he was called up after Sept one, he wouldn't have any rc logo until next season so his bc would be his ONLY card for six months.
Sent from my HTCONE using Freedom Card Board mobile app
