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Barry Larkin
Year: 1996
Brand: Topps Stadium Club
Insert set: Extreme Player (Silver)
Card number: 271
In 1996, Topps ran a promotion where if you had a specific player who was identified as a winner (based on Topps' formula), you would win a prize. There were three levels of entry cards, bronze, silver (which is what this card is), and gold. Barry Larkin ended up being a winning card (and so if I had owned this card back in 1996 I could have turned it in for the silver prize (an "extreme winners" set of the 10 winners done on Finest-style chromium stock).
Unfortunately for me, I didn't own this card back then...but that is ok since I happen to own the silver prize card! The only prize card that I still need to track down is the gold prize version. I also don't own either the bronze or gold entry cards (they basically look just like this one except with the requisite bronze or gold foil and stamping as far as I know).
Year: 1996
Brand: Topps Stadium Club
Insert set: Extreme Player (Silver)
Card number: 271
In 1996, Topps ran a promotion where if you had a specific player who was identified as a winner (based on Topps' formula), you would win a prize. There were three levels of entry cards, bronze, silver (which is what this card is), and gold. Barry Larkin ended up being a winning card (and so if I had owned this card back in 1996 I could have turned it in for the silver prize (an "extreme winners" set of the 10 winners done on Finest-style chromium stock).
Unfortunately for me, I didn't own this card back then...but that is ok since I happen to own the silver prize card! The only prize card that I still need to track down is the gold prize version. I also don't own either the bronze or gold entry cards (they basically look just like this one except with the requisite bronze or gold foil and stamping as far as I know).
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