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JeffreyMGeorge
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| Tuesday, October 29, 2019 9:35 PM | |
I have a couple of cards from this set with which I'm not sure where to check them off.
One is a variation of card #181 (Aaron Judge) which has a blue border around his photo and is stamped 19/25 on the back. The other is a variation of card #225 (Kris Bryant) which has a silver/gray border and is stamped 94/99 on the back. I haven't found the correct insert set to record these. Am I overlooking the proper spot?
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All New York Yankees cards are welcome to join my collection. I'm also interested in recreating my main childhood collection, which consisted of mostly 1974 and 1978-1982. |
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AnalogKid
Posts: 1,421
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| Tuesday, October 29, 2019 9:46 PM | |
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jimetal7212
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| Tuesday, October 29, 2019 9:46 PM | |
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Tired and trembling I am descending, will I have to stay here and live this life again? |
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JeffreyMGeorge
Posts: 116
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| Tuesday, October 29, 2019 9:53 PM | |
Thanks for the replies. I don't know how I missed those. I guess I'm still learning my way around the site, the variations in card sets (don't remember all of those when I was a kid), and how they are referred to. Does the stamping of x/25 or x/99 mean that only that many of that variation (parallel?) were printed? Doesn't seem like very many.
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All New York Yankees cards are welcome to join my collection. I'm also interested in recreating my main childhood collection, which consisted of mostly 1974 and 1978-1982. |
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Arkansas Traveler
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| Tuesday, October 29, 2019 10:01 PM | |
You are correct and they are called parallels.
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JeffreyMGeorge
Posts: 116
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| Wednesday, October 30, 2019 1:23 PM | |
So should I consider myself lucky that I found a couple of numbered cards in a few boxes or is that within the standard odds?
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All New York Yankees cards are welcome to join my collection. I'm also interested in recreating my main childhood collection, which consisted of mostly 1974 and 1978-1982. |
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jimetal7212
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| Wednesday, October 30, 2019 1:48 PM | |
The ones that you pulled (SN25, SN99) are much harder to pull than some of the other numbered parallels. The fact that you pulled 2 big names with low numbers is even more of an accomplishmnet.
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rushrules
Posts: 37
Joined: Feb 2016
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| Wednesday, April 22, 2020 6:09 PM | |
Great pulls, you are super lucky, buy a lottery ticket today! BTW best version of EDDIE ever, The Trooper!
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BrewerAndy
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| Wednesday, April 22, 2020 6:48 PM | |
When looking at the Archives set main page, variations are listed within the base cards as a, b, etc. Parallels will be on a separate checklist which can usually be found by clicking the link that says "Inserts and Related Sets". Check those out, pretty cool to dig through. Inserts are listed first followed by parallels toward the bottom of the page and congrats on two nice pulls!
Edited on: Apr 22, 2020 - 6:51PM
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