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#8
12-08-2014, 05:58 PM
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The quick answer to your original question is that the "Guide" is incorrect in pricing and has been for as long as I can remember. Jason is basically on point with his list with one exception. In the very top list is also a Joe Wood card that has the position listed as "F." rather than "R. F.". If you don't bid on one of the scarce listed cards because it's gone past what the guide says it should sell for, you'll certainly miss out and may not see the card again for 5-10 years.
There's also many cards that have different fonts in names / positions / teams on the front. None of these are listed in the price guide. The best resource is to search back through the many E121 threads that you'll find here. Here's several you need to keep a sharp eye out for: 
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