This is surprising to me because eBay is starting to face competition from places like Facebook, MySlabs, and Instagram where people more and more are selling and buying outside of Ebay to avoid their ridiculous fees. Now they give people just another reason to avoid them.
The non-serial numbered ones are not a variation. The serial number, believe it or not, can be easily rubbed off onto a toploader if they are not first put in a penny sleeve. I've seen it happen. Great card though!
Wow. That is the #1 toughest insert to pull (based on stated pull odds) from the 90s. 1:45,213 packs
Did a list last year: https://www.freedomcardboard.com/forum/showthread.php/156726-The-Top-20-Toughest-90s-Pulls
Does anybody know the freedomcardboard user katieneack ?
I've been trying to private message him and I don't think he's been activate on this site for quite some time. I'm trying to reach out to him about some possible trades. He's got a lot of dublicate Larkins I would be interested in.
It was fun watching night 1 of the break! Maybe this is mentioned somewhere, but are you planning on shipping the commons of everyone's player? There were some commons of Ex-2001, MVP, and Hobby Reserve Larkins that I would be interested in. Thanks again for doing the break!
Crossed a few off the list and here's an update to my most wants.
Barry Larkin:
1. 1998 Donruss Crusade Red (even a photo)
2. 1996 Select Certified Mirror Gold (even a photo)
3. 1997 Finest Embossed Refractor
4. 1999 Fleer Tradition Starting 9
5. 1997 Totally Certified Platinum Gold
6. 1999...