E90-3 Tinker question

Archive · #1 10-11-2006, 08:22 PM

Posted By: Mike Ernst

Which E90-3 Tinker is considered more difficult--blue or green? And how much more difficult is the tougher one than the other?
I was under the impression that blue was tougher, but the 2006 Standard
Catalog would lead me to believe that the green is tougher.
Thanks for the help!

Archive · #2 10-11-2006, 08:31 PM

Posted By: robert a

Mike,

I don't understand why the SCD only lists the two tinker colors when many e90-3s have color variations/errors. I guess because the tinker variation seems to be more "common" than the other players.

Green is the color the card was supposed to be, so it is more common.

Best of luck finding the tinker for your set by the way!

Rob

Archive · #3 10-11-2006, 08:42 PM

Posted By: quan

good try on the smith blue, jtn and ireland seems to be duking out for those e90-3s.

Archive · #4 10-11-2006, 08:44 PM

Posted By: robert a

lol. Thanks Quan,

I gave it my best try, but WoW those guys know how to bid em!

Archive · #5 10-13-2006, 12:18 PM

Posted By: BcD

just sold on E-bay for over 8k in an 80 holder! your cousin from Texas was the underbidder Quan~

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