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Jonathan Quick Rookie Cards and Autograph Memorabilia Guide

Jonathan Quick

Date of Birth: 1/21/1986

Rookie Card Year: 2007-08

Investment Rating: 7.5

Overview

If you're considering adding any of the first Jonathan Quick cards to your collection, be fast. With an extremely limited number of rookie cards, there aren't many to go around. Not only has he emerged as one of the NHL's best goaltenders but he has done so in one of the NHL's biggest markets, Los Angeles.

Jonathan Quick cards and memorabilia took a huge leap during the 2011-12 season where he helped lead the Kings to an improbable Stanley Cup win, the first in the franchise's history. Quick won the Conn Smythe Trophy as the playoff MVP. He also earned a Vezina Trophy nomination, which is handed out annually to the league's top goaltender, for his regular season play.

Although the first Jonathan Quick cards have seen dramatic price increases, there is still a lot more room for growth. A huge part of the reason is that Quick has just three different rookie cards. The combined print run of those three cards: 1,597. That's not much supply for one of the hockey's elite. As a result, it won't be long before the prices of Jonathan Quick rookie cards are sent into the stratosphere.

While great play will always be the main factor in determining the value of Jonathan Quick cards and memorabilia, there are a couple more things that could help influence his status. The first is his team. The Kings may not be the most popular team in the league but they play in one of the biggest markets. Should Los Angeles fall in love with their squad once again, Quick will be a centerpiece of that resurgence. Also, as an American, national pride could also play a role in his hobby standing in the future.

Although rookies are the most important Jonathan Quick cards to get, autographs shouldn't be far behind. Although his signature is beginning to appear in more products, at this point, affordable autograph cards are still tough to come by. This is especially true for Jonathan Quick cards with on-card signatures.

Jonathan Quick Rookie Card Guide

2007-08 Be A Player Jonathan Quick RC #247 #/99

Limited to just 99 serial-numbered copies, the 2007-08 Be A Player Jonathan Quick is the goalies rarest rookie card. The bottom third of the card is dominated by a black name plate with a massive 'Rookie' notation. While the scratched look is unique, it's one that doesn't stand out over time. This is the best shot of Quick among his rookie cards.

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2007-08 SP Authentic Jonathan Quick RC #177 #/999

Every year, SP Authentic is a popular set among set collectors. So while this may be Quick's most plentiful rookie card, it's also the one with the most popular brand. Overall, this card has a clean design, although the brown isn't the most appealing.

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2007-08 Upper Deck Ultimate Collection Jonathan Quick RC #96 #/499

Of all the first-year Jonathan Quick cards, the 2007-08 Upper Deck Ultimate Collection card is probably the least attractive. The huge vertical stripe on the side of the card dominates the overall look. Despite taking up such a large piece of real estate, this stripe adds very little.

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Autograph Guide

Jonathan Quick Autographed Memorabilia Buying Guide

Below you will find an example of what Jonathan Quick's authentic signature looks like. This can be used as a first point of reference for determining the legitimacy of autograph memorabilia, but is not a substitute for having your items authenticated by a well-respected professional autograph authentication company. Some of the trusted sources within the sports memorabilia market include the following companies: PSA, JSA, and Mounted Memories.

Jonathan Toews Cut Signature Exemplar:

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Jonathan Quick Key Signature Attributes: An authentic Jonathan Quick signature autograph will exhibit several distinguishing characteristics. Regardless of  the type of item or when it was signed, look for, at least some of, the following signature features:

  1. The signature is written on an even horizontal plane.
  2. The letter "J" contains an elongated oval loop that is not closed.
  3. The letter "Q" looks more like a capital letter "C" with an apostrophe in the middle of the the left hand side.
  4. The next character looks like a lower-case, cursive "e."
  5. The pen lifts and the final letter character resembles an "R."
  6. His jersey number "32" is usually inscribed.

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Ryan is a former member of The Cardboard Connection Writing Staff.   His collecting origins began with winter bike rides to the corner store, tossing a couple of quarters onto the counter and peddling home with a couple packs of O-Pee-Chee hockey in his pocket. Today, he continues to build sets, go after inserts with cool technologies, chase Montreal Expos and finish off his John Jaha master collection.

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