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Originally Posted by investinrookies
The portrait card is far better looking than the leaf, the portrait is exceptional and depicts the true robinson. Vastly under-valued card in comparison to the leaf especially figuring in the much lower pop. Might not be the most popular (yet) but it will catch up and likely pass the leaf over time.
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Was that last week's price? Prices have gone up a lot more since. Here's a scan of a card I found on eBay today (08/31/2020):
Priced at $3,950.00. I wonder how much the missing piece of the card would cost?
Of the 111 Jackie Robinson (Portrait with facsimile autograph) cards PSA has graded, some 81 of them are better than a PSA 1, including 3 at PSA 1.5.
The card you pictured is twice the condition (graded a 2).
Investors take note: perhaps the market is trying to say a PSA 8 is worth a half a million? And that's perfectly logical when comparing the relative scarcity of the 13 cards in the set one to another.
At one time, all 13 were "rookies." Now some cannot hold that claim.
PSA's total population report for all 13 cards in the set is 321 cards graded.
The hundred-eleven Portrait (with facsimile autograph) cards are over one-third of all of these 13 cards PSA has graded.
And of course, as the picture in this post shows, others card grading services are also active in grading them.