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#11
08-20-2004, 11:31 AM
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Rookie Card
Posted By: Mark
How is the rookie premium different from the fact that older cards are nearly always worth more than earlier cards from the same manufacturer of teh same player (e.g., a 1960 Topps Mays is worth more than a 1961 Topps Mays, which is in turn worth more than a 1962 Topps Mays)? Do people disagree with that principal as well? Anyone care to trade me a 1954 Mays for a 1970 Mays? 
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