[briankort]

Just wondering why they have BVs for all of these except the McGrady?

http://www.beckett.com/basketball/2003-0...mond-gold/

[andrew4444]

i dont know

[briankort]

i dont know

Gee....thanks for the help

[b33rman]

Maybe its because there wasnt enough sales of the card to come up with a price.

[got watcha want]

Don't attempt to look for a method to the madness that beckett puts in the guide. It will drive you crazy after a while.

My advice is just to accept the descrepencies when you find them.

[briankort]

Don't attempt to look for a method to the madness that beckett puts in the guide. It will drive you crazy after a while.

My advice is just to accept the descrepencies when you find them.

Does Beckett have some way to report mistakes or missing cards from their database?

[got watcha want]

Honestly they used to have things like that way back in the 90's. I bet that if you called or emailed customer support then you may find an answer for that question. My guess is that you won't get a price for that card either way.

Why do they have some cards not priced due to scarcity that are #'d to 25 and others that are numbered the save with values listed??? That old "not enough market data" plug makes no sense unless it is consistant across the board.

I can kind of understand when they price parrallels #'d to 25, but even then you are basing your market data by gauging other cards. The new Donruss Ruby parrallels are a prime example.

I think that the companies are so caught up with making cards low #'d like this that it has forced beckett to price them.

Again, they may not deem that Tmac price being excluded as a mistake- that is why I warn you that "THERE IS NO METHOD TO THE MADDNESS".