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Have not had time to post here much lately- but I wanted to get some opinions on this. After I picked up a 1/1 cherry wood frame for cheap, I managed to complete a rainbow of 2010 Topps Sterling Manny Ramirez #27 with one each of the 7 versions of the card produced. I also was picking up dups of the /5 gold framed version, as the prices were reasonable on those as well. However, I ended up with two copies of the gold framed #4/5. I just added a second copy of the gold framed #2/5. I also have #5/5, and a serial number that I would describe as being stamped 2/5 and then stamped 3/5. Confused yet? Me too. I have not seen a copy numbered 1/5, but I may have missed one on ebay shortly after release. A scan of the 6 cards is below.
This has happened before with Topps, with a late 90's hockey card first (Isn't that what ultimately led to individual serial numbering)? Didn't it happen again with a Bowman baseball red maybe a 2005 card /5?
Do I have any recourse here with Topps? This seems pretty bogus. I have done some poking around on ebay and COMC and Beckett and have not seen a duplicate serial number for another player (though the population out there is pretty limited).
Here's the complete run:
This has happened before with Topps, with a late 90's hockey card first (Isn't that what ultimately led to individual serial numbering)? Didn't it happen again with a Bowman baseball red maybe a 2005 card /5?
Do I have any recourse here with Topps? This seems pretty bogus. I have done some poking around on ebay and COMC and Beckett and have not seen a duplicate serial number for another player (though the population out there is pretty limited).
Here's the complete run:
2010 Topps Sterling #173/250 |
2010 Topps Sterling white framed #7/50 |
2010 Topps Sterling burgundy #6/10 |
2010 Topps Sterling gold framed # 2/5,2/5,2-3/5, 4/5, 4/5, 5/5 |
2010 Topps Sterling white suede #1/3 |
2010 Topps Sterling refractor #1/1 |
2010 Topps Sterling cherry wood #1/1 |