Card Identification Forum

I posted one similar and I believe I was helped. Want to take a shot at this one? 

Used filters, result https://www.tcdb.com/ViewCard.cfm/sid/352468/cid/20840675/2022-Leaf-In-The-Game-Used-Sports---1960-Leaf-Relics-Black-LM-18-John-Elway

That one says # to 5 or less.

The color of the border on these cards is the hint. Rainbow Pride maybe? Prism Purple? Funkadelic Platinum Blue? Pick one, or make up your own. Pretty sure there are more "variations" of this card than the world needs. <edit> Unless you're a John Elway collector I should have added. Hope someone can figure it out for you.

Using eBay listings such as [1], I can say you have the purple parallel of 1960 Leaf Relics [2] which is defined as "Purple #/16 or less". Therefore your card belongs here [3], the note field has since been updated to match your serial number (SN12).

[1] https://www.ebay.com/itm/374614736781
[2] https://www.tcdb.com/Checklist.cfm/sid/352466/2022-Leaf-In-The-Game-Used-Sports---1960-Leaf-Relics-Purple
[3] https://www.tcdb.com/ViewCard.cfm/sid/352466/cid/20840860

Sweet looking card

On a related note, should something be changed on the 1960 Leaf Relics Bronze checklist from the 2022 Leaf in the Game set? The original checklist that Leaf put out said the most common variations of these cards are "bronze", but in searching eBay, I've never found a non-auto card that was actually bronze. All of the most common cards from this set that are numbered to 75 or less are actually red (but, of course, not to be confused with the "red" variations that are SN 4 or less). My question is: do we want to change the name of the set, or should we upload images of our red "bronze" cards?

If the base checklist from Leaf is titled "Bronze", then the name should stay "Bronze". Although I do understand what you mean as I came across several "bronze" listings that appeared red. It seems as though the "Red" parallel is a "smooth" color [1]. Whereas the "Bronze" (base) is textured (i.e., "cracked ice") [2, 3]. Perhaps a more "metallic" look, like this [4]? Users will have to understand that if they have a card that appears "red" and has a SN4 or less, then it is actually the red parallel, whereas SN75 or less would be bronze.

[1] https://www.ebay.com/itm/125860527041
[2] https://www.ebay.com/itm/155444752137?epid=16059656010
[3] https://www.ebay.com/itm/385489761749
[4] https://images-fibreglast-com.s3.amazonaws.com/pio-resized/750/Single%20Stage%20Red%20Bronze%20Met%20Paint-225.jpg