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    Go with Upper Deck Ultimate, it's pricy, but worth it.

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    Originally posted by Garycolemanx
    Hey guys how smart is it to buy a couple of boxes of Ex 2000 year 96 of the Kobe Rookie. Is that risky to spend all that money and could end up with nothing. Let me know guys

    I wouldn't waste your money. Buy a box of 1999 SPX football.

    Tim

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    Originally posted by Garycolemanx
    Hey guys how smart is it to buy a couple of boxes of Ex 2000 year 96 of the Kobe Rookie. Is that risky to spend all that money and could end up with nothing. Let me know guys

    I wouldn't spend your money on that. Right now it is VERY expensive and if you buy it you are most likely not going to get your money back.

    Safest bet is to find a product that is not that expensive but still contains great cards.
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    Yeah, get stuff from the 1996 year; in my opinion, it was the best draft year EVER (condolences to 1984 and 1999). You've got Kobe Bryant, who is always a big seller; and if you don't get Kobe RCs, you'll end with consolation prizes like Allen Iverson, Stephon Marbury, Ray Allen, Antoine Walker, and Steve Nash RCs.

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