2005 Zenith Z-Gold Scan?

[Jastermereel]

Anyone have a 2005 Zenith Z-Gold they would post a scan of? How is it different from the base card?

 

[js0000001]

I posted these scans on the box break board the other day

The Nomo is sn#ed to /50


Not sure if this is the parallel your looking for or not

 

[Jastermereel]

Thanks, but I'm looking for the Z-Gold. That's the Gold Artist's Proof.

 

[Greg Cleveland]

If it isn't dufex, then it's a parallel of the base card. Base cards had gold foil, retail parallels had silver foil, then the Z-Gold are (I think--anybody can correct me if I am wrong) have a holographic foil to them. I have a couple, but they don't scan any different from the base. They were a 1:24 unannounced parallel. Somebody would have to have a current SCD or Beckett Annual to confirm.

 

[Derek2011]

If it isn't dufex, then it's a parallel of the base card. Base cards had gold foil, retail parallels had silver foil, then the Z-Gold are (I think--anybody can correct me if I am wrong) have a holographic foil to them. I have a couple, but they don't scan any different from the base. They were a 1:24 unannounced parallel. Somebody would have to have a current SCD or Beckett Annual to confirm.

This info is accurate

 

[js0000001]

are they SN#ered?

 

[subject to change]

That card is actually the Artists Proof Gold. The Z-Gold and Z-Silvers were both available only in retail packs. I don't have access to any of my scans at the moment, but know I have a few of the Z-Golds. Basically, the only thing distinguishing them from the base cards is the fact that the Zenith logo in the top corner is stamped in holo-foil, rather than the typical gold foil.

edit: Looks like Greg already answered. No, they are not serial numbered, but are very tough to come by from my experience. I'm guessing most copies were overlooked and just tossed in common boxes

 

[Jastermereel]

Well if anybody has a Mariano Rivera please PM me.

 

[Old Kentucky Shark]

edit: Looks like Greg already answered. No, they are not serial numbered, but are very tough to come by from my experience. I'm guessing most copies were overlooked and just tossed in common boxes

That's my thought as well. I've been looking for the Mattingly, but I'm afraid a lot of them wound up in boxes without people knowing the difference.