1999 Metal Universe Baseball Forum

As near as I can tell from my research on this set, there exist two separate promo sheets; they both contain the same six players on the same six cards with the word "SAMPLE" where the card number should be. One is unsigned. The other appears to be only signed by J.D. Drew on his card and is numbered to 325. Therefore:

1) Should the J.D. Drew Promo autographed card exist? Is it just cut from an uncut sheet or is there also a separate single Drew AU?

2) Is there a way to make the note on the autographed uncut sheet promo to designate that the only AU is J.D. Drew? Or should that be added in the Note2 field? Something along the lines of Note: AU, SN325; Note2: J.D. Drew AU

Thanks in advance for the help. If anyone is unsure of what exactly I'm saying (I know sometimes jumbled thoughts can be hard to read) ask and I will try and clarify. 

Jason

Item 2) You've got the right idea - Note: AU, SN325; Note2: J.D. Drew autograph

Would it be the right thing to add the 6 individual cards of the promo sheet to the checklist?   There seem to be many of them out there, and they dont look like they were cut by a kid with scissors, they look well cut.   Maybe the uncut sheet has perforations?     I have the Drew, Sosa and Belle cards individually.   If we have the autographed JD Drew listed, we should list the 6 non-autographed cards, right? 
Here are a couple links as evidence:
https://www.comc.com/Cards/Baseball/1999/Skybox_Metal_Universe_-_Samples/SASO/Sammy_Sosa/12239342
https://www.comc.com/Cards/Baseball/1999/Skybox_Metal_Universe_-_Samples/DEJE/Derek_Jeter/31741
https://www.comc.com/Cards/Baseball/1999/Skybox_Metal_Universe_-_Samples/MIPI/Mike_Piazza/31740

These should be moved into sets, not "single promo" listings.

Then there should be a set for the 6 cards as "Samples", and a set for 2 panels - one "normal" and the other panel "AU" by Drew.

Not 100% sure we should have a listing for the AU Drew card by itself.

Edit to add - these were not perforated. There are many ways to have sheets "professionally" cut.