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2. ballcardgenius.com › blog › how-to-read-a-baseball-cardHow to Read a Baseball Card | Stats & Details | Front & Back ...

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   Jan 2, 2022 · To read a baseball card, start with the front and note the card brand (logo), player’s name, and any other words that might help you identify the subset or insert set it belongs to. Then, flip it over and find the card number, year, and serial number (if present).

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4. onlygreats.com › 2023/07/01 › sports-card-dictionarySports Card Dictionary: 71 Terms You Should Know - Only Greats

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   Jul 1, 2023 · According to Topps, a player’s “1st Bowman card” is defined as their first official baseball card and pre-dates the rookie card. The “1st” designation on the card will be located in the top left or top right corner, as shown in the example below.

5. www.beckett.com › news › how-to-identify-your-sportsHow to Identify Your Sports Cards and Know What You Have

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   Aug 30, 2018 · Starting with the name and card number is the easiest way to try to identify a card. As you narrow it down, the Beckett Database can bring down results in other ways.

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   Feb 11, 2016 · Some imperfections in the card may be obvious, a rounded corner or a crease in the card. Other issues take a years of experience and a trained eye to pick up on. This article covers the basics… centering, corners, surface, and edges.

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   Oct 13, 2020 · Baseball Card Dictionary. Acetate - Rather than the traditional cardboard-based stock used to make cards, Acetate is a translucent, almost plastic-like stock. Acetate-based cards tend to have less value than equivalent cardboard-based cards.

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   Right now, I'm working towards completing a 2017 Topps Gypsy Queen base set, and on the way I'm collecting Tigers (my favorite team), Indians and Cubs (some friends' favorite teams to give away as gifts). The rare and valuable cards I end up getting along the way, I may sell or may keep depending on what they are.

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   How do you read baseball cards?

   • Here are the details: When reading cards, the most useful info will be found on the back of the card, but there are some key pieces of information you can glean from the front. This includes player name, team name, player position, and baseball card brand.

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   How do I read a baseball card on Amazon?

   • As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. To read a baseball card, start with the front and note the card brand (logo), player’s name, and any other words that might help you identify the subset or insert set it belongs to. Then, flip it over and find the card number, year, and serial number (if present).

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   How do you read a Topps baseball card?

   • This includes player name, team name, player position, and baseball card brand. Using the example above, reading the front of this specific baseball card tells us: From this card, we can also see the “RC” shield which designates this card as a rookie card, and the 35th-anniversary stamp, which is unique to this specific Topps release.

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   What does NNO mean on a sports card?

   • The abbreviation NNO is most commonly used by collectors, grading companies, and auction houses to signify that a sports card has no number. Most cards have a number on the back and are part of a complete set that can be organized in numerical or alphabetical order.

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   Where is the card number on a card?

   • Most card numbers will be near the top of the card, and usually in the left or right corner. And for most base sets of cards, the number is going to be a straightforward whole number like 50, 402, 337, etc. In this example, we see the card number as “83-19” and that’s because it’s part of the 1983 insert set within 2018 Topps.

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   What is a base set sports card?

   • A base set refers to the primary or foundational set of cards in a particular sports card release. These cards often include individual players, rookies, teams, or action shots. The base set is the backbone of the product release and is the largest portion of the total card set. Base set cards are also the most common and widely available.

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10. sportscardspecialist.com › the-ultimate-sportsSports Card Grading For Beginners: A Full Guide

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    What Is Card Grading? Card grading is the process of having a ‘raw’ (ungraded) trading card inspected for any wear and tear (on both front and back), by a professional/expert grader, who typically gives it a score from 1-10 based on its condition, with 10 being mint condition.