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1993 Stadium Club Murphy?

orioles93orioles93 Posts: 3,480 ✭✭✭✭✭
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So i have been looking at Jeter rookie cards. What is up with the 1993 stadium club murphy set? Is it different from the normal stadium club set? Is there a Jeter in both of them? If so are they different? Just looking for some info on it.
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  • WillBBCWillBBC Posts: 56 ✭✭
    Here's a good explanation of '93 Stadium Club Murphy.

    http://www.baseballcardpedia.com/index.php/1993_Stadium_Club_Murphy

    There was no Jeter card in the basic '93 set, only the Murphy set which actually uses the '92 Stadium Club design (which I prefer). They only printed about 120,000 sets which makes it one of Jeter's rarest 1993 issues. (Marlins and Rockies Inagurual issues and Upper Deck Gold Hologram might be the only ones to beat it in that department).

    I wish Topps had the cajones to include Jeter in '93 Finest. God only knows what a Refractor would sell for today!
  • baz518baz518 Posts: 1,252 ✭✭✭✭
    He's only in the Murphy set. They released a set each year in honor of the stadium that hosted the All-Star game, I think only Club Members could order them (could be wrong). Featured draft picks, All Stars and some of the Olympic team. I think print run was about 125k.
  • CeciliaGuanteCeciliaGuante Posts: 94


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    I wish Topps had the cajones to include Jeter in '93 Finest. God only knows what a Refractor would sell for today! >>



    Two years before he played in a Major League game? What kind of crystal ball do you think they have over at Topps?
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