2003-04 Lebron James Rookie Year Topps X-fractor BGS 10 All 3 cards in one auction! Only 3 BGS 10 in the world! Start Price USD 10,500.00 Current Price USD 10,500.00 Time Left 26 days 7 hours 40 minutes Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Thursday, September 18, 2008 End Time Wednesday, December 17, 2008 Location Concord Township, Ohio See more about '2003-04 Lebron James Rookie Year Topps X-fractor BGS 10' Description               1 of 3     2 of 3     3 of 3       Description      This is an exclusive offering you will not find anywhere else.  Check Beckett.com and you will see there are only three of these BGS 10s and this is your opportunity to own them all. 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 8.5 9 9.5 10 Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 7 21 14 7 3 55       Espn.com (11/18/2008)EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Cleveland Cavaliers superstar Lebron James replaced Kobe Bryant on Tuesday as the youngest player in NBA history to score 11,000 points. James (23 years, 324 days) reached the plateau with a wide-open jump shot set up by a great crossover dribble late in the first quarter of the Cavaliers' game with the New Jersey Nets. He came into the game with 10,987 points. Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers was 25 years, 99 days when he reached 11,000 points.   Espn.com (11/17/2008) James honored again: Lebron James was named the Eastern Conference Player of the Week for the second straight week. In three games during the week of Nov. 10-16 -- all victories -- James averaged an NBA-high 33.7 points on .600 shooting, 8.0 assists and 6.0 rebounds in 41.0 minutes per game. James has now won the award 15 times in his career.   Espn.com (11/13/2008) James, who had scored exactly 41 points in each of Cleveland's past four games, became the first player to score at least 40 points three times in his team's first eight games since Michael Jordan in 1991.   Espn.com (11/5/2008) With two steals in Dallas on Monday, James reached 700 in his career and became the youngest and fastest player to reach 700 steals, 10,000 points, 2,500 rebounds, 2,500 assists and 300 blocks. The 23-year-old did it in 395 games. Michael Jordan was the second fastest (417 games) and Kobe Bryant (26) the second youngest.   Invest in Lebron NOW - while his best years are still ahead of him.  Why invest in the market - or another player - when you've got the best opportunity to own three of the rarest graded cards of the hottest player who still has his BEST YEARS AHEAD OF HIM.  You can't compare the book value of ungraded cards to cards of this caliber.  Ungraded cards hope to be what these cards already are. Enter 'BGS 10 Lebron James' in eBay's search and see how many you find.  Then you'll understand that these are no ordinary ungraded cards.  These cards rule.  Seriously rule.                        Payment Payment can be made by paypal, money order, cashier check, or personal check If paid by anything but paypal funds your item will NOT be shipped until payment clears   Shipping Shipping will be free for priority mail and insured for the full value of the purchase price in the continental United States. Worldwide shipping will be calculated separately by location.   Holder Damage What is holder damage? Believe it or not, a card can receive damage inside the graded holder. This is something you may never have thought about. Something you really shouldn’t have to think about. Most grading companies’ holders are designed to offer general protection to the card and card corners. What they do not do is offer protection from movement. When a card moves or slides around inside a holder, over time the edges can receive damage. The surface can also scratch. If the movement is great enough (such as dropping the holder or even being carried all over the country from card show to card show), the overall condition of the card can be affected and the grade lowered. Imagine the surprise when a graded card is sent for a crossover and the condition of the card is no longer what the label says!Even the gasket-type insert holders can cause damage. We have seen cards slide completely out of the gasket cutout and behind the gasket in the holder. Some holders use a “soft sleeve” or “penny sleeve” inside the holder. While these may slow down some movement, The gasket can still move inside the holder and offer little protection overall.As the grading industry ages, more and more of these problems are starting to surface. Having a card graded should include full protection for the card. The holder should maintain the grade of the card for years to come.One of the greatest innovations Beckett offers is the BGS/BVG inner sleeve. The custom Beckett designed archival inner sleeve not only allows viewing of the card in its entirety, but it also prevents the card from moving and causing holder damage. Each internal sleeve is custom sized and sealed to prevent movement and damage.The Beckett holder offers real protection for the long haul. No matter when a BGS/BVG card was graded, you can rest assured that the grade is still the same. Whether you are grading hot rookies for resale, or grading your collection to cherish for decades to come, what holder you put your cards in is an important decision.- Andy Broome, BGS Grading   ESPN.com:"It must make LeBron James smile sometimes to know how many people are hanging on his long-awaited arrival on the open market as a free agent … even though that's still almost 600 days away."               Template Created  by: Eyes2blueCopyrighted 2007 All Rights Reserved   Place a Bid!