Brian Gray released the checklist for Razor Rookie Retro on Twitter on Thursday.
Check it out here.
The PDF file is 13 pages long and includes baseball, football, basketball, hockey and golf rookie cards starting with a 1941 Ted Williams. The cards are all graded with some modern grades going as low as BGS 8 or PSA 7.
As far as the baseball checklist goes, these are all names we have heard of, but there is a bit of gamble involved in these boxes. You could get a 2001 Topps Chrome Albert Pujols or a 1955 Roberto Clemente or a 2009 Bowman Sterling Auto of Randall Grichuk.
At over $200/box for this product, there is a lot of gambling going on, maybe even more so than usual.
What do you think of the checklist?
looks like a lot of nice stuff. Definitely a gamble but could have some big payoffs if you hit something big.
ReplyDeleteI think the checklist is strong, but definitely agree it could be hit or miss depending on what you like.
ReplyDeleteIf you are buying for your PC and not to re-sell, it would definitely be a fun break.
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ReplyDeleteThe checklist is nice, but HOW MANY of certain cards are there? For example, in one of my 3 boxes I bought pulled a 08-09 UD Stamkos RC Young Guns BGS 9.5 ... I know I have seen about 2 or 3 others of the same card, but only 1 (and a PSA 10) is listed on the checklist.
ReplyDeleteBy watching about 6 cases on You Tube, et. it appears MOST or 85% of the cards SMR in the $85-$140 range or about 2/3 of that in resell value.
Thus, why the box cost has gone down so quickly.
The info on how many of each card and even how many cases were produced was never released. The best we know is that there is at least one of each card on the checklist and there were between 299 and 699 cases produced of this product.
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