A&G code breakers

[vwnut13]

I know Nick said not to say the answer, but the answer was: Send in the card that is coveted most, he's only a rookie, but sells like a pro.

So you had to spend $300 on a Strasburg to crack the code?

 

[Guest]

I know Nick said not to say the answer, but the answer was: Send in the card that is coveted most, he's only a rookie, but sells like a pro.

So you had to spend $300 on a Strasburg to crack the code?

Either that or pull one.

 

[njlw226]

I know Nick said not to say the answer, but the answer was: Send in the card that is coveted most, he's only a rookie, but sells like a pro.

So you had to spend $300 on a Strasburg to crack the code?

Haha, no he was playing on that answer...I will give a few more clues:

Jeter (or the Yankees) had nothing to do with it...although I'm still confused as to how you leave the most popular player in baseball (arguably) out of the base set.

Having the Celestial Stars cards (or analyzing the backs) have nothing to do with it. Oh, and Topps really goofed with the Ryan Howard typo! Sorry schmidtfan!!!

None of the sailors have anything to do with it.

I'm shocked that no one in this thread came up with the code I gave in the earlier post.

What else do you want to know without me just giving away the answer??

 

[Guest]

I know Nick said not to say the answer, but the answer was: Send in the card that is coveted most, he's only a rookie, but sells like a pro.

So you had to spend $300 on a Strasburg to crack the code?

Haha, no he was playing on that answer...I will give a few more clues:

Jeter (or the Yankees) had nothing to do with it...although I'm still confused as to how you leave the most popular player in baseball (arguably) out of the base set.

Having the Celestial Stars cards (or analyzing the backs) have nothing to do with it.

None of the sailors have anything to do with it.

I'm shocked that no one in this thread came up with the code I gave in the earlier post.

What else do you want to know without me just giving away the answer??

I second the shocking, with all the time I spent on it, if I bought a case, I could have solved it 10 times

 

[Casebusters]

how many cards did you use to crack the code?
and which type of cards were used?

 

[njlw226]

how many cards did you use to crack the code?
and which type of cards were used?

Well, there are 401 characters in the code I posted...401 sound familiar to anyone???

 

[zep33]

401 cards in the set including Strasburg

 

[zep33]

Here's my guess - Don't cash in your 401k plan buying Stephen Strasburg cards

 

[njlw226]

401 cards in the set including Strasburg

Getting warmer!

 

[njlw226]

Here's my guess - Don't cash in your 401k plan buying Stephen Strasburg cards

Getting colder!

 

[marterburn]

401 mini cards, including the rip exclusives.

still can't figure out where the characters come from though....

 

[njlw226]

still can't figure out where the characters come from though....

Anyone tried emailing code@topps.com???

 

[diamondlistings]

Well he's number 401 so something on the card or the card itself.

 

[marterburn]

oh, that's where the code comes from!

 

[njlw226]

Well he's number 401 so something on the card or the card itself.

Colder

 

[njlw226]

oh, that's where the code comes from!

Warmer!

 

[zep33]

seems like it's 1 character from each card. Putting that together to mean something is beyond me though.

 

[marterburn]

anything to do with my Aries and Ares theory?

 

[njlw226]

seems like it's 1 character from each card. Putting that together to mean something is beyond me though.

Warmer...

 

[njlw226]

anything to do with my Aries and Ares theory?

Colder...