1996 TOPPS CHROME REFRACTOR ALLEN IVERSON ROOKIE RC #171 PSA 10 GEM MINT Apr 8 Written By Crista Moreno Critically Important Rookie Parallel From The DecadeOffered is a truly jaw-dropping '96 Topps Chrome Refractor Allen Iverson rookie PSA 10. This iconic, notoriously condition sensitive '90s rookie card fully upholds the lofty GEM MINT assessment, boasting outstanding preservation throughout. Absent of typical 'greening' with zero refractor lines present. Beautifully centered with pin-point sharp corners and a faultless periphery. When studying the last three PSA 10 sales of this card, we see a healthy growth rate with the following three prices: $25,100, $33,633 and finally $55,087. As Allen Iverson is one of the most beloved Basketball players of all-time, we suspect this upward trajectory to continue long term. A sound investment piece which commands attention. One of over 36,000 cards, lots and sets up for bid in our March Auction of 2021. Click on the link above to view the other PWCC auction lots. Crista Moreno
1996 TOPPS CHROME REFRACTOR ALLEN IVERSON ROOKIE RC #171 PSA 10 GEM MINT Apr 8 Written By Crista Moreno Critically Important Rookie Parallel From The DecadeOffered is a truly jaw-dropping '96 Topps Chrome Refractor Allen Iverson rookie PSA 10. This iconic, notoriously condition sensitive '90s rookie card fully upholds the lofty GEM MINT assessment, boasting outstanding preservation throughout. Absent of typical 'greening' with zero refractor lines present. Beautifully centered with pin-point sharp corners and a faultless periphery. When studying the last three PSA 10 sales of this card, we see a healthy growth rate with the following three prices: $25,100, $33,633 and finally $55,087. As Allen Iverson is one of the most beloved Basketball players of all-time, we suspect this upward trajectory to continue long term. A sound investment piece which commands attention. One of over 36,000 cards, lots and sets up for bid in our March Auction of 2021. Click on the link above to view the other PWCC auction lots. Crista Moreno