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Oh Super Sweet 90's Inserts.... #3
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MansGame
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Hmm maybe it's just me but after reading the thread 3 times I don't really understand the difference lol. They posted the beckett description but again, not sure the difference.
So......... I googled the definitions for some help because someone referenced this in the tread. I'm guessing the Illuminator is see-through and the Luminescent is "refractor" finish? If someone could confirm I'd apprecaite it. I am also trying to confirm which I have and bought, etc.
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Today's mail:
AndruwHRJones
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I can't view/access photobucket from work. But I have a scan of the front and back in my photobucket of the luminescent and illuminator. If I recall correctly, I believe the one that you can see completely through is the illuminator. I can post the scan in the morning if you still need a visual by then.
And yes that thread referenced went nowhere in helping understand this. I did post the scans in this thread or a previous 90's thread. But I am sure you don't want to search through 400 plus pages. LOL
Btw, my illuminator is graded by BGS. Not that they don't make mistakes, but it does give a little credability to knowing which version is which.
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patrick182
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The Triumvirate series is a tricky one. Please review my notes below:
Luminous: Base Type
Luminescent: Refractor Finish
Illuminator: Transluscent
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They may not be the most rare version with a print run of 400, but these 1998 Donruss Collections Leaf Prized Collections of the 1990 Leaf reprint Curtain Calls are amazing in hand with a refractor finish that really picks up a whole spectrum of colors - dazzling in the light. The scan does not do them justice. They may be more attractive than the Diamond Axis versions. I have Griffey and Maddux and can't wait to pick up a Frank.
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They may not be the most rare version with a print run of 400, but these 1998 Donruss Collections Leaf Prized Collections of the 1990 Leaf reprint Curtain Calls are amazing in hand with a refractor finish that really picks up a whole spectrum of colors - dazzling in the light. The scan does not do them justice. They may be more attractive than the Diamond Axis versions. I have Griffey and Maddux and can't wait to pick up a Frank.
feel free to Donate that there Griffey this away
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Happy Super Rave Mail Day for me!!!
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Happy Super Rave Mail Day for me!!!
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Nice stuff. Those Raves have always seemed to be pretty popular, for me those hip-hop quotes on the backs are both hilarious and annoying.
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BunchOBull
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Finally found one of these for a reasonable price...not rare or expensive, but not worth the $20+ most want to charge for it.
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I had been looking for these for months. Eight of them are on their way to a new home.
BunchOBull
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Nice prototype!
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Hope this helps
Left is the illuminator and the right is the luminescent:
Here is the same card graded/authenticated:
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MansGame
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My only Super Rave:
Wow, now that is sweet!
budvandall
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I would love to find a griffey like this one. If anyone has one to sell, let me know.
katieneack
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Don't have scans yet, but just got these in the mail today to put me over 3,000 unique Barry Larkin cards (I know some of these aren't 90's, but there soooo close!!)
1999 Bowman Gold Barry Larkin (37/99)
2000 Bowman Gold Barry Larkin (84/99)
1999 Omega Premiere Date Barry Larkin (29/50)
2000 Topps Gold Label Class 1 Gold (2/100)
2000 Topps Gold Label Class 2 Gold (34/100)
and.... 1998 Topps Gold Label Red Label (49/50)
The first 5 listed here all came from the same person who has been selling his dad's Larkin collection that seemed to go through 2001. I have picked up almost 30 rare Barry Larkin cards from 1997-2001 that I didn't have over the last month. It has been an awesome month for rare 90's cards!!
1999 Bowman Gold Barry Larkin (37/99)
2000 Bowman Gold Barry Larkin (84/99)
1999 Omega Premiere Date Barry Larkin (29/50)
2000 Topps Gold Label Class 1 Gold (2/100)
2000 Topps Gold Label Class 2 Gold (34/100)
and.... 1998 Topps Gold Label Red Label (49/50)
The first 5 listed here all came from the same person who has been selling his dad's Larkin collection that seemed to go through 2001. I have picked up almost 30 rare Barry Larkin cards from 1997-2001 that I didn't have over the last month. It has been an awesome month for rare 90's cards!!
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Funny how that works. I swear I haven't had anything to buy for my collections (nothing compelling anyway) since February, then boom 3 1/1's and another toughy get listed this week. Can't complain though, timing was good with bills and babies 'round here
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