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04-04-2015, 05:20 PM
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[QUOTE=Buythatcard;1398112]I hear a lot of talk about scraps especially in the last few days. But just what is a scrap?
Can someone explain to me what a scrap is? If you collect them, would love to see what they look like.[/QUOTE Here are two more examples of SCRAPS, one a Vintage (1888) Baseball Die-Cut item, the other a modern (2013-14) Hockey insert set (it is also used to describe scrapbook pages.) From what I have observed on this forum, scraps can refer to lower conditioned cards (also called 'beaters') , the previously mentioned print errors , the 1888 die-cut items or scrapbook pages. 1888 SCRAPS.jpg 2013 SCRAPS.jpg
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