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Barry Larkin
Year: 1998
Brand: Score Rookie/Traded
Card number: RT5
The 1998 Score Rookie/Traded set isn't what you probably think it is... That is to say, it's NOT a set full of rookies and/or traded players. In fact, there are very few such players in the set. Instead, it is a set that is mostly filled with veteran players (who weren't traded) such as Barry Larkin.
For set collectors, the 1998 Score Rookie/Traded set is super annoying because despite being only a 270 card set - the first 50 cards are all short printed (seeded 1 per pack). That includes the Barry Larkin card shown above. Like pretty much all things that Pinnacle released on its last few dying breaths back in 1998, there are a number of pointless parallels of this card as well (none of which I currently own). In fact, there are supposedly even multiple copies of "one-of-ones" out there for this set - something that baseballcardpedia surmises happened from people "backdooring" cards out of Pinnacle's headquarters after the company went under.
Year: 1998
Brand: Score Rookie/Traded
Card number: RT5
The 1998 Score Rookie/Traded set isn't what you probably think it is... That is to say, it's NOT a set full of rookies and/or traded players. In fact, there are very few such players in the set. Instead, it is a set that is mostly filled with veteran players (who weren't traded) such as Barry Larkin.
For set collectors, the 1998 Score Rookie/Traded set is super annoying because despite being only a 270 card set - the first 50 cards are all short printed (seeded 1 per pack). That includes the Barry Larkin card shown above. Like pretty much all things that Pinnacle released on its last few dying breaths back in 1998, there are a number of pointless parallels of this card as well (none of which I currently own). In fact, there are supposedly even multiple copies of "one-of-ones" out there for this set - something that baseballcardpedia surmises happened from people "backdooring" cards out of Pinnacle's headquarters after the company went under.
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