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438. Surrogreat (also Pinch Fitter)
The printout, photocopy or reprint of an expensive star card that you put in the pocket of your set binder in place of the original, because you either don’t have one or yours is kept safely stored elsewhere. See also: Relief Picture - when the player on the card in question is a Hall of Fame pitcher.
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