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SydBarrett
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Orange parallels are numbered higher than gold parallels in finest. It has totally confused me.
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SydBarrett said:Orange parallels are numbered higher than gold parallels in finest. It has totally confused me.
alexs64 said:SydBarrett said:Orange parallels are numbered higher than gold parallels in finest. It has totally confused me.
As far as I know, I don't recall an Orange parallel in Finest. Orange was a Bowman chrome low numbered parallel and a Topps chrome no numbered parallel.
csmtampa said:alexs64 said:SydBarrett said:Orange parallels are numbered higher than gold parallels in finest. It has totally confused me.
As far as I know, I don't recall an Orange parallel in Finest. Orange was a Bowman chrome low numbered parallel and a Topps chrome no numbered parallel.
2011 does
markakis8 said:But, IMO, they should've kept the ref, blue, green, black, gold, red refractors.
2006 was the BEST set off all time with the xfractors as well.
Boylen33 said:Who the hell knows why Topps does what they do?
uniquebaseballcards said:Boylen33 said:Who the hell knows why Topps does what they do?
Expect a product called "Topps Superfractor" in the next five years where every card is a super except for the 1/1s which will be ordinary base.
What is this Topps you all speak of. Some kind of futuristic phone that will compete with Apple?Boylen33 said:Who the hell knows why Topps does what they do?
Ty Hope said:I'm completely sick of parallels. They used to be simple and easy to figure out...
uniquebaseballcards said:Boylen33 said:Who the hell knows why Topps does what they do?
Expect a product called "Topps Superfractor" in the next five years where every card is a super except for the 1/1s which will be ordinary base.