magicpapa
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I just find it interesting they are labeled "A Piece Of History" when they really aren't.
Why do you say that? Many would argue that the piece of a bat from an all-time great is definitely a piece of history. (Keep in mind that this was basically the first time this was done, the cards were exceptionally tough pulls (spread across all UD releases that year) and no one knew the companies would later flood the market.)
Because there is nothing historic about them.They are just taken from some random bat the player may or may not have used in a game.For all we know those bats could have been used in spring training.Yes, they are innovative and nice looking, but to me they are not historical.That being said, I wouldn't be opposed to owning one down the road.
Incredible set. I just wish they would have found a smaller Mantle cut so they could have somehow used the same design as the other cards. The Mantle looks like it belongs in another set.
Never seen those lunch boxes before.
Lunch Boxes are 1998 and 1999 UD Retro
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There was also a poster that UD made (numbered) showing all the bat cards.
It's really nice, high gloss and such.
Is GH Ruth signatgure more desirable than Babe Ruth?That is interesting UD chose to print both of his names on the card.