Jose Canseco CMC Limited Edition

[J.P]

What can anybody tell me about these cards:

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...82/canseco.jpg

The reason I'm asking is because, one of my good friend's Little League team was sponsored by Canseco (the name of the team was Canseco's kids). This guy has quite a few cards signed by Jose, and yesterday, he finally caved in and gave me one. It is # 2 in this series, the only thing I dont like is that it was signed with a pen, and not with a sharpie, so the auto is not as good looking, but hey, it was a gift

[ipitch]

What can anybody tell me about these cards:

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...82/canseco.jpg

The reason I'm asking is because, one of my good friend's Little League team was sponsored by Canseco (the name of the team was Canseco's kids). This guy has quite a few cards signed by Jose, and yesterday, he finally caved in and gave me one. It is # 2 in this series, the only thing I dont like is that it was signed with a pen, and not with a sharpie, so the auto is not as good looking, but hey, it was a gift

It's from 1989, I believe. Unsigned, the card is worth very little. Signed, it might be worth $5-$10.

[MadHatter]

As a general rule, anything that sets itself up as Limited Edition usually isn't.

[Go get em Tigers]

It's probably not worth a whole lot

A lot of the minor league cards, and others that are truly limited edition (compared to the Topps/Donruss/Fleer/Upper Deck mega over prints) don't really have high book values. The reason is that dealers can't hoard the product and hold out for high prices, like they are able to do with the white hot "insert cards". I think it's a nice card, and one that you don't see very often. Tell the dealers they can keep their Platinum/numbered/glossy/game used jock strap cards and you'll keep yours.