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Barry Larkin
Year: 2011
Brand: Topps Tier One
Card number: 81 #ed 152/199
The 2011 Topps Tier one set came in a variety of parallels. All the parallels (along with the regular base cards) were serially numbered. The blue parallels were all numbered out of 199 - my particular Larkin card is number 152 out of 199. If this were eBay, I suppose I could claim this is some sort of super awesome card since 152 equals the number of games that Larkin played in 1996 - the year he became the first shortstop to join the 30/30 club!
As for the card design, it's basically the same as the regular base card (see the above link for my post on that) except for having a blue border. I think the white bordered base cards look a bit classier but the blue borders do seem to be a bit more "high end" for some reason. I think this particular card would look really nice in a red parallel, but alas, I have no such card currently.
Year: 2011
Brand: Topps Tier One
Card number: 81 #ed 152/199
The 2011 Topps Tier one set came in a variety of parallels. All the parallels (along with the regular base cards) were serially numbered. The blue parallels were all numbered out of 199 - my particular Larkin card is number 152 out of 199. If this were eBay, I suppose I could claim this is some sort of super awesome card since 152 equals the number of games that Larkin played in 1996 - the year he became the first shortstop to join the 30/30 club!
As for the card design, it's basically the same as the regular base card (see the above link for my post on that) except for having a blue border. I think the white bordered base cards look a bit classier but the blue borders do seem to be a bit more "high end" for some reason. I think this particular card would look really nice in a red parallel, but alas, I have no such card currently.
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