2006 Topps Chrome #75 Robinson Cano Refractors New York Yankees For Sale

Price is firm. We do not respond to offers or questions about pricing and discounts.

Condition for single cards unless noted in the title or item specifics can be assumed in the near mint range. See below for general condition guidelines.

Shipping: Maximum combined shipping is $4.95 for trading card singles and graded cards. Most items ship the following business day after payment is received. If you pay on Saturday your item will ship Monday.

-Standard shipping for single cards offering $.95 shipping is via USPS standard trading card service. 3-14 days typically. Which will include a toploader or CardSaver inside a sealed team bag inside a standard envelope. If you would like your card shipped inside a padded mailer and cardboard envelope please choose the $3.95 option.

-Standard shipping for single cards offering $3.95 shipping is via USPS Ground Advantage. 2-7 days typically. Which will include a toploader or CardSaver inside a sealed team bag inside a bubble mailer inside a cardboard envelope.

Standard shipping for other items is via USPS Ground Advantage unless specifically stated. 2-7 days typically.

Combined shipping: Click "Add to cart" before purchase to see combined rates. Single trading cards are $.50 for each card after the first starting with the highest shipping cost item. Do not make separate purchases if you would like combined shipping. Max total shipping on single cards is $4.95 no matter how many you add to the cart.

Condition Guidelines: We assign specific grade estimates to cards manufactured prior to 1980. For cards manufactured after 1980 we will only make a grade estimate if we feel the card falls below near mint range. There are many typical issues with modern issues that keep cards from grading Mint or Gem. Chrome, Prizm, Select, EX, etc... with silver and metallic foil or high gloss finishes are particularly prone to some level of surface scratching. Pacific, Donruss, Playoff and some other certain sets from the 1990s through 2000s are prone to edge chipping and flaking. Thick cards produced from the late 1990s until even today are often found with edge issues and surface issues. On card autographs which were handled by several people before they were even issued in packs frequently have smudges or scratches. As manufacturers experimented with different card stocks, thicknesses, glosses etc... inevitably they encountered unexpected quality control issues. This is the reason that many modern and ultra modern cards have zero population or low populations in gem mint grades. The most common flaws on modern cards will be surface scratches, print lines or refractor lines. We will not note these common flaws unless they are severe enough that the overall card grade would drop into the EX range or below.