Topps 2024 Archives Signature Series Rollie Fingers 1/1

[Grogu8]

Just opened a box of Topps 2024 Archives Signature Series Retired and pulled a 2012 Hof Topps Tribute Hof Rollie Fingers 1/1. I may consider selling this one but have no clue on what it's worth or value. Any opinions would be appreciated.

[Rcoronoman]

Search 130point.com/sales for “Rollie fingers archives 1/1” you’ll find a ton of them you can use as comps. 1/1’s from Archives aren’t like 1/1’s in a regular set. It’s a buyback product, so just however many of a card they have this year is what it’s stamped. That same card could be /43 next year. Usually has to be a huge star player for their 1/1 to be worth even the price of the box

[KhalDrogo]

$50-75. Sorry for your loss.

[kingofsnake]

Since August, there have been 8 sales of Archives 1/1 Fingers cards: $75, $58, $41, $45, $88, $48, $93 and $62. I guess certain sets may be more desirable than others, but I think you're looking at that range.

[TimBuckTwo]

Rollie is a good dude and signs a ton. You will see him at All Star MLB Ballpark events and more. If this was sold in the late 70s or early 80s maybe an s-ton because he was the man.

Now, what he said.

[DaryanLenz]

It isn’t necessarily the player in this case but the product as “Archives” has so many 1 of 1’s that it becomes redundant and ubiquitous for the product. Unfortunately, they pick many individual cards, have the player sign one, then call it a “one-of-one.” If it was me, I’d keep it and sorry as I’m sure you were elated to pull a “super” but it’s simply the product.

[sandyfrank]

I love the Allen & Ginter Archives siggies.

[Grogu8]

Thanks All, I think that its best if I just keep it. Great signature though.

[mg444]

Originally Posted by Grogu8

Thanks All, I think that its best if I just keep it. Great signature though.

Good choice, enjoy the card!