[husker 101]

I normally spend all my time dealing in football but recently i have ventured out into some baseball and basketball. I purchased a collection and came across a Shaq 95 96 mystery orange bordered mystery finest numbered m22 my question is they are listed as refractor test do they rainbow in the light like a normal refractor? If anyone has any information on this plz lmk thanks in advance

[briankort]

Yes these are refractors just like the topps chrome refractors you get today for football. I seem to remember seeing an orange base/insert card that is a non refractor, but don't think it is considered a Test card.

Thats a very sweet card if it is really the test refractor.

[mickey7mantle7]

TBarn...where you at??

Lol

[husker 101]

Yes these are refractors just like the topps chrome refractors you get today for football. I seem to remember seeing an orange base/insert card that is a non refractor, but don't think it is considered a Test card.

Thats a very sweet card if it is really the test refractor.

Mine does not rainbow like the newer refractors and beckett does not list a normal non refractor orange border version so how would i find a value for my card?

[jacobystealshome]

there are two orange cards from that set:

1995-96 finest mystery
1995-96 finest mystery test refractor

the refractor is not marked as a refractor, but is very obvious is a refractor

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update: the picture in the beckett database is incorrect

http://www.comc.com/Cards,=1995-96+Finest+Mystery+m22

the one that beckett has pictured as the "1995-96 Finest Mystery #M22 Shaquille O'Neal " is actually 1995-96 Finest Mystery Borderless/Silver #M22


i have owned and/or graded over 50 of the test refractors in the past 10 years. i know this set like the back of my hand

[chrisa19978]

I have a card like this as well but for Jason Kidd and it looks like a refractor so you probably don't have the test refractor.