Card Identification Forum

I have had this card ever since I can remeber got it out of a pack when I was younger I belive but I am was just searching around for the value or info on it and I cannot find any the only two versions of this card I can find is the one SN of 2000 and the the holofoil one #/20.  Am I just missing something or why can I not find any info on the non # version of this card.

Thanks for any info!

 It could be an error of this card.  The only thing I can think of is to contact Upper Deck customer service or go to the Upper Deck website and see if any of their experts in the forums can help you.  Maybe someone at Beckett might be of some help also.  I have tried researching it myself to no avail. 

The rookie cards in the packs were all serial numbered to 2000. But, I believe the rookie cards in the factory sets were not serial numbered.

2000 Collector's Edge Supreme

(Base set) Released as a 190-card set, 2000 Collector's Edge Supreme is composed of 150 veteran cards and 40 short-printed rookie cards, which were sequentially numbered to 2000. Several of the rookies were released as redemption cards with an expiration date of 3/31/2001. Supreme was packaged in 24-pack boxes containing 10 cards each, and carried a suggested retail price of $2.99. Card number 151 was initially intended to be LaVar Arrington who was pulled from production and, reportedly, never released in packs. Instead it was replaced by a redemption card that ultimately turned out to be redeemable for Sylvester Morris. However, a number of copies of the Arrington card made their way into the secondary market years later. Also, card #171 Bill Burke (and the HoloGold parallel) surfaced after Edge ceased football card operations.

(Hologold) Randomly inserted in packs, this 190-card set parallels the base Supreme set on cards that have the base foil highlights enhanced with a "gold fleck" foil highlight. Card numbers 1-150 are sequentially numbered to 200 and card numbers 151-190 are sequentially numbered to 20. A number of cards surfaced later missing the serial numbering.

Beckett lists the Brady RC (base card) at $50 MINT, and the Brady Hologold version at $500 MINT.

Collector's Edge really screwed up the info on their products when they closed. They sold off all assets and tons of cards that were originally released with serial #'s showed up on the secondary market without serial numbers. These were their replacement cards for when someone would send in damaged cards to be replaced. There is no known number for how many of these cards are out there from any given product.