How Many Vintage collectors Sprinkle in Some Pujols?

[Browncow75]

As far as Bowman printing more of these now and trying to sell them as originals,
They wouldn't necessarily benefit from printing more of these cards directly, unless they sold the particular cards themselves for $2000-7000. Sort of a "Beckett Media" situation where they grade the cards and sell them on their own website. I'm not sure Bowman has the outlet to sell their individual cards to collectors for that sort of money, unless they were to make them, and have a bogus Ebay account they would use to pass them off to the public. Just a thought.

[MBMiller25]

There are two modern cards (post 1971) in my collection today.

1. 1989 Upper Deck Griffey AUTO

2. 2001 Upper Deck SPX Albert Pujols

Although I dont collect modern cards, I am still on the look out for a couple more Pujols rookies outside the Bowman Chrome. I like other members would rather spend 3K on something else, but dont have a problem spending $500-$750 to acquire a couple more Pujols RC's. I have very little concern that he is on a the juice. Im my opinion its a shame that we most likely are watching one of the greatest players of all time, play out his carreer in front of us and we have to question whether the stats he's generating are real or enhanced. Pujols is a great human being and a true pleasure to watch on the ball field.

[ScottFandango]

Well Said....Good luck in your quest to add more ROOKIE CARDS of a future HOF to your collection!

[joeadcock]

Agreed Frank Ward

Like the few Floridians Basketball Cards given away only at Miami McDonald's with a meal, for only a few weeks(early 1970's). Not a preconceived rare item.

This is what is great about our prewar hobby.

Frank