quincy said:Actually, you underestimate Jim Kyte's drawing power.
Aside from the fact that he made his name as a fairly capable fighter, he also happens to be one of - if not the only - deaf person to play at the NHL level. He has a tremendous following amongst the hearing impaired - most of which aren't collectors per se, and have no idea what that card SHOULD sell for.
quincy said:Actually, you underestimate Jim Kyte's drawing power.
Aside from the fact that he made his name as a fairly capable fighter, he also happens to be one of - if not the only - deaf person to play at the NHL level. He has a tremendous following amongst the hearing impaired - most of which aren't collectors per se, and have no idea what that card SHOULD sell for.
quincy said:Precisely. As Ryan said in another thread - how much stuff do some of these guys HAVE? I don't think there's any other Anderson memorabilia out there, for example.