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I am a player collector and someone is posting a 1993 Stadium Gold Edge card on ebay. I was wondering if these are real or has no one ever heard of these?
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definitely! what could it possibly hurt?? you will be happy once you have them in hand!Thank you. I should have searched first because everyone is usually on the ball on FCB. That same seller that was being discussed also has 1995 Stadium Club white border cards. I tried doing a search for that but didn't see anything. It seemed everyone was on the fence about the 1993 SC. Should I take a shot with this seller on the cards for my fairly cheap player collection?
Thank you. I should have searched first because everyone is usually on the ball on FCB. That same seller that was being discussed also has 1995 Stadium Club white border cards. I tried doing a search for that but didn't see anything. It seemed everyone was on the fence about the 1993 SC. Should I take a shot with this seller on the cards for my fairly cheap player collection?
Mans, what are your thoughts on the Belles you got. Are they worth picking up and are you glad you adding them to your Belle collection? Was there a Belle in the 95 SC 1st day white border? If so what were your thoughts on it?
The seller basically only deals with proof/prototypes and bankruptcy cards from all of the major brands. I personally don't bother to buy any of these oversized uncut "proof" cards.
Sorry, but this makes ZERO sense. Bogus? How? I did not buy these thinking they are pack issued. I did not buy these thinking anything except for what they are. Please explain how this is "so bogus, it smells"...::facepalm::This stuff is so bogus it smells. I'm surprised so many educated FCBers bought into this scam. One born every minute I guess.
+1Sorry, but this makes ZERO sense. Bogus? How? I did not buy these thinking they are pack issued. I did not buy these thinking anything except for what they are. Please explain how this is "so bogus, it smells"...::facepalm::
I just say this because Topps had absolutely nothing to do with the gold edges that you're buying them because of. The seller obviously has a tie to the printer of the cards. The white border proofs are obviously cut from a sheet. These cards were printed larger than normal cards & crop-cut, because at the time they didn't have the technology to cut borderless cards from a traditional sheet where the cards were the correct size without typical o/c cuts. By crop-cutting all the cards, they avoided what would be parts of the adjacent cards showing up. It's clear on the Brett Butler scans. So this seller calls them rare, or proofs, or whatever. I promise you that Topps will never tell you that they were authorized, because they weren't.Sorry, but this makes ZERO sense. Bogus? How? I did not buy these thinking they are pack issued. I did not buy these thinking anything except for what they are. Please explain how this is "so bogus, it smells"...::facepalm::
I just say this because Topps had absolutely nothing to do with the gold edges that you're buying them because of. The seller obviously has a tie to the printer of the cards. The white border proofs are obviously cut from a sheet. These cards were printed larger than normal cards & crop-cut, because at the time they didn't have the technology to cut borderless cards from a traditional sheet where the cards were the correct size without typical o/c cuts. By crop-cutting all the cards, they avoided what would be parts of the adjacent cards showing up. It's clear on the Brett Butler scans. So this seller calls them rare, or proofs, or whatever. I promise you that Topps will never tell you that they were authorized, because they weren't.
The white border proofs are obviously cut from a sheet. These cards were printed larger than normal cards & crop-cut, because at the time they didn't have the technology to cut borderless cards from a traditional sheet where the cards were the correct size without typical o/c cuts. By crop-cutting all the cards, they avoided what would be parts of the adjacent cards showing up. It's clear on the Brett Butler scans.