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how many cases of razor rookie retro were produced?
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JoshHamilton
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The entire print run is listed online. There is one card per pack. Do the math yourself
Nikobaseball
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JoshHamilton said:
Impossible
Just because Bowman David Wright RC is listed as PSA 9 and BGS 9.5 (hypothetical), doesn't mean there is just one of each. There could be 50 of each, intentionally, so that we can't figure out the odds.
kentuckyderby
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JoshHamilton said:
Only BG knows how many of each card
there could be dozens and dozens of certain cards listed OR there could be just one
ThoseBackPages
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+/- 300
JoshHamilton
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kentuckyderby said:
My bad
Then that means the total print run isn't known, thus the case run isn't known, thus another dumb JO question
blanning71
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I do remember that Brian said he left only one DWright card in for packout. If I remember correctly.......someone help me out here.
coltsnsox07
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I said this on the other Razor thread too, BG bought 19 Emmitt Smith Score rookies in one lot on ebay.
Casebusters
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I'm guessing around 1998 packs were produced 
matchpenalty
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Have any pictures of the packaging/packs been shown.
GAbballplayer148
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I thought I read somewhere that only 299 cases were being produced, with 6 boxes per case, meaning 1794 boxes/packs/cards.
GAbballplayer148 said:
This was speculated by a poster on a thread when we announced this.
I immedately came on and said that we were not announcing a print run.
I can say there are more than 299. However, we sold out quite easily so I would expect the qty produced was just right.
BG
Russ S.
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LOL.Leaf said:
How PC of you.
So another words, no clue if there are 50 Ripkens, or 4 Ripkens.
Still recycled blah.
At the pricing, unless you like wasting your hard earned money on coke, hookers, and cards, you are better off just buying the card you want on line.
Just my 2 pesos.
Good Luck to those "fortunate" gamblers. Enjoy the coke.
Casebusters
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Russ S. said:
Yes, If you want to get the 1/1 Strasburg, you can buy it from someone who pulled it from this product, and I prefer caffeine free diet Coke..
Russ S.
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Yep, cause it'll be there.Casebusters said:
I got BCs on it.
PaulKonerkbro
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This isn't a product for people who like to open 1 box. It is for gamblers who enjoy the hunt and after they open their many boxes, will pull some nasty cards. BG did say in the chat that he hand packed the cases and the minimum return was $500-$600, and that would be considered a weaker case. That return % wise is very respectable and considerably high when compared to other baseball products (ie Bowman) where people open cases and get completely destroyed.
sethyarkony said:
If the $500 to $600 min holds up, then this will be a nice product.
However, the fact that Brian Gray refuses to announce the print run concerns me. Not sure there's any reason to do that other than to hide bad odds or play games with the big hits.
Didn't he number the cases for the poker product? If so, it's pretty hard to justify why he wouldn't here.
I was fairly enthusiastic about Rookie Retro, but less so now and would not be shocked if it turned out to be way worse than advertised.
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As someone who bought two cases direct, I am pretty disappointed with that answer as well. Very weak.Russ S. said:
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