[xarchmadanx]

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And this is the message I received after purchasing it.
This is a printing plate correct?
And all printing plates are 1/1 correct?

Help me out! Thanks



hi, thanks for the purchase. i just wanted to let you know that this is the printing plate box topper with two great patches but it is not numbered 1/1 on the front or the back. i thought that since this was a printing plate (which are 1/1's) that it was the only one in existance but another member just contacted me to let me know that they have one as well. please let me know if you are fine with the card not being numbered 1/1 (i was actually in the process of updating the listing when you bought it). thanks - jubei777

[mrmagnum75]

This is not a 1/1.  The box toppers are something like  /50.  I have seen like 3 of this particular plate.

[xarchmadanx]

Are you sure the one you saw was the Sanders/Wallace? or could it have been the Sanders/Dwyer.

The breakdown, as per Topps, clearly states "Duel Relic Box Topper Printing Plate 1 of 1"

[abjeffcoat]

It should be a 1/1 and Topps product printing plate are usually labeled as such on the card. At least the ones I have are labeled like that.

[jpcisco]

If it is a 1 of 1 is should state on the card 1 of 1. Every 1 of 1 I have had or seen says 1 of 1. Any others I would be very suspect of and wouldnt trust that it is one unless it states so.

[mcflysportscards]

mrmagnum75 Wrote:This is not a 1/1.  The box toppers are something like  /50.  I have seen like 3 of this particular plate.

Wouldn't there be four versions of the plate as there are typically 4 printing plates per card?

[matteobeast]

it should be a 1/1 the regular versions are not numbered , then the refractors are to/69 and then the superfractors and printing plates are 1/1.
well there are four colors of printing plates but i'm not dealing with all that . so at worst it is a /4

[matteobeast]

also the numbering on every card in this set is always on the front of the card. so this being a printing plate would likely not have numbering, as the superfractor does