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Need this to finish out his RC set.
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Biggio has two cards from 1988, how is a 1989 card his rookie? :confused: I thought that Beckett XRC nonsense had been rejected by most people.
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Here's the PSA Registry Set: CRAIG BIGGIO ROOKIE SET Issue Card# Weight 1988 FLEER UPDATE CRAIG BIGGIO U-89 3.00 1988 SCORE ROOKIE TRADED CRAIG BIGGIO 103T 5.00 1989 DONRUSS CRAIG BIGGIO 561 2.00 1989 FLEER CRAIG BIGGIO 353 1.00 1989 SCORE CRAIG BIGGIO 237 2.00 1989 TOPPS CRAIG BIGGIO 49 2.00 1989 UPPER DECK CRAIG BIGGIO 273 3.00 |
I think it's the Beckett designation of traded and update sets as XRCs -- the fiction is that only cards that were available in packs are real rookies so if the only cards from a particular year were in traded or update sets, those are "XRCs" like the Score Traded and Fleer Update Biggios and the next year's cards are RCs. I think it's ridiculous, and I believe nobody follows it any more. To me the 1989 Biggios are second year cards. Sorry to hijack your thread.
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Another spitball...
The 88 cards were both late-season Traded sets, not regular issues. Kind of like the 84 Fleer Update Puckett is a rookie card, but also the 85 Topps, Fleer, and and Donruss are considered rookie cards as well (by PSA and collectors). Same goes for Clemens. Cal Ripken has two Topps rookie cards. In the same manner, the 82 Topps Traded should then not be counted as a rookie as it was a late season set. |
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3 week bump
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anyone this week?
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