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Why is Upper deck Football items considered rookies?
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I was looking through my Beckett and noticed that the Spx cards had Rc designations. Why is this? They are not Nfl Products. So are they true rcs? Press pass and sage don't get this privilege ever. So why does Upper Deck?
![[Image: cbeg-2.jpg]](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b21/DarkConvoyCollectibles/cbeg-2.jpg) http://s16.photobucket.com/albums/b21/Da...or%20Sale/ Chris Henry Collection Items:811/423 MEM:307/152 AUTO:395/175 Ser #'d:711/343 RC:38/37  (03-30-2011, 02:00 PM)georgehenrycollector Wrote: I was looking through my Beckett and noticed that the Spx cards had Rc designations. Why is this? They are not Nfl Products. So are they true rcs? Press pass and sage don't get this privilege ever. So why does Upper Deck?Ya know... I was thinking the same thing awhile back. Why give UD credit when Sage and PP doesn't get it? No pro uni? Then it's not a RC. Plus, most, if not all Press Pass stuff is ON CARD AUTOS.
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03-30-2011, 05:18 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-30-2011, 05:27 PM by jpcisco.)
RE: Why is Upper deck Football items considered rookies?
It might be because the base set has a mix of vets and rc's. Press pass only has rc's. I would think since the base set has vets and rc's then they put the rc tag on rc's. That might be confusing, maybe someone will know what I mean! Lol.
IMO any rookie year card is a rookie card, lol...I bet everyone here disagrees though
Looking for Urlacher 1/1s, and 2000 Rookie Year Cards (especially BGS/PSA)
Also looking for Devin Hester 1/1s & Supercollecting Lance Briggs! (03-30-2011, 06:47 PM)dabears 1985 Wrote: IMO any rookie year card is a rookie card, lol...I bet everyone here disagrees thoughSome Press Pass Items have vets. But I agree with the whole any Rc year cards should be considered rcs. That includes Press Pass and Sage. If they are not considered rcs then Upper Deck shouldn't either in my opinion. http://s16.photobucket.com/albums/b21/Da...or%20Sale/ Chris Henry Collection Items:811/423 MEM:307/152 AUTO:395/175 Ser #'d:711/343 RC:38/37
Yea I just dont get the true rc thing because theyre all RCs lol...some people have 10 some people have 1000
Looking for Urlacher 1/1s, and 2000 Rookie Year Cards (especially BGS/PSA)
Also looking for Devin Hester 1/1s & Supercollecting Lance Briggs! 
I agree with dabears, If it's a 2010, regardless of set or card type, to me, it's still a Dez or CJ Spiller Rookie card...I mean, it is a Rookie Year Card from the player....what more do you need?
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Collector of Clemson Tigers and Dallas Cowboys
I always consider Press Pass and all rookie year products to be rookies, I think most collectors agree.
All in with pocket Aces.... Andre Johnson and Aaron Rodgers.
Yep I do too.
03-30-2011, 08:06 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-30-2011, 08:08 PM by shezdoni.)
RE: Why is Upper deck Football items considered rookies?
Don't know how or why Beckett's is placing an RC tag on anything made by Upper Deck.
Upper Deck does not have a license to manufacture or produce any NFL cards, all they are allowed to produce is NCAA cards, that's it, they only have a collegiate license. |
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