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...roduct. The final 84 cards were inserted at the rate of one-per-pack in [[2005 Upper Deck Update]].
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...marks after their 2005 bankruptcy. This would be the only Fleer Tradition set UD would produce.
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...a 350-card set released in February, 2005. The last 50 cards in the base set were short-printed.
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...previous set; in this case [[1990 Fleer]]. The last 100 cards in the base set are short-printed.
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...set. The first 450 cards were released in early February, 2001 as part of the Fleer Tradition product. Subsets included: Prospects (351-380), League Lea
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...90) - and Checklists (591-600). Unlike [[1998 Fleer Tradition|last year's set,]] ''1999 Fleer Tradition Baseball'' was released in a single series and ha
...cards from [[1999 Fleer Tradition Update]]. It was sold primarily through the Shop at Home television network.
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...lassic is a 100-card set released by Upper Deck the week of February 10th, 2005. Each 12-pack Hobby box will yield one Materials card, one autograph, and
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...ries was issued in April of 2005. For the ninth consecutive year, in honor of Mickey Mantle, card #7 was not issued.
...368, which was not on the original checklist, was later included to honor the Boston Red Sox World Championship.
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...t. 20 cards have a variation. Every other pack should have either a base set SP or a variation.
Hobby/retail: 24 packs per box, eight cards plus one stick of gum per pack (MSRP: $3). Eight boxes per case.
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...Fan Favorites is a 142-card set released June 10, 2005. It was the last of the Archives/Fan Favorites sets.
For the first time, Archives/ATFF was released to both Hobby and retail.
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...red throughout the set are short-printed and seeded into packs at the rate of 1:3/packs.
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2005 Bowman is a 330-card released in May, 2005. The first 140 cards in this set feature active veterans while cards number 141 through 165 feature rookie-y
This would be the last year the Bowman brands could include true rookie cards of non-Major League players as new [[Rookie Card|rookie card rules]] would go
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...et released in December, 2005. The design is based on the [[1951 Bowman]] set.
...d 202 through 300 feature leading prospects. The last 50 cards in the base set were short-printed.
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...ed in May 2001. The base set consists of 130 cards, the last 30 making up the rookie and prospect-laden and serial-numbered "Genuine Upside" subset.
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2005 Upper Deck MVP is a 90-card set released in August, 2005. After a one-year hiatus, MVP returned as a retail-exclusive product. Eac
This would be the final Upper Deck MVP baseball product -- although the brand lives on in hockey.
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2005 Upper Deck ESPN is a 90-card set released in March 2005, to commemorate the cable network's 25th anniversary (which was actually in 2004). Each pack w
AU: Odds of finding an autograph: 1:480/packs.
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2023 Bowman is a 100-card set, supplemented by a 150-card Prospects set, released April 26th. Each Hobby box will yield one autograph and 18 inser
...th, Topps began pre-selling Hobby and Jumbo boxes and Blasters directly to the public
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...s a 132-card card set, released exclusive to retail outlets, in September, 2005. Each 24-pack box is expected to yield an autograph.
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...Origins product in July, 2005; and remainder were inserted into packs of [[2005 Upper Deck Update]].
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...ered to 1999. The final 85 cards in the set were inserted into packs of [[2005 Upper Deck Update]]. Each Update Series card is serial-numbered to 799 cop
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...red a silver holographic sliver running the middle of each card and behind the player's team logo. Card backs printed on a glossy white background.
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...set is based on the popular [[Baseball Heroes]] inserts of the 1990s, with the last 100 cards are serial-numbered to 575 copies each.
Each eight-card tin "pack" contains five base cards, one short-printed base set numbered to 575, one parallel serial-numbered to 199 copies or fewer, and e
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...sign of the base set is almost identical to the Baseball Heroes inserts of the early 1990s.
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...d latitude coordinates from the box below and add the shop below following the format. This will have to work for now as I can't get addresses to automati
...s with descriptions. The idea of compiling a list of card shops started at the blog [http://www.acardboardproblem.com/2010/05/card-shop-directory.html A C
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...n years. As with previous versions of the product, each "pack" (which for 2005 had been changed to a paper box) contained three smaller packs. Pack #1 con
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...set released to both Hobby and retail outlets. As the name suggests, the set consists exclusive to retired players.
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...ghout the set, most of the 2007 rookies were issued between cards 147-202. The other subset is a Classic Combos grouping (275-284).
Factory Set: 330 cards.
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...s of their agreement with the MLB Players Association, Traded & Rookies is the only Topps-branded product that could feature non 40-man roster players.
...hop accounts enrolled in the Home Team Advantage program in early January, 2005.
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...feature 22 short-prints; however, Fleer decided NOT to short-print any of the 18 multi-player Prospects.
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...he 2013 Las Vegas Industry Summit, but feedback from Summit attendees, and The Hobby at large, caused Upper Deck to cancel Retro (along with 2013 Sweet Sp
...or League team) or in their college uniforms, as UD were still licensed by The Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC).
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...d veterans while cards 201 through 220, which were issued at a stated rate of one in four hobby and one in five retail, feature leading prospects.
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2006 Topps is a 659-card set was issued over two series. Series One was released in February 22nd, 2006
'''NOTE:''' This was the first year Topps produced special packs for Target, K-Mart, and Walmart --
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...o be the sole series. But after the set was so successful, a second series of 300 cards, officially known as "2001 Fleer Platinum Rookie Collection" was
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...eased in May, and a 50-card Update set was packaged into [[2005 Upper Deck|2005 Upper Deck Series One Hobby boxes.]]
...ory set. Series Two Hobby boxes also contained 24 packs, and included one of four 50-card Update sets ([[2004 Upper Deck Vintage|Vintage]], [[2004 Upper
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...ps Chrome is a 354-card parallel brand and was released in July, 2006. For the first time since 1997, Topps released Chrome in a single series.
...s numbered #253-#275 feature Award Winners and #276-#330 feature rookies. The final 24 cards (#331-#354) are all autographed rookies.
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...Chrome is a 440-card chromium-stock partial-parallel of the [[2003 Topps]] set. Series One was released in late January, 2002; while Series Two wasn't re
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...rs, the second will have either two inserts or an Autographed Relic, while the third will yield an encased card.
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...baseball card season. For the first time since [[1991 Ultra|the inaugural set in 1991,]] Ultra was released as a single series.
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.... Each series, but especially the Update Series, has a substantial number of short-prints.
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...uced three cards, and the first three cards in the set all feature a piece of a game-used jersey.
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...t in Pittsburgh. Two five-card sets was produced by Topps, and a six-card set was issued by Upper Deck. As with other FanFest sets, all cards were distr
...ys. To receive the card of the day, collectors had to purchase five packs of any 2006 Topps baseball product and open them at Topps' corporate booth.
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...would insert a pitcher and a hitter into the game unit, push a button, and the game unit would generate a result.
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2003 Topps Heritage is a 430-card set, designed to honor the 1954 Topps set, and was released in February, 2003.
...both cards 1 and 250; just as Ted Williams had in the original 1954 Topps set.
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...yield two autographs/game-used cards. The lone rookie card in the set is of Justin Verlander.
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...ix different 2003 Fleer baseball brands were randomly inserted at the rate of one every fourth pack.
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...oring other baseball immortals, but chose to develop instead the format of the [[1960 Fleer Baseball Greats | 1960]] and [[1961 Fleer | 1961]] issues.
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...However, BCP considers 1998-2005 Fleer Tradition to be the continuation of the Fleer brand's lineage and 2002 Fleer to be a one-off product.
==Base Set==
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...notable for containing the first ever, certified autographed trading cards of Mark McGwire.
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...October, 2005. The final 76 cards were randomly inserted into packs of [[2005 Upper Deck Update]] in February, 2006. All 76 Update Series cards are auto
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