"Rare" 90s inserts

[blitzerlover]

Anyone got info on these? Beckett only lists one card.

 

[Brewer Andy]

The stickers and card backs were listed as seperate "cards" by Beckett. The stickers always came in the same pairing but appeared pretty randomly on different "Backs"

 

[thenumberonemetfan]

these look pretty nice in person..not rare but very nice looking

 

[onionring9]

Anyone got info on these? Beckett only lists one card.

There is a finite amount of combination per player. I'm not sure what each count is though, I'm assuming it's different depending on the sticker number.

McGwire had 3 stickers in that set #3, #151, #172. There are the following amount of combos for those stickers:

#3 had 9 different combinations on the back
#151 had 4 different combinations on the front
#172 had 3 different combinations on the front

 

[TNP777]

Butler has four backs that I know from the '89 sticker set

 

[RickeyRuns]

Red foil instead of Gold or Silver. Here is the break down of the variations for Henderson. Not sure if other players had more or less variations.

1998 Pacific Online - Speculating it's Gold Foil
1998 Pacific Online Red - Red Foil
1998 Pacific Online Web Cards - Have Not Seen One
1998 Pacific Online Winners - Have Not Seen One

I have a Terry Steinbach like that Henderson,but it has gold lettering in the front.Why do they call them Red?

 

[ThoseBackPages]

i was watching this tonight before it ended

it ended, and this is NOT a typo...

$522.77



wow

 

[mrniceguy1126]

I'll throw this one out there. It's a pretty rare pull.

 

[RickeyRuns]

the price on that Sandberg is stupid! man i cant believe that.

 

[ThoseBackPages]

the price on that Sandberg is stupid! man i cant believe that.

aMEN! this afternoon it was at about $68 i think

 

[onionring9]

I'll throw this one out there. It's a pretty rare pull.

Did you know there are multiple versions? Some players had multiple cards, but I believe all had gold auto/non-auto'd.

 

[jarcar]

i was watching this tonight before it ended

it ended, and this is NOT a typo...

$522.77



wow

That's carzy!!

 

[Fandruw25]

Red foil instead of Gold or Silver. Here is the break down of the variations for Henderson. Not sure if other players had more or less variations.

1998 Pacific Online - Speculating it's Gold Foil
1998 Pacific Online Red - Red Foil
1998 Pacific Online Web Cards - Have Not Seen One
1998 Pacific Online Winners - Have Not Seen One

I have a Terry Steinbach like that Henderson,but it has gold lettering in the front.Why do they call them Red?

I'm pretty sure the breakdown is like this


1998 Pacific Online - Silver Foil
1998 Pacific Online Red - Red Foil
1998 Pacific Online Web Cards - Gold Foil
1998 Pacific Online Winners - Stamped with Winners

 

[marterburn]

I thought I might have had a different variation, but alas:

 

[marterburn]

and before this gets sold to a certain somebody on the boards here, i thought i would share this :

 

[Greg Cleveland]

Everyone can shoot me later for invading this cool thread with the wrong sport, but I just don't have anything as cool as everybody else's stuff! So this is as close as I can get.

1993 & 1994 Action Packed 24K cards. The Marino All-Madden team is numbered 1517/1750 on the back. I also liked the braille cards they made, but I'd have to dig one of those up to scan.

 

[EmeraldRain]

ive been thinking about this the last few days. i didnt follow baseball cards after 1993-ish

The thing is, 1997/98 Select Totally Certified Golds in Hockey are /69
in baseball, they are /30

thats a large discrepancy. Was it possible across the board that baseball card production was down
vs the other three sports?

20 Pages late I know.. better late than never

The 1997/98 Hockey Pinnacle Totally Certified Golds were never intended to be #/59, they were supposed to be #/29. It wasn't until after the product was on shelves that the printing error was noticed. To satisfy customers Pinnacle offered to anyone who sent in a Certified Gold #/59, a Mirror Gold version #/25. The card sent in was supposed to be destroyed(not returned). The Mirror Gold version is beautiful in person and I've rarely seen them as many weren't redeemed, no idea if they ended up out the backdoor or not but I've only seen 2-3 of Beezer out there.



The one on the far left is a Promo with black ink printed on, the other 2 use Gold Foil stamping.


A Better picture using the camera instead of scanner

 

[LaneyB]

ive been thinking about this the last few days. i didnt follow baseball cards after 1993-ish

The thing is, 1997/98 Select Totally Certified Golds in Hockey are /69
in baseball, they are /30

thats a large discrepancy. Was it possible across the board that baseball card production was down
vs the other three sports?

20 Pages late I know.. better late than never

The 1997/98 Hockey Pinnacle Totally Certified Golds were never intended to be #/59, they were supposed to be #/29. It wasn't until after the product was on shelves that the printing error was noticed. To satisfy customers Pinnacle offered to anyone who sent in a Certified Gold #/59, a Mirror Gold version #/25. The card sent in was supposed to be destroyed(not returned). The Mirror Gold version is beautiful in person and I've rarely seen them as many weren't redeemed, no idea if they ended up out the backdoor or not but I've only seen 2-3 of Beezer out there.



The one on the far left is a Promo with black ink printed on, the other 2 use Gold Foil stamping.


A Better picture using the camera instead of scanner

Holy Moly! That thing is sweet!

 

[ThoseBackPages]

ive been thinking about this the last few days. i didnt follow baseball cards after 1993-ish

The thing is, 1997/98 Select Totally Certified Golds in Hockey are /69
in baseball, they are /30

thats a large discrepancy. Was it possible across the board that baseball card production was down
vs the other three sports?

20 Pages late I know.. better late than never

The 1997/98 Hockey Pinnacle Totally Certified Golds were never intended to be #/59, they were supposed to be #/29. It wasn't until after the product was on shelves that the printing error was noticed. To satisfy customers Pinnacle offered to anyone who sent in a Certified Gold #/59, a Mirror Gold version #/25. The card sent in was supposed to be destroyed(not returned). The Mirror Gold version is beautiful in person and I've rarely seen them as many weren't redeemed, no idea if they ended up out the backdoor or not but I've only seen 2-3 of Beezer out there.



The one on the far left is a Promo with black ink printed on, the other 2 use Gold Foil stamping.


A Better picture using the camera instead of scanner

Incredible looking card!!! Unfortunately i had stopped collecting alltogether not long after the 97/98
Tot. Cert was released, and didnt even know about being able to send in my Sakic.

 

[Philip J. Fry]

Cards were supposed to be #/999 with the first 100 sent to the players, but after the 1996 season, Topps released a statement that they supposedly destroyed 400 sets, making them #/599.