As I continue to wind down on this purchased lot of cards (the 20 in 20....I've been going through in 2021 and 2022), looks like I might squeak to 25k in cards for a lot which was sold as being 10k - 15k, so well ahead of the game there.
Also, we get what are probably some last entries into the Stadium Club set additions for the 1992 Baseball edition
I have no interest in completing a master set as there are apparently copyright differences so that cards have two different letterings in the copyright details on the back (for example, and A or B before the line). Great for those collectors who care about that level detail, and as I will probably care for the Jays collection, I will not care for my 900 card set pursuit.
So, will care for Todd - but not yet. I know I need to go back and check all my Jays anyway.
I'd probably check for my error collection too since each card is technically a different printed error.
Been a dabbling of the early 2000s Upper Deck flagship hockey, and what seems to be spread across most of the last week's pulls with more Upper Deck basketball.
I should go back and see how close to a complete set I have/ I am sure a couple guys are missing, but probably not too many.
Building master sets of early 90's releases doesn't sound like my idea of fun.
ReplyDeleteI think about 1991 Donruss specifically and wonder if it's worth having a couple thousand cards to have a master set. Answer for me is a solid no thank you.
DeleteAny idea as to why there are differences in the copyright?
ReplyDeleteI don't know that I saw a reason for it - my best guess may be either location of printing, or maybe they had different printing sheet configurations....but just speculating.
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