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BBCgalaxee
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Searching for Frank Thomas NNOF (No Name) in 1990…: http://youtu.be/cbWZQAWbAJ4
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Thomas NNOF filmed from pack
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Austin
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Seems staged or re-enacted.
He said he bought a case and already opened tons of packs, yet he just happens to start filming at the exact point when he opens the pack with a Thomas NNOF in it, the card he says he's been searching for 20 years?
It may be a real card which he pulled, but he probably re-enacted the pull to get it on camera. The slowness in which he looks at each card seems fake too, when he has 10,000 cards to open, yet he goes at a snail's pace when it's the pack with Thomas in it?
He said he bought a case and already opened tons of packs, yet he just happens to start filming at the exact point when he opens the pack with a Thomas NNOF in it, the card he says he's been searching for 20 years?
It may be a real card which he pulled, but he probably re-enacted the pull to get it on camera. The slowness in which he looks at each card seems fake too, when he has 10,000 cards to open, yet he goes at a snail's pace when it's the pack with Thomas in it?
flightposite
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No doubt. He would no doubt not give any ****s about any base card at this point. Ooh, a Bernie Williams RC!!
David K.
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Nice hit on the Frank Thomas no name on the front....but it was dinged in the top right corner of the card. Best regards, David
caster513
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Yea nice card for sure, but definitely staged. That pack was already cut open, kind of funny to see him act like he was cutting it for the first time, haha.
BunchOBull
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His whole story is false, these jumbo packs have never yielded a confirmed NNOF or blackless error. Plus, if he found a Thomas, he should have been finding others. Beyond that, it's the most forced acting job I've ever seen; his "cutting" the pack explanation to try to cover his sleight of hand, no noise coming from the plastic as it's cut, placing the "cut" portion right it front of the camera to "prove" he had just cut it open. Then, the sheet F was in the wrong collation, the card itself had corner damage while the cards around it did not.
The rumor was started that those packs contain NNOFs when the started being sold on eBay as "test" packages, etc. They started at high prices, but have finally started to fall as they yield nothing. Heck, I have one with a Frank on top...it's the regular version.
The NNOF has only been confirmed in early run WAX packs; nothing else, though through various packouts. The whole Northeast thing may be bunk as well; that was something I started more than a decade ago because, as I was researching the card, the Northeast seemed to be the centralized point of distribution, with confirmed pulls up and down the eastern seaboard, as well as throughout the midwest. That was a major assumption though.
If you want to read the most accurate account of the cards to date, please check out this write up:
http://www.bighurthof.com/#!1990-topps-variations/c1gda
The rumor was started that those packs contain NNOFs when the started being sold on eBay as "test" packages, etc. They started at high prices, but have finally started to fall as they yield nothing. Heck, I have one with a Frank on top...it's the regular version.
The NNOF has only been confirmed in early run WAX packs; nothing else, though through various packouts. The whole Northeast thing may be bunk as well; that was something I started more than a decade ago because, as I was researching the card, the Northeast seemed to be the centralized point of distribution, with confirmed pulls up and down the eastern seaboard, as well as throughout the midwest. That was a major assumption though.
If you want to read the most accurate account of the cards to date, please check out this write up:
http://www.bighurthof.com/#!1990-topps-variations/c1gda
