1989 Fleer Wade Boggs No Dot error

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Mike D.

Look at you, you're an influencer!

All you need now is hobby experience that harkens all the way back to 2020, a YouTube channel, and a desire to call everyone "bruh".

I have been an influencer on this card for decades. It is a card pretty much no body else ever cared about. Had many people try to sell them to me for insane money over the last few years.

[bnorth]

Looks like the one on COMC is down to $3.82 if anyone is looking for one. If it drops much more I might buy it. Yes I am an addict.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Looks like the one on COMC is down to $3.82 if anyone is looking for one. If it drops much more I might buy it. Yes I am an addict.

LOL, I just picked up another one for $1.71 because it was there.

[jacksoncoupage]

I just sorted through 8 1989 Fleer factory sets and 1/8 had the no-mark variation. Also worth noting that the same set had a Phil Bradley without the little pink curl on front (by Fleer, like Randy's card), while the other 7 had the curl/mark.

I'd previously been under the impression that these were only found in wax.

Edit: For anyone curious:

-No treadway target
-No checklist w/ positions
-No notable anything else

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by jacksoncoupage

I just sorted through 8 1989 Fleer factory sets and 1/8 had the no-mark variation. Also worth noting that the same set had a Phil Bradley without the little pink curl on front (by Fleer, like Randy's card), while the other 7 had the curl/mark.

I'd previously been under the impression that these were only found in wax.

Edit: For anyone curious:

-No treadway target
-No checklist w/ positions
-No notable anything else

Nice, thanks for the info. I have a couple factory sets I picked up a while back. I will have to look at them. I have also had a guy selling a few of the semi rare white scribble Bill Ripken cards say he found them in factory sets.

The one good thing about Covid was it brought out a few new to the hobby junk wax variations. It also made a few example that used to be silly rare fairly common.

[jacksoncoupage]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Nice, thanks for the info. I have a couple factory sets I picked up a while back. I will have to look at them. I have also had a guy selling a few of the semi rare white scribble Bill Ripken cards say he found them in factory sets.

The one good thing about Covid was it brought out a few new to the hobby junk wax variations. It also made a few example that used to be silly rare fairly common.

This is very hard to believe but I guess with 1989 Fleer, you never really know. Back is 2005-2006, I opened dozens of factory sets before I understood the ins and outs of production over a hobby season. There was absolutely nothing interesting whatsoever in any of those so I quit bothering with them. Then a few years ago a guy told me about Treadways being in some factory sets and until I recently found 10 (took 8) at $5/ea in a Goodwill, I hadn't bothered with them and only mildly regret the $40 sunk.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by jacksoncoupage

This is very hard to believe but I guess with 1989 Fleer, you never really know. Back is 2005-2006, I opened dozens of factory sets before I understood the ins and outs of production over a hobby season. There was absolutely nothing interesting whatsoever in any of those so I quit bothering with them. Then a few years ago a guy told me about Treadways being in some factory sets and until I recently found 10 (took 8) at $5/ea in a Goodwill, I hadn't bothered with them and only mildly regret the $40 sunk.

I was very leery of his story also. He told Jon that runs the Ripken site the same story. At the same time he was also selling several very obviously fake white out Ripken versions. The guys name is Edward and lives in Los Angeles.