Base and rookie cards don’t always fetch big numbers from the 90’s, but there are a lot of inserts and parallels, with low print runs, that continue to sell for big bucks.

It’s interesting that some are numbered /100 and worth so much, considering what more modern sets numbered to /100 are worth. But when you look at home much of this was released, and how much still sits unopened -it makes a bit more sense.  

The challenge with finding the gold parallel, is that the product was so mass produced that even though there were 3,000 total gold’s, they were still 1 in every 15-20 cases. From common to most rare, the color variations go Blue to Green to Red to Gold in collectiblity.