Prince was not a Brewer when that one came out, diminishes the value, and collectability when the player is no longer on the team when it is given out. That Lucroy is going to be a HOT one with only 1000 of them, and an obvious tie to the Brewers that even the casual collector will want. You won't be getting the Lucroy for $10 plus shipping a year later. With the amount of collectors out there now, you may find a deal down the road if you are patient, but when this is released, it will be VERY popular. That stadium is going to be an absolute madhouse that night. I would bet you'll have to get there by 4:00 and stand in line if you are to have any chance of getting it. You guys could be right, and I admit I was wrong about the Nashville bobbles lat year (although the Hart is still a tough one to get) but this is completely different than a Richard Sterban or Ozzie. Lucroy is a popular player that people love! His career is on the rise, and he played in Appleton last year. People are going to want a piece of that memory, and this is the perfect way to get it. Silly argument actually, but if you snooze on this one, the chance of paying a high price later, or not having one available for a while is a real possibility. Will the price drop in a year? I guess those who wait will find out. The rehab series were not SGA bobbles. The number of collectors who stick with SGAs far outweighs retail collectors. They were loosely a promotion, but when they found not many people wanted them, they threw the extras in the team store. Try finding a Lorenzo Cain or Taylor Green right now if you think they are easy to get. Suppan is the only one that pops up on ebay occasionally. Who really wants to be reminded of Suppan anyway? lol The Bush is also a tough find for anyone collecting the set. Yup, I completely agree they handled the re-release of the opening day bobbles for their holiday promotion horribly! That should have never happened, and I think they may be aware of that since I know a lot of people complained to them. How can you say there are only 250 of something, then a year later, release the same damn thing minus the advertising to anyone who wanted one (talking about the papermakers version obviously). That angered a lot of people, especially the ones dropping $200 on a Papermakers since they were supposedly so rare. In the end, it felt like false advertising, and a lot of people felt screwed over, as they should. I hope they learned a lesson from that one, at least they aren't doing multiples on opening day with one rare one. That is a relief to collectors, all though I think some love the chase. I just hate all the under handedness that comes with a promotion like that. Same thing with the stupid alternates the Brewers do. Just offer one version of each bobble and be done with it.