O/T?What Modern Day Cards Will Become Well Sought After Once Becoming "Vintage"?

[Robextend]

I would think the 1989 Upper Deck Factory Set along with variations would be a good read. I agree with the 1990 Leaf and 1992 Bowman sets as well.

I also agree with Jeff that any player who places with the greats in the history of the game would have pretty good value:

Pujols, Griffey Jr., Jeter, Maddux, Johnson, Rivera, etc...

[drdduet]

Pack issued certified auto cards of the greats---willie mays, hank aaron, koufax, f. robby, berra, etc....Now those will have value. Signature cuts of the Babe, mantle, Wagner, Koufax, etc will be untouchable.

[ChiefBenderForever]

I think Pujols, Jeter, ect have already seen their peak and continue to drop. The demand might come back for a couple days after elected into the HOF but will never reach the demand it had just some years ago. They are nice but as far as investment and value not much better than garbage.

[jb217676]

Originally Posted by JohnnyHarmonica

I think Pujols, Jeter, ect have already seen their peak and continue to drop. The demand might come back for a couple days after elected into the HOF but will never reach the demand it had just some years ago. They are nice but as far as investment and value not much better than garbage.

I'll agree to a point. I think a card like the 2001 Bowman Chrome Pujols RC will always be a card in high demand for years to come.

[ChiefBenderForever]

Originally Posted by jb217676

I'll agree to a point. I think a card like the 2001 Bowman Chrome Pujols RC will always be a card in high demand for years to come.

Well thats good, atleast one or two of his 6,000 different rc will be worth something.

[jb217676]

I agree. I feel only the very best RC of a modern player will have any kind of future demand.

[ChiefBenderForever]

It's so tough to say, look at Jordan, Gretzky, true tougher to get RC that have really fallen, still in demand but slowly decreasing in price. Then with the new stuff that is manufactured to be scarce with limited numbers it's tough to say in 10-20 years if anyone will even care.