Here at DPRC we firmly believe that if Zion Williamson (who is not as good as Mr. Luka Doncic on Dallas ) can have a fairly healthy career (no major, nagging injuries... which is a pretty big if giving his frame) that Zion rookie cards will blow away MJ rookie cards in value 50 years from now (see GoldCardAuctions.com or Beckett.com for more details in regards to Zion Williamson rookie cards as they are the leaders in rookie card advice ). Top Investment Box: 2020-21 Panini Contenders Draft Picks Basketball Cards The only problem is the if! Look at the frame on the beast of a man and its hard to imagine those knees holding up for 15 years... but if they do watch out MJ! Unfortunately, we predict Zion cards will have a great youth but will tear down faster than Ben Affleck at an open bar. Zion should win rookie of the year and if he does Zion Rookie Card Values will explode... but... the voters are trending towards Ja Morant even though everyone in the league ...
You will never find these Kobe cards in the trash can or at the dollar store. Not only are they worth thousands and thousands of dollars, but they are super rare. Good luck getting your hands on any of the five cards listed below. Trending: Iconic 1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. rookie card stands test of time 3 Brandon Ingram Autograph Basketball Cards Worth Stashing Away Although Kobe was a great player, he will never reach the heights that MJ did. MJ is the GOAT. 1. 1996-97 Topps Chrome Refractor #138 This card is highly sought after by collectors due to its iconic design and limited availability. It features a young Kobe Bryant in his rookie year , making it a valuable addition to any collection. 2. 1996-97 Skybox EX-2000 Credentials #30 This card is known for its rarity and unique design. It features an action shot of Kobe Bryant and is highly valued by collectors for its limited print run and high-quality production. 3. 2003-04 Upper Deck Exquisite Collection Limited Logos ...
The 1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie Card is a thing of beauty. Many people have said it is their favorite card of all-time. Many kids who came to age in the 1980s and 1990s lusted over this card only hoping when they ripped open a pack of 1989 Upper Deck that Griffey's big grin would be looking back at them. The card is numbered #1 and shows a close-up shot of THE KID with a grin from ear to ear. Ken Griffey Jr. was drafted with the 1st pick in the 1987 MLB Draft by the Seattle Mariners. Out of all the number one picks in sports that bust this was NOT one of them! He played high school baseball at Archbishop Moeller HS in Cincinnati, OH and eventually ended up back in Cincinnati playing for the Reds in the twilight of his career. If you don't own the 1989 UD Griffey Jr card you are not a true Ken Griffey Jr. FANBOY. We know people who literally own dozens of these baseball cards. 1989 Ken Griffey Jr. Upper Deck Price Guide: 1989 Upper Deck (from...
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