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A number of people asked me to update the group scoreboard - seeing how there was such interest, I've decided to do one better: I'm going to show off the best card, worst card, plus any interesting cards (in my eyes at least) of all the group break slots, one at a time.
Minnesota Twins
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Best card(s):
1999 Pacific (#249) - Pat Meares. The Twins are a team often associated with good defense so it was nice to find at least a couple of cards emphasizing the D in Minnesota. The Meares card wins "best card" mostly based on the flying dirt around his right foot - I love it.
Worst card(s):
Superstar - Check. Back of player, with no logo nor players face visible - check. Unfortunately, that is a pretty poor combination when looking for a baseball card.
Card(s) of interest:
The Twins ended up with five inserts (one was a 4-in-1 sticker) - but two of them were almost the same...one is a regular back mini card, the other a sticker mini card - both of Torii Hunter.
Final Tally (after all non-insert duplicates removed):
Base: 25
Inserts/Short Prints/Parallels: 5
Relics/Autos: 0
Minnesota Twins
Claimed by Smedcards
Best card(s):
1999 Pacific (#249) - Pat Meares. The Twins are a team often associated with good defense so it was nice to find at least a couple of cards emphasizing the D in Minnesota. The Meares card wins "best card" mostly based on the flying dirt around his right foot - I love it.
Worst card(s):
Superstar - Check. Back of player, with no logo nor players face visible - check. Unfortunately, that is a pretty poor combination when looking for a baseball card.
Card(s) of interest:
The Twins ended up with five inserts (one was a 4-in-1 sticker) - but two of them were almost the same...one is a regular back mini card, the other a sticker mini card - both of Torii Hunter.
Final Tally (after all non-insert duplicates removed):
Base: 25
Inserts/Short Prints/Parallels: 5
Relics/Autos: 0
holy cats, there aren't even sideburns visible!
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