That card is perfectly nice, basically a yellow version of the standard relic card. It is nowhere near as nice as the Dual Relic #/59 which routinely sells for OVER $85 (insert disbelief here) or the Dual Auto card which was fetching in the high $100s/low $200s. However, with over two days to go, there are three bids on this card and a price of $86.00!!
Am I missing something here? I like Granderson's cards in Topps Heritage a lot, but $86 with time to spare? Yes, it is numbered to 25, but I was not under the impression that there were that many Granderson collectors out there. For comparison, the standard relic card can be had for about $1-3. The standard "Real One" autograph will range between $15-20 or so. Why is the Autographed Relic selling for $86? Clearly, I'm stumped. All the "Value of Cards" analysis in the world won't help me on this one. Speaking of which, I'm going to try to write Part IV shortly and get it up today or tomorrow. In the meantime, feel free to refresh on Parts I, II and III.
