...produced. Like the "base" set, these were only available direct from the manufacturer.
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...ransparent plastic. Cards made out of acetate were pioneered by draft pick manufacturer Classic in the early 90s, and were used throughout the decade. Unfortunate
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'''Factory set:''' A complete set, put together by the manufacturer, and sold in a special package. Topps has made these since the 1970s, and o
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...official game (allegedly), and put on a trading card. NASCAR trading card manufacturer Press Pass was the first to put out cards with pieces of material used in c
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...cards out. This contrasts with [[factory set]] that come directly from the manufacturer.
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'''Pack-searching (2):''' Sometimes the manufacturer makes a mistake. Sometimes there are noticeable patterns in card collation.
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'''Ultra-Pro:''' The leading manufacturer of [[top-loader]]s and PVC-free binder pages, nine-pocket or whatever.
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'''Pinnacle Brands:''' Pinnacle Brands is a defunct trading card manufacturer active from 1986-98. At one point it had licenses with MLB/MLBPA, NFL/NFLP
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'''Distributor:''' A hobby dealer who buys direct from the manufacturer in large quantities, usually shipped to them before its planned release dat
...re a product is made they can help decide the quantity of a product that a manufacturer produces.
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...trading cards in the 1980s. In 1984, Fleer was the only major trading card manufacturer to release a Roger Clemens card; they included the then-Boston Red Sox pros
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...an end. But then an unlikely savior appeared in the form of football card manufacturer Playoff, who purchased what was left of Pinnacle through a bankruptcy court
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...enerally containing 8-10 retail packs (though the exact number can vary by manufacturer).
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...an end. But then an unlikely savior appeared in the form of football card manufacturer Playoff, who purchased what was left of Pinnacle through a bankruptcy court
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Donruss-Playoff (D-P) was a trading card manufacturer that had a MLB/MLBPA license from 1981-2005 and is now owned by Panini Amer
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[[Category:manufacturer]]
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...ion by Donruss-Playoff to collectors for autograph exchange cards that the manufacturer was unable to fulfill in the 2001 season. Each card is serial-numbered to 1
...' set. The quantity for Ernie Banks signed cards was never revealed by the manufacturer.
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...ow cost. Most Hobby dealers purchase new product either directly from the manufacturer or through a wholesale distributor. Manufacturers often require that direc
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...of 1:36/packs, this set represents one of the earliest attempts by a major manufacturer to seed game-used bat cards at a roughly one per box ratio.
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1982 Donruss was also issued as a factory set, the first time a manufacturer issued their flagship set in this form.
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