[kesscards]

I am not a chromie or speculator or anything like this but this was sitting at the bottom of my ebay page as a popular item...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2012-BOWMAN-CHRO...2571500338

I know nothing about him or anything but the ending price was over 3 grand. The question I have is if the seller had used the term superfractor, would the final price have been even higher???

[jacobystealshome]

he's a red sox prospect, so automatic attention. that being said: crazy insane price for that card

considered the third best prospect in their system behind middlebrooks and matt barnes, but he is still down in salem, A ball in the carolina league. probably wont even make the majors until 2015, maybe a cup of coffee in 2014

seeing that Jose Iglesias is in AAA, and the 5th best prospect in the org, Bogaerts has a long road

this sale isnt just prospecting - it's insanity. it wont ever sell for more than that again

[magneto2]

It is possible, but unlikely. If you check other superfractors for this set they have all sold pretty well. Xander has alot of potential and is the Red Sox #3 prospect.

[Vols-1]

Crazy, I have noticed even if prospects turn out to be an all-star they go down in value because collectors have moved on to finding the next potential Pujols.

[jdberia]

What's with calling it a "gold sparkle"? I wonder if the seller even realized what exactly he had in his hands when he listed it.