[pbean]

looked at the 2012 Prestige BV's last night and cannot believe how low they are for a "new" product

busted a box last night, and when I looked up the BV's I was seriously perplexed by this

[a2coupe2a]

Wayyyyyyyyy low. My upper deck base rookie card autograph is worth more then my stepehen hill jersey auto #'d to 99. Wow

[slotman11]

Comes down to supply and demand I guess... There just aren't many "hot" cards in that product... But from what I am seeing them sell for, they are a bit low.. Wonder what will happen to the already low prices once the other products start shipping???.

[pbean]

Comes down to supply and demand I guess... There just aren't many "hot" cards in that product... But from what I am seeing them sell for, they are a bit low.. Wonder what will happen to the already low prices once the other products start shipping???.

yeh, I guess ..... just thought the usual "hype" would keep the BV's up a tad till more products were released ???

usually true RC's and autos have a higher BV and then collapse, but when you look at this years pricing there's not much room to go down

[mkufta]

Why doesn't Beckett's book values not reflect actual book values? This has always bugged me.

What is a 2000 Sage Hit LaVar Arrington Emerald Auto worth in a Beckett? I'm going to guess $20? $15? It should really be somewhere around $45. Maybe more.

How about a 1992 Courtside Sam Gash Autograph? Last I knew it was a common. Since 2006, I've seen 7 sold at probably an average of $35. Maybe $40.

On the flip side, there are so many autographs of guys listed at $12 or $15 or $10 and there are bunches of them listed for 99 cents on ebay.

So for Prestige, those BVs were pulled out of thin air so if you think they are low, I wouldn't worry too much about it since they don't really reflect anything.