My definition is the most popular card of the most popular player. Obviously this might not be a RC, or even the rarest. Buy Blue chip has a partial meaning of exclusion. So late career cards of most HOF'ers would not be included in the term blue chip.
So here's a question: would a parallel qualify? Or must it be a base card option? For example, I would consider 2011 Update Trout base card the blue chip, and not his parallels.
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