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George_Calfas
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$27 not cheap? I was surprised it did not hit $40-50........I think you made a GREAT pickup!
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$27 not cheap? I was surprised it did not hit $40-50........I think you made a GREAT pickup!
katieneack
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In my mind it was cheap (My high bid was $55). I was not sure how other people would value the card though, so that is why I said that. I was very happy and somewhat surprised it went at that price.
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Awesome Credentials! And I myself have ZERO Red Labels 
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RustyGreerFan
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tpeichel added some 90's oddballs to COMC this morning in case any player collectors are interested. Foilz, food promos, etc.
MansGame
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Verry nice! I've got the pair as well...
These aren't real valuable, but kind of cool to look at:
1996 Version Barry Larkin / Albert Belle:
MansGame
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These are really tough to run down now a days... I have one Belle, so I'm with you guys too lol
joey12508
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katieneack
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Wow - It looks like all of the player collectors still need a lot of the Red Labels. I wonder where they are all hiding? You hardly ever seem them come up for auction. I wonder if there is still a lot of unopened product out there somewhere?
MansGame
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Are they out of 100? Thought they were less than that.
RustyGreerFan
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For both 98 and 99 there are Red Labels /100, /50, and /25 for each player. Not to mention all the 1/1 possibilities. I have all my red labels except the /25 from 1999. I even have one Masterpiece.
Not surprisingly, a lot of these hit the market back in 1998 and 1999 when packs were being opened. Not sure why they aren't coming back to the market as much as other issues like Legacies. One thing that sucks about 1999 Red Labels is that the serial numbering is missing the foil on every single card (from what I understand). Lame.
Not surprisingly, a lot of these hit the market back in 1998 and 1999 when packs were being opened. Not sure why they aren't coming back to the market as much as other issues like Legacies. One thing that sucks about 1999 Red Labels is that the serial numbering is missing the foil on every single card (from what I understand). Lame.
Donutme
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Here are TWO in my PC
Front
Back
Front
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1998 Topps Gold Label
1998 Topps Gold Label is a 300-card, multi-fractured, multi-tiered, set released by Topps in October, 1998. Structured similarly to Fleer's Flair Showcase set, there are 100 players released on three different, repeating, levels, each with it's own design: Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3. The Class 1 cards are the easiest to find, while the Class 3s the toughest.
To distinguish between the Classes, each Class 1 card has the player's name stamped in gold foil and has a fielding pose in the background. Class 2 shows the player running with sparkling silver foil. The Class 3 have sparkling gold foil with a hitting or pitching photograph.
Each of the base cards is available in the following parallels.
Each card is also available in a "One to One" parallel. In addition, each Black and Red parallel is also available as a "One to One," meaning, that there are a total of nine One to One cards for each player. As the name suggests, each card is a one-of-one.
1999 Topps Gold Label
1999 Topps Gold Label is a 300-card multi-fractured set released in October, 1999. There are 100 players released on three different, repeating, levels, each with it's own design: Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3. The Class 1 cards are the easiest to find, while the Class 3s the toughest.
To distinguish between the Classes, each Class 1 card has the player's team logo in the background. Class 2 shows the player's hat logo, while Class 3 has the team wordmark.
Each card is available in the following parallels.
Each card is also available in a "One to One" parallel. In addition, each Black and Red parallel is also available as a "One to One," meaning, that there are a total of nine One to One cards for each player. As the name suggests, each card is a one-of-one.
1998 Topps Gold Label is a 300-card, multi-fractured, multi-tiered, set released by Topps in October, 1998. Structured similarly to Fleer's Flair Showcase set, there are 100 players released on three different, repeating, levels, each with it's own design: Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3. The Class 1 cards are the easiest to find, while the Class 3s the toughest.
To distinguish between the Classes, each Class 1 card has the player's name stamped in gold foil and has a fielding pose in the background. Class 2 shows the player running with sparkling silver foil. The Class 3 have sparkling gold foil with a hitting or pitching photograph.
| Class 1 Base | 100 | - | ? | ? |
| Class 1 Black | 100 | - | ? | 1:8 |
| Class 1 Red | 100 | 100 | ? | 1:99 |
| Class 2 | 100 | - | ? | 1:2 |
| Class 2 Black | 100 | - | ? | 1:16 |
| Class 2 Red | 100 | 50 | ? | 1:198 |
| Class 3 | 100 | - | ? | 1:4 |
| Class 3 Black | 100 | - | ? | 1:32 |
| Class 3 Red | 100 | 25 | ? | 1:396 |
| One to One | 900 | one of one | ? | 1:1085 |
| Home Run Race | 4 | - | N/A | 1:12 |
| Home Run Race Black | 4 | - | N/A | 1:48 |
| Home Run Race Red | 4 | 61 | N/A | 1:4055 |
Each of the base cards is available in the following parallels.
- Black
- Red (Class 1: serial-numbered to 100 copies, Class 2: serial-numbered to 50 copies, Class 3: serial-numbered to 25 copies)
Each card is also available in a "One to One" parallel. In addition, each Black and Red parallel is also available as a "One to One," meaning, that there are a total of nine One to One cards for each player. As the name suggests, each card is a one-of-one.
1999 Topps Gold Label
1999 Topps Gold Label is a 300-card multi-fractured set released in October, 1999. There are 100 players released on three different, repeating, levels, each with it's own design: Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3. The Class 1 cards are the easiest to find, while the Class 3s the toughest.
To distinguish between the Classes, each Class 1 card has the player's team logo in the background. Class 2 shows the player's hat logo, while Class 3 has the team wordmark.
| Cards | Total Cards | Numbered To | Hobby Odds | Retail Odds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Class 1 Base | 100 | - | ? | ? |
| Class 1 Black | 100 | - | 1:8 | 1:12 |
| Class 1 Red | 100 | 100 | 1:118 | 1:48 |
| Class 2 | 100 | - | 1:2 | 1:4 |
| Class 2 Black | 100 | 699 | 1:16 | 1:24 |
| Class 2 Red | 100 | 50 | 1:237 | 1:296 |
| Class 3 | 100 | - | 1:4 | 1:8 |
| Class 3 Black | 100 | 299 | 1:32 | 1:48 |
| Class 3 Red | 100 | 25 | ? | ? |
| One to One | 900 | 1 | 1:1271 | 1:1587 |
| Race to Aaron | 10 | - | 1:12 | 1:20 |
| Race to Aaron Black | 10 | - | 1:48 | 1:80 |
| Race to Aaron Red | 10 | 44 | 1:2695 | 1:3343 |
| Race to Aaron One to One | 10 | 1 | ? | ? |
Each card is available in the following parallels.
- Black (Class 2: serial-numbered to 699 copies, Class 3: serial-numbered to 299 copies)
- Red (Class 1: serial-numbered to 100 copies, Class 2: serial-numbered to 50 copies, Class 3: serial-numbered to 25 copies)
Each card is also available in a "One to One" parallel. In addition, each Black and Red parallel is also available as a "One to One," meaning, that there are a total of nine One to One cards for each player. As the name suggests, each card is a one-of-one.
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magicpapa
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just 1 here as well 1998 Class 2
/50
/50
PadresFan86
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At least I have a lot of black labels :lol:
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cbrandtw
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I've got 5 of the 6 Red Labels of Alex from '98 and '99. I'm missing the 1999 Class 3 Red. ARod also has 2 Red Label inserts from '99 #ed/44 and I have 1 of those. I have a '98 Red Label Griffey insert from '98. If someone has either of the ARods I'm missing the Griffey is yours. I have a sealed box of '98 Gold Label that is sitting on my desk. It's pretty tempting.
cbrandtw
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There was Caminiti Red Label on the other day. Did you miss it?
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George_Calfas
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I think I won the one you're talking about.
We should buy a case and split the boxes lol
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