Ryan Wright
National Recruiting Director at Recruiting News Guru
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6 days ago |
beckett.com | Ryan Wright
Given the opportunity to go back in time, Marty McFly may want the fictitious Sports Almanac – Complete Sports Statistics 1950-2050, but sports card collectors would love to bring back the 120-card 1919 W514 set. The value, even if in poor condition, would be lifechanging for most. An ungraded W514 #15 Joe Jackson Hand Cut alone could bring anywhere from $1,500 to $6,600. Some names in the set are lost to time but not to the Hall of Fame.
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6 days ago |
beckett.com | Ryan Wright
The hype out of Akron, Ohio, in 2003 may not have done LeBron James justice. Predicted to be the next all-everything in the NBA, James has been all of that and more. As important as the 21-time NBA All-Star has been to the game of basketball, King James has been equally meaningful to the sports card industry. An autograph of a beloved athlete always raises the value of a sports card.
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1 week ago |
beckett.com | Ryan Wright
If collectors are going to purchase high-end sports cards, the expectation is to land money cards. In the 2024 Topps Cosmic Chrome baseball set, the manufacturer put the universe, and the potential to make all the money in the world, in enthusiasts’ hands with collectors responding. When the Cosmic Chrome set made its way back to this planet, hobby boxes cost $299.99 and cases were going for $3,599.99.
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1 week ago |
beckett.com | Ryan Wright
Upper Deck tapped into what fans and collectors want most, memorabilia and autographs. In the 2009-10 Exquisite Collection they gave fans a quadruple dip pairing patch and autograph with two all-time greats on one card. Collectors and flippers alike saw dollar signs when Upper Deck released their 2009-10 Exquisite Collection. In a print run of 199 of Kobe Bryant #3 alone, low-end raw values start at $150.
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1 week ago |
beckett.com | Ryan Wright
The growth of the WNBA continues to reflect the reach of its big brother in the NBA infusing talent from home and abroad. NCAA stars and fantastic talents from overseas filled the first round of the WNBA Draft on Monday night. After UConn All-American Paige Bueckers was selected first by the Dallas Wings, there were some surprises in the selections for those following pre-mock drafts. Seeing Bueckers picked first overall was as expected as Caitlin Clark going No. 1 to the Indiana Fever a year ago.
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