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The legend of The Martian, the Yankees' $5 million, 16-year-old, international coup.

Dominguez is not mature yet, like a bond.

'Even if you tried to buy the Dominguez from me for $200,000 more than I paid for it,' Shyne, 40, says now, 'I wouldn't even consider it. After all, baseball provides a lengthier runway for prospects to succeed than football or basketball. Shyne didn't see Dominguez as inexperienced or his investment risky he saw potential waiting to be fulfilled and a profit margin to be reckoned with. The practice had become de rigueur, but the investment is usually more conservative. The card collecting world was stunned: by the total, the name on the card and the brazenness of Shyne's prospecting - a term for investing in cards of unproven players before they bloom or bust.

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The card was serial numbered one-of-one featuring Jasson Dominguez, the New York Yankees' then-Low-A switch-hitting teenager who had played 57 games of minor league ball at the time of the sale. 'That's Fernando Tatis Jr., Ronald Acuna Jr., Juan Soto interest.' 'That's extreme interest,' Ken Goldin, the marketplace's namesake founder and executive chairman, says. A high-end collector, who goes by Shyne150, had unloaded $474,000 on a 2020 Bowman Chrome Prospect Autographs Superfractor, a literal one-of-a-kind rookie card, of a minor league prospect - believed to be the most ever for a card featuring a player yet to appear in Double-A. Bidding opened at $30,000 and rose to $101,000 by the next day, accruing 14 bids by midnight. TWO WEEKS AFTER New Year's, there was a bidding war over a baseball card at collectibles marketplace Goldin.

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