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07-31-2023, 07:46 AM
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What's the toughest back in the hobby?
I was thinking about how impossible it is to find Three Bagger and Home Run backs in W502 and it got me wondering what the toughest card back variation is in the hobby.
I think the last time we passed the hat the results were just a few Three Baggers and a few Home Runs. These were redeemable for new baseballs so I think they mostly all got turned in (on top of probably being short printed to begin with). Even the Two Baggers are tough with their sponge baseball redemption. So what am I missing? How many back variations are there with single-digit examples known to exist? (if I'm off on any aspect of this please correct me, thanks) Arthur
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