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[blitzerlover]

 

[magicpapa]

 

[ahodge84]

 

[wlalocal71]

 

[miguelcabrera]

manny

 

[olerud363]

My random card image:

(I'm curious to see if anyone else knows where this "card" is from.)

 

[schillingfan]

Anyone recognize it? It was actually featured in Beckett at one point. If I remember correctly, this was his first 1/1 in a Red Sox uniform to hit eBay so I paid quite the premium for it.

 

[RustyGreerFan]

The Pee Wee is a sportsflics type card (tag actually).

 

[MartinFFcollector]

Pallet of uncut Fleer cards (Anyone have any inside the plant/printing facility pics?)

 

[blitzerlover]

 

[wlalocal71]

 

[brumbach]

 

[wlalocal71]

 

[fkw]

1880 H804-31 "A Home Run"

 

[LaneyB]

 

[RustyGreerFan]

A couple of things I never understood about the 98 Topps Gold Label 1/1s. How many are there? One for each Class? (one gold, one black, one red?) Also, is the front identical to the normal cards and only the back different. I LOVE the chunky serial number - wish they would have slapped that on the front of the card no matter how gaudy it looked.

 

[Joshua.Roundtree]

I'm going to be very sad when he's gone at the end of this year.

 

[wlalocal71]

 

[bozemanbreaker]

 

[brumbach]

A couple of things I never understood about the 98 Topps Gold Label 1/1s. How many are there? One for each Class? (one gold, one black, one red?) Also, is the front identical to the normal cards and only the back different. I LOVE the chunky serial number - wish they would have slapped that on the front of the card no matter how gaudy it looked.

Yup, 9 1/1 cards in all, one for each class and color (Class 1 Gold, Class 1 Black, Class 1 Red; Class 2 Gold, etc.) And really tough to read the serial numbering, I always wondered how many ended up unknowingly in common bins, similar to the early refractors (1994 especially).