Alex Rodriguez has several different rookie cards from 1994 in Major League Baseball licensed sets. His most expensive and sought after rookie card is the 1994 Upper Deck SP rookie. It books at $100 in the April/May 2006 Beckett Plus Baseball price guide and in addition to that, a gem mint graded copy from PSA or BGS can fetch a high dollar sale price far exceeding that $100 book value. He has other rookie cards that are more affordable including 1994 Upper Deck, 1994 Fleer Update rookie and 1994 Upper Deck Collector's Choice.
He can challenge for the all time home run record held currently by Barry Bonds. He is young enough to have plenty of time, barring prolonged injury, to easily break the record if he continues hitting home runs at the pace he does now.
His rookie cards are great to invest in if you think that he will be able to break the home run record, or if you just want cards of one of the best players in baseball right now. He also, even at this stage, very likely to be inducted into the hall of fame on the first ballot, in my opinion. There is a post following this one on this thread with a link to Alex Rodriguez rookie cards.
He can challenge for the all time home run record held currently by Barry Bonds. He is young enough to have plenty of time, barring prolonged injury, to easily break the record if he continues hitting home runs at the pace he does now.
His rookie cards are great to invest in if you think that he will be able to break the home run record, or if you just want cards of one of the best players in baseball right now. He also, even at this stage, very likely to be inducted into the hall of fame on the first ballot, in my opinion. There is a post following this one on this thread with a link to Alex Rodriguez rookie cards.