[tsevni98]

Back in '91 or '92 when Pro Set came out with the golfer (Nicholson, I think) hologram insert, people used metal detectors to find this "hot pack". If I remember correctly, this card went for as high as 1K.

wow never thought of that. The holograms today can be picked up by metal detector?

Nice handle. Maybe you can explain why my 1982 topps Ripken rookie sells for so little on Ebay. That and the Rickey rookie was the card to have back in the 80s

thanks

[johnxgodfree]

overproduction and a shift in what people want for cards. the key ripken would be the 82 traded it still holds a reasonably good value

[calripkenjrcollector]

overproduction and a shift in what people want for cards. the key ripken would be the 82 traded it still holds a reasonably good value

Very true. Also one of the most counterfeited cards there is....

[johnxgodfree]

Very true. Also one of the most counterfeited cards there is....

I have avoided a few of them...want to add one into my collection one day but haven't found the right one yet.

also as for value with the rise of graded cards... a lot of cards such as the ripken rookie... the value is in the high grade/well centered cards still. a more picky marketplace

[krn001]

I didnt know Bowman had rackpacks

They are packaged & look like 2 packs. 1 above the other for $4.99. I pulleda few GU, Chrome S/N & a Strasburg. Nothing fancy but it is retail not hobby.

[_ZENAS_]

what machine do you use to reseal a Foil pack?

thanks

never you mind. the fewer people who know how to rip people off the better.

[cheetos]

never you mind. the fewer people who know how to rip people off the better.

+1
lol, was wondering how long it was going to take for someone to say something

[gosports1]

One of those $ 3.00 Big Lot's wall stud finder would find the Halogram Cards if the wrapper was Plastic.

[yankeeempire]

never you mind. the fewer people who know how to rip people off the better.

LMAO@ "never you mind" I was about to say the same thing