Ryan Alford

When I determine what it is and let's say there is...

Obviously, a difference in the way that I would market a PSA Tenchars or a Pikachu Illustrator versus a 52 Tops Mantle versus a T206 Wagner or versus a Cooper Flag Super Factor, for example.

They're all going to appeal to different people.

I really need to look at the card, find out why it's worth that much.

Who is collecting that?

Is it something that is leaning more towards, hey, I need to fill a spot in my collection because this is a holy piece, like a Wagner?

Or is this something, hey, I believe that Victor Webinyama is going to win five MVPs and this could turn a million dollars into a $5 million card.

And then it's therefore my job to explain not only who Wemby is, but more importantly, this particular card.

card.

Why this card is unique.

For example, we've got a card right now in the Gold 100.

I'll use an example.

Victor Webinyama, it is his Topps Chrome Super Fractor.

It is his first ever NBA licensed autographed Super Fractor.

And

And to me, that makes it his most important card.

It's the first Topps Chrome card that was issued since the 2008-2009 season.

It's autographed.

It got a high grade of an 8.5.

A lot of these supers, you're even seeing people get them authenticated.