predatorkj
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Yeah, I'm not sure I'd be too hip on this...
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1 auto and 15 inscriptions would be better IMO, that is what I would want if it was a Dawson card
So the LeBron 16 auto card is listed now.
If this ends crazy high, what will the Jordan do?
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There is no doubt that this card is exceedingly valuable and every serious Jordan collector would want it, but I agree that the idea is completely ridiculous. In the end, it's worth the value of 16 signatures and the card could end up being pieced out. Who knows. I doubt anyone would have predicted the destroying of historic jerseys and bats a few years before the GU fad took off, so it stands to reason that a card like this in the "right (or wrong depending on your opinion)" hands could become a donor card for more cards later.
I'd rather see 16 autos split up on different cards or make the 16 autos different from each other in some way (although that is still way overkill). It's a marketing ploy to drive sales of what I can only assume was an overpriced product to begin with.
Someone hit the lottery though.
I'd slice it into four and sell 4 "Quad Auto Jordans." Might even keep one![]()
But let's say the LeBron sells for something completely insane, like 15k.
How many cards, non rookies or cuts, sell for that?
That'll make headlines, or should at least and will grab people's attention ESPECIALLY if the non hobby media catches on.
But if this LeBron sells for around what it's at now, then there's no reason to try it again.
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