New to Razor Letterman, question on numbering

[RZimm11]

Since my Chrome David Wrights have stalled, decided to pick up some other stuff for now.

I am considering getting some auto Razor Lettermen of a certain player.

I know there are different ones with different numbering.

My question is, is there an unnumbered version, or just numbered versions?

I'm not getting them for reselling, so I don't need /1, or /20 specifically, would just like to get the whole name, but don't wanna pay premiums for low numbered ones if I don't have to.

Thanx in advance.

 

[Jaypers]

Since my Chrome David Wrights have stalled, decided to pick up some other stuff for now.

I am considering getting some auto Razor Lettermen of a certain player.

I know there are different ones with different numbering.

My question is, is there an unnumbered version, or just numbered versions?

I'm not getting them for reselling, so I don't need /1, or /20 specifically, would just like to get the whole name, but don't wanna pay premiums for low numbered ones if I don't have to.

Thanx in advance.

Yes. The unnumbered (base) versions have a stated print run of 50 per letter.

There are also three different parallels, which are #d to 20, 5 and 1 per letter.

 

[mredsox89]

The base Letterman, the red or blue letters are stated PR of 50. The blue with red stitching and vice versa are serial numbered to 20. There are also /5 and /1 versions

 

[RZimm11]

Thanx a lot guys, now I know what to look for.

 

[mredsox89]

Thanx a lot guys, now I know what to look for.

Stuff has really dried up. I mean there are barely any at all of my players on the bay and i think its more than just the product being a few months old. No one wants to break it anymore because you are most likely not even going to break even secondary market wise

 

[RZimm11]

Thanx a lot guys, now I know what to look for.

Stuff has really dried up. I mean there are barely any at all of my players on the bay and i think its more than just the product being a few months old. No one wants to break it anymore because you are most likely not even going to break even secondary market wise

Well, the guy I'm lookin for isn't on your list, so we're ok, lol. Plus it gives me something else to look for. I've always wanted some of these, but Wright doesn't have any that I've noticed.