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Is this an error card? What to do?

cwlvslwcwlvslw Posts: 3
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This is a 2001 SP Authentic BuyBack. (Refer to page 463 in the 2003 Beckett Baseball Card Price
Guide). Gary Sheffield. The price guide said the first # is the year of the SP Card and the second # is number of signatures for that year card. The 1994 SP is 94/2 and the 95 SP is 95/70.
If I am correct this is a 1994 SP card. What is your oppinion.

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  • MrRookieMrRookie Posts: 462
    is it ft?
  • TheRoachTheRoach Posts: 483
    Maybe in Beckett they list the year of the card, but on the actual card itself, the first number is the individual number of the card that he signed out of however many he signed. Ex: 36/70 means that you have the 36th card that he signed out of the 70 that he signed for that year. I hope this helps.]



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  • cwlvslwcwlvslw Posts: 3
    Thanks for the replys. The numbers are Year/Copies that were made. The SP year is a 1994 of this
    card but the Beckett said only 2 were autographed. Thus should be 94/2.
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