200lbhockeyplayer
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- Aug 10, 2008
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What the card companies need to realize is that jersey cards are no longer a "hit." Often times a jersey of Johnny Shortstop sells for the same as a numbered parallel, or perhaps $1 more. That's not a "per box hit."
"Hits" used to have relative value, now they are commonplace. And while that's absolutely fine, the price of the boxes are still valuing the as "hits." It's an industry problem...manufacturer and collector. But from a production cost stand point, it's so much less expensive to produce numbered variations.
Reserve the game-used crap for something truly special, not the same monotonous crap. Over and over again.
"Hits" used to have relative value, now they are commonplace. And while that's absolutely fine, the price of the boxes are still valuing the as "hits." It's an industry problem...manufacturer and collector. But from a production cost stand point, it's so much less expensive to produce numbered variations.
Reserve the game-used crap for something truly special, not the same monotonous crap. Over and over again.