Random Card of the Day

My guess for the reason this card is numbered to 6 is that the subset/parallel (whatever) is called End Zone.  With a touchdown being worth 6 points...maybe there's a Goalpost subset numbered to 3? I don't know, just my best guess.  I like muskie027's comment; I saw the Falcons logo first, but after reading his comment and looking at just the picture, it does look like a Browns uniform. I don't think I'm a huge fan of the giant team logo plastered on the back taking up almost 1/3 of the card.

It's a parallel. I wonder how much money would be required to complete the 400 card set? A whole lot, I'm guessing!

The only other numbered parallel is Red Zone to 20. Plus the printing plates, SN1. That does make sense though, and it sounds like they SHOULD have had a Goalpost parallel.

How does no one that replied not know this? End Zone is a PARALLEL to the base set. Jason is probably right about the SN6 being b/c a Touchdown is worth 6 points. Score was a company that first released baseball cards in 1988. They added NFL cards in 1989. They produced the Pinnacle brand and Select brand cards in the early 1990's in both sports. Pinnacle later split from Score and then bought Score and also entered the NASCAR market. After Pinnacle shut down, Upper Deck either bought the brand-name or started using it when the trademark expired. Panini got the brand-name a few years later. Panini has really stuck to the concept and design of Score's history. "Scoreboard" was the original main parallel to the base set and then they started making other versions with different colors and names during the parallel-explosion of the early-mid 2000's.

You posted while I was typing my reply. I'm surprised that there are ONLY 3 parallels (not counting each plate color as a different one). Panini has been horrendous with making tons of parallels, but this was early in their Score run. Red Zone #'d to 20 makes complete sense as the "Red Zone" on the field starts 20 yards from the End Zone. I doubt that anyone has ever attempted to complete the base set parallels from this release though. As you said, I'm sure it would cost a ton of money. It really wouldn't be worth it in my opinion. It would be a helluva a challenge to complete though.

I didn't notice the serial number. I also thought it was insert not a parallel. Shows how much I've been paying attention to those things lately.