Low Numbered Signatures

Fleer_retro_collector_aus

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• Aug 7, 2014

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Hi Guys,
Apart from the jersey numbers and number 1 signatures, would the lower number signatures be worth more then a higher number?
What would you class a low number? Taking away that 1 to 20 in my eyes are low numbers.
Your thoughts and feedback would be appreciated.

 

Wizzle

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• Aug 7, 2014

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Under 10

 

MikeK

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• Aug 8, 2014

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Lower numbers (00s) tend to bring a bit more, maybe 10-20% (although some seem to think 1000% ).

A player's jersey number will add a bit again, so 13 or under could be argued as the "low number" cut-off if you are a jersey number collector.

Regards
Mike

 

Fleer_retro_collector_aus

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• Aug 8, 2014

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I thought the same thing but there are some young guns who play on the bench which could lead to the numbers up to 17 being jersey numbers.

 

Wizzle

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• Aug 8, 2014

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1-13 only for jersey numbers IMO

 

saintsforever

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• Aug 9, 2014

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megaload said:

Hi Guys,
Apart from the jersey numbers and number 1 signatures, would the lower number signatures be worth more then a higher number?
What would you class a low number? Taking away that 1 to 20 in my eyes are low numbers.
Your thoughts and feedback would be appreciated.

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I collect all sig cards numbered 36 from every set released, so imo when and if I ever sell up, all cards would be worth more being the same number but most people would value cards under 10 as worth more.

 

BLADE

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• Aug 9, 2014

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Under 10 would be classed as low number for me. Im not going to say they should be worth more but they are definitely more appealing which will increase the price if 2 or more collectors are wanting it.