Question: How Much Does The Jersey Number Matching Serial Number Increase BV

[tut_3]

Still getting use to the hobby, but how much does this really effect BV if at all. Or is this more of a thing that a PC of the player looks for. Thanks!

[dmaksymyshyn]

Good question...one that each person can answer. Personally, I don't care that any Ryan Miller cards I have are 30/XXX....or Perrault is 11/xxx makes no difference to me. But to the people that it does matter to...SELL TO THEM!!! That is what I did!

[Dagger Woods]

Personally, I don't care

I agree, the card serial # matching the player's sweater # doesn't matter to me in the least. Some collectors look for it, though, so it's something to consider when selling. When buying, don't be fooled by the "it's a 1/1!!" b.s. because it just isn't true (unless the player's number IS 1).

[RGM81]

It depends on the product, the card, and the player.

If you're talking about 2005-06 The Cup Alexander Ovechkin #08/99 yeah you can expect a pretty hefty premium to be placed on such a card.

If you're talking about 2010-11 Donruss Boys of Winter Threads Prime Steve Valiquette #40/100, probably not going to be too much of a bump there.

I've got a small handful of #31/xxx and such in my collection. They are fun for what they are but I don't think I paid more than I would have for #38/xxx of the same card. Might have just lucked out, though. LOL

[Wickabee]

Personally, I don't care...But to the people that it does matter to...SELL TO THEM!!!

That about sums it up. Of course, if it's something you like, it's a neat PC to go after, just incredibly difficult.

[tut_3]

Thanks I appreciate all the responses. All of your answers were very helpful!

[StuBedaso]

Depends on the collector, right? Some go for 1/xxx, some go for the Final card in the series, and others like to pick up the players JSY #.

Put me down on the list of not giving a damn...