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Barry Larkin
Year: 2003
Brand: Upper Deck 40-Man
Card number: 726
Sets like the Upper Deck 40-Man (with it's 990 cards) are great for Frankenset builders because you can never have enough potentially interesting cards numbered above 600 or so. Of course, if you are a player collector then huge sets like 40-Man offer a better chance of your favorite player being selected for inclusion within the set. I guess in that sense the 2003 Upper Deck 40-Man set is a winner. Heck, even the photo they chose for Larkin's card is unique and while I wouldn't my entire binder full of cards with images of Larkin starting blankly into the camera, one or two is kind of a nice change of pace from the usual hitting and fielding shots.
Besides the base card, there is also a Rainbow parallel of Larkin's card out there in the wild. I haven't stumbled across one for my own collection yet but that's probably due to a combination of this set not being terribly popular plus the sheer size of the set (meaning finding a specific parallel is that much more difficult). For now, I'm happy to simply have the base card tucked away in my Larkin binder!
Year: 2003
Brand: Upper Deck 40-Man
Card number: 726
Sets like the Upper Deck 40-Man (with it's 990 cards) are great for Frankenset builders because you can never have enough potentially interesting cards numbered above 600 or so. Of course, if you are a player collector then huge sets like 40-Man offer a better chance of your favorite player being selected for inclusion within the set. I guess in that sense the 2003 Upper Deck 40-Man set is a winner. Heck, even the photo they chose for Larkin's card is unique and while I wouldn't my entire binder full of cards with images of Larkin starting blankly into the camera, one or two is kind of a nice change of pace from the usual hitting and fielding shots.
Besides the base card, there is also a Rainbow parallel of Larkin's card out there in the wild. I haven't stumbled across one for my own collection yet but that's probably due to a combination of this set not being terribly popular plus the sheer size of the set (meaning finding a specific parallel is that much more difficult). For now, I'm happy to simply have the base card tucked away in my Larkin binder!
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