Tiger Woods Rookie Cards - Worth and Recognition

Tiger Woods is a global-famous golf participant who has won several tournaments to his credit. It's rather natural that his several supporters idolize him. Tiger Woods rookie cards are rather popular among his supporters. There's the 2001 Upper Deck Tiger's Stories 30 Card Established that functions this renowned player in several phases of his vocation as as a specialist, a junior, a hobbyist and ultimately a beginner. Most of these cards cost about $3 to $5. Because their need outstrips offer, typically they're sold-out in the marketplace. Shortage of the card not only fosters popularity and his picture global but in addition, it bring in a premium to the vendor.

In see of his global popularity, specific sets of Tiger Woods rookie cards get a specialist grading from Mint Grading Solutions. Every card is rated as a Stone Mint 10 - the maximum potential level for a card.

The Tiger Woods cards were introduced in the Gold Ink variation that's more common, the Gold-Foil variation that's really uncommon, and the marketplace in two variations. The gold-foil cards were accessible to these who subscribed to the string and the gold ink cards were offered in restricted quantity of sets in 1998 and 1997 in different shops. The Gold-Foil cards were produced with gold-foil edge and bar-on the encounter of the card. In view of these small generation, they truly became the uncommon cards in this string and thus, the most popular is the Woods cards ever.

Winners of Golf -The Masters Set:

This established is produced by the Grand-Slam Enterprises.

This card was rated by PROFESSIONAL Grading Support, as a Mint 9 state card. They were packaged in a appealing and protective clear plastic holder. That is the uncommon Gold Foil variation of the Tiger Woods rookie cards.

Un-Graded Golden Ink Variation Cards:

This gold ink assortment of the 1997 Tiger Woods rookie card was launched in boxed sets that have been sold in retailers and specialist shops. This golden ink assortment has the identical images as the uncommon gold foil variation, but with bar and golden ink edges.