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Posted On: April 7th 2025, 10:26 pm
I often hear the question, "What is _______ best rookie card?" Unfortunately, many will answer by saying, "1st Bowman Auto" is the best rookie card.
I would respectfully disagree. 1st Bowman Auto's would be a players best prospect card!
A true rookie card occurs when a player earns a roster spot on a pro-level team. It must be fully licensed by both the League and the Player's Association.
Let's call it what it is, a pre-rookie or prospect card, and not what our agenda wants to call it. Why is this important? Because not all rookie cards are created equal! 👍🏽
I would respectfully disagree. 1st Bowman Auto's would be a players best prospect card!
A true rookie card occurs when a player earns a roster spot on a pro-level team. It must be fully licensed by both the League and the Player's Association.
Let's call it what it is, a pre-rookie or prospect card, and not what our agenda wants to call it. Why is this important? Because not all rookie cards are created equal! 👍🏽
Comments (10)
a year agoshanesdugout
Don’t disagree but do the sales number support it? Feels like 1st get way more.
2 years agogemmint10sportsinvestments
if you were to invest in a players’s best card that will retain the most value, and give you the biggest return of investment down the road, which card are you pursuing? Their RC, or their 1st Bowman chrome?
2 years agoziggynoraw
It’s shocking how hard the “rookie” card is to digest. Next you need to explain one rookie year is 365 days 😂
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