5 TOP-TIER RCS
2016 Panini National Treasures #130 JSY AU RC
August 2017: $2,000
August 2021: $8,000
A BGS Mint 9 example of Prescott’s best RC sold in mid-august for $12,687. Being limited to 99, these are tough to find. It reached around $2,000 in 2017 but dipped to about $500 more than a year ago. Recent value leaps in key National Treasures RCS have helped push this one significantly. Of course, it’s out of most collectors’ reach, but it’s a good barometer to watch, indicating Prescott’s standing in the hobby.
2016 Panini Contenders #307A AU RC
Aug 2017: $800
Aug 2021: $1,000
Prescott’s second-most-valuable RC dropped from $800 in 2017 to around $200 in early 2020. But recent gains have pushed it up to $1,000. Gem
Mint grades can bring twice as much. Cracked Ice is the most popular parallel version, but they are tough to find being limited to 24 copies.
2016 Panini Flawless #84 RC
Aug 2017: $800
Aug 2021: $300
No autograph and no memorabilia patch, these Flawless base RCS are ultra-limited to just 20 copies. The parallel versions correspond with different gemstones. While Flawless is filled with beautiful on-card autographs and large patches, this would be a rare addition to any Prescott collection.
2016 Immaculate Collection #107 JSY AU RC
Aug 2017: $400
Aug 2021: $700
Like the National Treasures RC, this Immaculate Collection on-card autographed patch card is numbered to
99. It fell to around $250 last summer but has rebounded to around $600$700 recently. While still pricy, it’s a terrific consolation to his top two most expensive RCS. The base RC is easily confused with a rookie patch insert. The RC has a smaller jersey patch, but both are numbered to 99.
2016 Panini Prizm #231 RC
2017: $25
2020: $300
This is Prescott’s most popular and most valuable “basic” Rookie Card. The Prizm brand has increased in popularity perhaps more than any other product over the last four years. Despite having a higher print run that other RCS at comparable prices, this one is a great option that isn’t hard to find. Expect to pay roughly twice as much for the Silver parallel.