Looking to invest in a George Springer card...

[AstroJake09]

Originally Posted by Duluth Eskimo

Jake,
I am going to say something that a lot of people are thinking, but haven’t said. You keep posting in the “Vintage Sports Memorabilia” forum topics about new cards. Please post those in the “Post War” cars section. Both Springer and Joe Mauer don’t belong here. Thanks

My bad, I see that now. Thanks for the heads up.

[Jim65]

Originally Posted by AstroJake09

My bad, I see that now. Thanks for the heads up.

I'm not suggesting you leave here but if you want advice about modern cards, you should join Blowout if you haven't already.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by AstroJake09

My bad, I see that now. Thanks for the heads up.

Move it for you. Please be careful where you post in the future. If you see you posted in the wrong spot just PM me, or another moderator, and we can move it. Thanks
ps...no idea who this player is. I have no desire to watch current MLB....

[Peter_Spaeth]

George Springer is not an investment. Just buy a card of him you like. Personally I would go with a real rookie card not a pre rookie.

[KCRfan1]

I have to agree with some of the other comments that Springer, while a good player, is not an investment and certainly not HoF.

This is a player that has led the league in games played, plate appearances, and caught stealing......that's it. Best MVP finish is 13th.

A minor league card would be fun and stick to his true rookie cards. Springer has lots of cards to choose from that are a nice addition to a collection.

There's no need to spend the money for a "10" when you can get nice 9's and 8's at a fraction of the price. Or go ungraded and save even more.