Authentic SAS Series 2017

Benbenben said:

Hoping to get advice on the value of a Gareth Widdop authentic SAS Series 2017 card #29. Value now amd also how much the value will increase if he gets the dally M medal or dragons win the comp? Does that have an effect? Also seeking advice on correct storage, its my 11yr old sons card and i want it to hold value.

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hobo said:

Congrats to your son that is one sweet card.

The number holds no significance and the value wont increase based on the Dally M or even when we win the comp and Gaz wins the Clive Churchill Medal. As suggested it worth about the $250 mark, Earlier sales were around the $200 mark but as they are scarce and collectors scramble to get one it has increased up to $270 for the last one (crazy St George supporters).

I don't believe it will greatly increase in value but as they are hard to come by and being from one of the more popular sides collected it should, unlike most of the esp cards, hold its value.

Cheers
Ross

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hobo said:

Congrats to your son that is one sweet card.

The number holds no significance and the value wont increase based on the Dally M or even when we win the comp and Gaz wins the Clive Churchill Medal. As suggested it worth about the $250 mark, Earlier sales were around the $200 mark but as they are scarce and collectors scramble to get one it has increased up to $270 for the last one (crazy St George supporters).

I don't believe it will greatly increase in value but as they are hard to come by and being from one of the more popular sides collected it should, unlike most of the esp cards, hold its value.

Cheers
Ross

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Benbenben said:

Thanks so much for the advice and response. He is considering selling it. He might buy an xbox one woth the profits, how's that for an 11yr old! !!!

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hobo said:

I can answer this for you, no it is not available as it is in my PC.

Note also Ben was another of these phantom members who join to sell something specific never to be heard of again.

Cheers
Ross

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