I already got a Mize which I showed in a different post, but this is the short print!
..hence the no-numbered back.
If you’re wondering why all the cards have stains on the back, they’re printed like that on purpose.
I already got a Mize which I showed in a different post, but this is the short print!
..hence the no-numbered back.
If you’re wondering why all the cards have stains on the back, they’re printed like that on purpose.Posted in 2009 Topps 206, Adam Dunn, Brandon Webb, Diasuke Matzuzaka, Hideki Matsui, Johnny Mize, Ken Griffey Jr., Manny Ramirez, Michael Young, Miguel Tejada, MLB Baseball, Victor Martinez, Zack Greinke | Leave a Comment »
This 4 card pack came up with a couple of favorite pulls out of my latest stack of packs. Ever since I first saw this set back last year when I started collecting, I wanted some of those die cuts! For some reason, they always looked bigger to me in pictures, these cards are tiny!

This Hideki rookie card is the most valuable card in the set!
Here’s what I got:
#9 Chipper Jones
#17 Kerry Wood
#115 Hideki Matsui [World Premieres]
#S-30 Roy Oswalt [Die Cut]
What it cost me: $ 1.50
Beckett max worth: $12.05
Insert odds I beat: 1:4 [World Premiers SP]
Most valuable card: #115 Hideki Matsui [World Premieres] @ $10.00
Posted in 2003 Upper Deck Standing "O" baseball, Chipper Jones, Hideki Matsui, MLB Baseball, Roy Oswalt | Leave a Comment »
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