That's got to be a good feeling when you find a SP and you didn't even realize you had it. I also had a card not turned around and it was numbered out of 300, advanced stats. I found out when I was putting the set together and noticed it was numbered on the back. Thanks for sharing this info. Very very helpful! Love the content
Great video brother. Just subscribed. Please consider doing more of these type videos helping the newbies and myself learn about how to know what the “hits” are.
A few weeks ago I pulled a Javier Baez #571 SP out of a retail pack I bought at a local store. It wasn't until the following day and after a bit of research that I realized the card was actually a SSP!
Im so dumb ive open TONS of these cards from 2020 and up and always wondered why some random cards were flipped over and not autographed… i have a ALOT of work to do
Thank u so much! I wasn't sure at all how to find the sp and ssp and didn't even know about that advanced stat.. but I'm going thru my 2021 baseball cards and having a very hard time finding the codes for Topps chrome and Bowman chrome.. you have any idea about those codes? Also does prizm do the sp and ssp?
So if they only have the certain numbers on the code for the last 2 number it’s a short print. Because I see a lot of 41 and just want to know how to tell the differenfe
my son was given many yrs worth of baseball cards from his grandfather. because of that, I started to expand the collection for him. i have a question on errors. if i place all the cards in the same direction, some of the cards are upside. is this common, or nothing to blink at? i had several of them in my last two packs i bought.
Great video man! One thing I would change is calling retired Hall of Famers “veterans”! Lmao!! A veteran would be Brandon Crawford or Kenley Jansen. Not jeter and bench they were never actually called “veterans” they were always referred to as future Hall of Famers during their ladder part of their careers! Thanks for the video I’m sure all the “newbie’s” will start digging through old commons now…