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bradical said:200lbhockeyplayer said:So the "travesty" of the 2004 AFLAC Gold Refractor Redemptions were a result of what then?
No idea what the issue was here - long before I got back into collecting.
In packs of 2004 BDP, Topps included redemptions for complete 12-card AFLAC sets, both base and parallel.
In the case of redemptions for Gold Ref sets, they inserted more into packs than the stated print run of 50.
To rectify this (thanks to the urging of a former BMB poster/attorney), Topps gave those who redeemed these cards a choice:
1) An unautographed Gold Ref set of 12 players, #d to 50.
2) A 4-card autographed Refractor set (Upton, Maybin, Henry and McCutchen), #d to 125.
Most chose Option # 2. Despite the serial numbering, Topps put out a press release that only 34 of the Gold sets and only 90 of the autograph refractor sets were in circulation.