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IfbBirdsCards
Posts: 836
Joined: Aug 2017
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| Sunday, September 30, 2018 4:35 PM | |
Should these cards be linked to both who the card is of as well as the person actually featured in the photo?
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#2 Bowie Baysox, #12 Trey Mancini, & #3 Austin Wynns collector on the site. Also expanding my hockey, MMA, and Hofstra alumni collection. Collecting cards since 2011 (Age 8). -Ian |
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tonym
Posts: 1,192
Joined: Jan 2012
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| Sunday, September 30, 2018 4:47 PM | |
what set you talking about
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IfbBirdsCards
Posts: 836
Joined: Aug 2017
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| Sunday, September 30, 2018 5:41 PM | |
Any card where the player depicted on the card is mistakenly different than the guy with the name and stats on the card.
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#2 Bowie Baysox, #12 Trey Mancini, & #3 Austin Wynns collector on the site. Also expanding my hockey, MMA, and Hofstra alumni collection. Collecting cards since 2011 (Age 8). -Ian |
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vrooomed
Posts: 14,987
Joined: Dec 2012
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| Sunday, September 30, 2018 6:36 PM | |
Generally speaking, the rule has been to mark it as an UER (or ERR if corrected), and list it as the player the card was meant o be for.
Example: 1990 Donruss MVP set John Smoltz Error vs John Smoltz Correct. Even though the error is clearly not Smoltz (and the player is well-known), the card is still strictly a "John Smoltz" card.
Another example: 1969 Topps Aurelio Rodriguez. This was a bat boy who would most certainly not have a PID. Should we make a PID because he was mistakenly added to a card?
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-- Dan -- Note: Please see my profile for more info regarding trading (section updated 3/4/2024). I have added a large portion of my inventory to the site, and currently have trading turned on (details are in my profile). |
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IfbBirdsCards
Posts: 836
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| Monday, October 1, 2018 5:59 PM | |
I thought not, but thought I would double-check.
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#2 Bowie Baysox, #12 Trey Mancini, & #3 Austin Wynns collector on the site. Also expanding my hockey, MMA, and Hofstra alumni collection. Collecting cards since 2011 (Age 8). -Ian |
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switzr1
Posts: 6,332
Joined: Dec 2013
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| Monday, October 1, 2018 6:15 PM | |
Just presenting a ridiculous "what-if" scenario here, but if C2Cigars does a 2018 set, and uses a picture of me, but uses the name Shaquille O'Neal, which PID should the card be linked to?
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I'm going to reevaluate how I collect after the new year. It's just getting way too expensive for the new stuff. Sometimes I just want to buy a pack, not a whole box or even blaster. |
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C2Cigars
Posts: 11,528
Joined: Oct 2014
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| Monday, October 1, 2018 7:25 PM | |
Hey, it'd be an honest mistake. I always get you two mixed up.
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Someday my cards may double in value and then be worth half of what I paid for them. |
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Derek McDonough
Posts: 482
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| Saturday, July 4, 2020 1:21 PM | |
I was curious about this too. Just to be 100% clear. We would NOT link this card to both Scott Shockey (named on card) and Mo Sanford (actually in photo)?
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Minor League Collector, Collecting cards featuring players in Cedar Rapids uniforms or Logos, all sports, from past and present. Researching forgotten set variations. |
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vrooomed
Posts: 14,987
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| Saturday, July 4, 2020 1:28 PM | |
No, it's a Scott Shockey card.
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-- Dan -- Note: Please see my profile for more info regarding trading (section updated 3/4/2024). I have added a large portion of my inventory to the site, and currently have trading turned on (details are in my profile). |
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Derek McDonough
Posts: 482
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| Saturday, July 4, 2020 1:34 PM | |
Thank you this is understood. And I ment to add the link to the 1990 CMC #659, but I fail. lol
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Minor League Collector, Collecting cards featuring players in Cedar Rapids uniforms or Logos, all sports, from past and present. Researching forgotten set variations. |
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