matfanofold
Active member
- Aug 10, 2008
- 7,645
- 1
The major issue I see for RAZOR and baseball cards is that for any current, past, or future product to be sucessful they need to build credibility with the market in that specific arena. Selling grab bag style 'best of' products and the errant Ali or Family Guy niche product is not doing it. For any real secondary value there needs to be a solid and consistant presence and so far his baseball prospect product releases have been lost in a sea of other offerings. I had a conversation with BG about a year ago and he stated then he intends to keep up with a consistant and yearly release(s) of a baseball prospect product so this should/could add validity eventually. However, if year in and year out they are simply an offering lost in a sea of niche type stuff then all hope may be lost. To make it in the baseball card market you need to get a strong foot hold and have good focus on what your doing, keeping your customers satisfied throughout the year, year in and year out. I just do not see RAZORs current trend of releasing one or 2 parallel releases yearly, and among a myriad of other offerings that have little to do with current baseball or even surrent sports for that matter, building credibility.
Do I think some of these cards could have value eventually, either when a player gets hot or in the long haul as MLB established stars come through? Sure, but as of now his main target which is prospectors are not impressed in the least. Not that I mind as I will pick up cheap auto's of decent players here and there because I think the cards, like Valiant, are actually pretty decent looking.
Do I think some of these cards could have value eventually, either when a player gets hot or in the long haul as MLB established stars come through? Sure, but as of now his main target which is prospectors are not impressed in the least. Not that I mind as I will pick up cheap auto's of decent players here and there because I think the cards, like Valiant, are actually pretty decent looking.