Hey everybody. Long time collector and lurker of these fine forums.
About a year or so ago, I received a free sealed box of 1992 Classic Best from a friend. Normally I wouldn't waste my time with such true garbage wax, but I was hungry to just rip something and kinda wanted to get a Jeter to add to my PC.
In one of the packs I came upon one of the Griffey NNO auto cards randomly inserted. I was stoked at the time, but tucked it away and didn't think anything else of it until the other day I was pricing some cards out and realized that mine is #/4100 instead of the 3100 print run that's stated everywhere, including in Beckett.
Did they add 1000 to the print line or did Griffey have a numbering brain fart and nobody caught the error? I have scoured Google for any other versions or even info on this card but haven't turned anything up so I turn to you all to help me possibly solve this mystery.
(Sorry in advance for the terrible photo quality of the attachment)
About a year or so ago, I received a free sealed box of 1992 Classic Best from a friend. Normally I wouldn't waste my time with such true garbage wax, but I was hungry to just rip something and kinda wanted to get a Jeter to add to my PC.
In one of the packs I came upon one of the Griffey NNO auto cards randomly inserted. I was stoked at the time, but tucked it away and didn't think anything else of it until the other day I was pricing some cards out and realized that mine is #/4100 instead of the 3100 print run that's stated everywhere, including in Beckett.
Did they add 1000 to the print line or did Griffey have a numbering brain fart and nobody caught the error? I have scoured Google for any other versions or even info on this card but haven't turned anything up so I turn to you all to help me possibly solve this mystery.
(Sorry in advance for the terrible photo quality of the attachment)