[HeyFitzy]

Last week I was going through my cards and putting them away into boxes when I ran into my 11-12 Series Two Upper Deck box from like 4 months ago.

From that break I didn't hit much only a Konopka UD Exclusives /499? I think, some nice canvas cards and other cards I don't even remember. lol.

Well when I was organizing them, I stumbled upon a Ryan Smyth 3/10 UD Exclusives card. I don't know how I didn't see it before but I was actually quite shocked I found it.

It's the same exact card like my James Neal card I have /10 so I'm guessing it's a high gloss refractor??

I was thinking of selling it but don't really know what it would go for, or if it has any value at all to be honest. :/ If I had to guess I'd say it could get a 9.5 grade.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

[rayeates]

It's a pretty nice find for sure... the only thing is that Ryan Smyth is not that collectible. There are a few guys who will make offers on the card, but I don't think that you could ask for too much. Maybe $15-25 in trade and $5-10 in dollars. The team that he is on helps out a bit, seeing as there are a few Oilers collectors here on the Hockey Boards.

Now... the Canvas cards can be another story. If you have a Retired Star or Program Of Excellence then you are in luck. They still hold a decent value, and have become highly sought after. Also the Canvas Young Guns will surely land some interest. Hope that this helps a bit.

Randi

[thundercats12]

raw cards on ebay have been going anywhere from $5-25. Im guessing you would get $10-15 for it

[bladesofsteel]

not to many ryan smyth collectors but you never know, put it on ebay start at $10 let it ride through auction. I had a kipprusoff out of 10 and sold it for $30 good luck

[bonnev659]

you never know

if you can find the smyth collector you can do alright

[dam1057]

Gotta find that Smyth collector.

[ricebondsmntna2young]

Smyth collectors are out there for sure...ever since he returned to Edmonton. The man owns a restaurant in the city and he was welcomed as a hero. Start your search in Alberta and you'll be well on your way. Good luck!