Will the Death of the modern sports cards be rainbows?
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P.S. also love ❤️ 98 Crusades. Those were the original parallels imo.
While I can't stand Upper Deck for what they did to hockey, or lack of. They have been consistent with keeping their cornerstones, for example the SP Authentic Future Watch cards are still numbered to /999. While that number seems high, there are no parallels other than the first 50 cards (of those 999) being dated to the players debut. Gotta give them credit for not chopping that up at least.
I miss the days when the parallels were 10, 100 and 200. 1, 10, 25, 50, 100 and 999. Diverse, yet attainable. No wonder there are no modern player or set collectors these days. Loved following player collectors hunt down their white whales closing in on 100% of all their players cards.
Imagine if Prizm were a new Lottery Ticket, but instead of 9 clearly segmented Prize Divisions (0+1 up to 5+1 picking from 69-75 white balls AND 15-26 Mega Powerballs), now it’s more like 200 White balls and 40 Power Megacharizardballs, and though you just need a 0+1/1+0 to win ‘something’ (an unnumbered parallel), a /299 would be like a ‘20+10’, a /99 a ‘30+4’, a /10 ‘80+3’ and finally a 1/1 would require a ‘100+1’.
Having your ‘most common’ numbered parallel be at a ‘we can still say it’s perceptibly rare’ /299 has to go. Bite the bullet. Reduce non-numbered colors. Start the numbered parallels somewhere between /999 and /499. No multiple numbered options (don’t have three 1/1s and five /10s).
The biggest thing that drives long term price holds is nostalgia, not rarity. People collected stuff when they were a kid, get older, have money, and want to relive their childhood so they spend money on the things they had (or wanted) when they were a kid. Cards, comics, video games, etc, it's the same driving factor.
With this modern stuff, even people who actively follow and are heavily involved with collecting couldn't name all of the inserts, and in some cases, even have trouble identifying what a particular insert was (didn't have that problem with the Beam Team cards in 93-94 Stadium Club Basketball). So 99.99% of this stuff is going to plummet in value because you can't have nostalgia for something you never knew existed in the first place.
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