Yes Folks, This Card Does In Fact Exist

[sportscardtheory]

So are there like 198 of them... what kind of SP are we talking about here?

conspiracy[/i]theory]Brian released 20 to the public, and kept the rest himself. When the prices get to their peak, he will begin selling them using one of his other various companies/ebay accounts.

I couldn't help it.

If you are implying I am one of the board's conspiracy theorists, you are mistaken... but an amusing take none the less.

 

[RL24]

So are there like 198 of them... what kind of SP are we talking about here?

conspiracy[/i]theory]Brian released 20 to the public, and kept the rest himself. When the prices get to their peak, he will begin selling them using one of his other various companies/ebay accounts.

I couldn't help it.

If you are implying I am one of the board's conspiracy theorists, you are mistaken... but an amusing take none the less.

No no no, that would be ME. One of the boards conspiracy theorists... although I treat mine as creative writing rather than something that people should buy into.

 

[sportscardtheory]

So are there like 198 of them... what kind of SP are we talking about here?

conspiracy[/i]theory]Brian released 20 to the public, and kept the rest himself. When the prices get to their peak, he will begin selling them using one of his other various companies/ebay accounts.

I couldn't help it.

If you are implying I am one of the board's conspiracy theorists, you are mistaken... but an amusing take none the less.

No no no, that would be ME. One of the boards conspiracy theorists... although I treat mine as creative writing rather than something that people should buy into.

Interesting way to look at it. I also don't take what I type TOO seriously. I know I can't ALWAYS be right, lol.

 

[hive17]

What I don't get is why anyone would insist on calling a card that had 199 copies PRODUCED (read: "Printed") a "short print"... By definition, if 199 were printed and then some were destroyed/damaged, the print run is still 199 (unless these cards were destroyed by some sort of time-traveling robot or something... ::facepalm:: anyway...).

We should come up with a new term for this type of occurance. If the print-run was completed, then they are not SPs. OOOOHH! I know: the "SP" can stand for "Special Production" or something simliar. Or a different term like "SPRFR" for "Stated Print Run Factory-Reduced."

Some people in here got all pissy over symantics...