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03-07-2013, 07:30 AM
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the thing that sells this card is its rarity. the card is serial numbered to 5 that makes the price jump quite a bit. the pieces they insert in the cards that are vintage come from the baseball archives but on the back of the card it usually says something along the lines of this was a game used ball that we cannot guarantee was used by this player in any specific game. its like the jersey swatch cards. only the company knows where it came from. could be a warm up jersey, a spring training or reg season jersey. thats why those dont sell as high unless it is multi colored and serial numbered. the big GU cards right now are the bat knobs.
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