1990 Donruss Baseball Forum

I have both Decimal and Non-decimal.  I only bought packs in 1990.

hmmmm.....Decimal set or No-Decimal set but where do we put the 1-decimal variant? Guess we don't have a verdict yet and back to the opening post.

OK, I just sorted through over 800 puzzle cards. 

> Decimal Set cards, I didn't find any variations but I didn't sort all of them.

>Non-Decimal Set cards, again I didn't find any more variations like the .43. I guess only 1 variation?

Now, where to list the .43 variation....Could put it in both sets? I did find the .43 variation w/ the Non-Decimals and not the Decimals, if that means anything.

I think putting it in both sets is the incorrect thing to do. It's only one card, it's not 2. Two listings for the same card is not welcomed here. I'm leaning toward non-decimal set.

Much better than not  listing it at all. Right?

I believe it should be a non-decimal variation.

ERR version added here:

https://www.tradingcarddb.com/ViewCard.cfm/sid/99039/cid/12747900?PageIndex=1

I just ripped another box tonight which was from the same case or so I was told.  These are sealed boxes.  I feel that the amount of wax was somewhat consistent between the boxes if that makes any difference but the one box the packs were seemingly tighter than the box I opened Friday Night.  So the first box I had a puzzle piece with no decimals and in a separate pack the puzzle piece with just the solo decimal.  Tonight flipped my lid...I had a pack with two puzzle pieces in it and one of them was all decimals, you guessed it the same pieces.  I also got a decimal free version in that box.  I found that to be insane.  I will add these boxes both yielded the Bonus Cards of John Smotlz featuring Tom Glavine variation.  A side note.  Way back as a kid I recall opening my first pack of 1990 Donurss of the year and it yielding two Nolan Ryans each of the cards that could have the backs swapped.  At the time i found that strange as hell.  Well that wasnt a coincidence because I hit that situations three times between the two boxes.  Aparently that was very normal.