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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 157.1 | usually, promotional cards are airbrushed | SMURF::BREAU | Reagan's astrologer for President! | Wed Jul 25 1990 13:18 | 5 |
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Re: -1 Why is it an "exciting" set if Topps airbrushes out the logos?
Because non-promotional cards _never_ do that, thus rendering this set
an unusual "first"? - Jim
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| 157.2 | | DEALIN::DIFONZO | | Wed Jul 25 1990 13:22 | 7 |
| re -1
This wouldn't be the first time Topps airbrushed NFL logos check out
some of the sets in the 70s. I know in the 1975 set, the logos are
airbrushed.
John
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| 157.4 | | CSC32::G_GEIGER | Sorry, don't walk the dog! | Wed Jul 25 1990 16:48 | 8 |
| re: 157.3
>>> card minus the logos, they'll definitely suffer in sales.
Suffer in sales, maybe?! But what happens when some of the
non-airbrushed cards get out? Looks like error city to me.
You gotta love it, John! :*[
GG
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| 157.6 | | CSC32::G_GEIGER | Sorry, don't walk the dog! | Thu Jul 26 1990 09:27 | 6 |
| The really bad thing about all of the errors this year was that
Topps had the fewest. And the ones that they had wern't as bad
as Score's Ryne Sandberg playing third base. I really do hope
they can keep the errors down to a minimum.
GG
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| 157.7 | Average looking cards.... | SOFBA2::BELISLE | Mike Belisle MRO4-1/H20 297.3324 | Thu Aug 23 1990 08:42 | 8 |
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I bought a box last night for $16. Pretty good distribution 77.7%,
in a ?528? card set. I still need 118 cards to complete the set.
Anybody with doubles, willing to trade or sell, let me know and
I'll send you my wantlist.
Mike
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