2001 Donruss The Rookies - Revision history

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Rookie Diamond Kings

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	<sql2wiki database="carddb">		<sql2wiki database="carddb">
	SELECT num,player~~,info~~ FROM cards WHERE (year = 2001) AND (setname = 'Donruss Rookies Diamond Kings');		SELECT num,player FROM cards WHERE (year = 2001) AND (setname = 'Donruss Rookies Diamond Kings');
	</sql2wiki>		</sql2wiki>
	{{Donruss}}		{{Donruss}}

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Inserts

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	SELECT num,player,info FROM cards WHERE (year = 2001) AND (setname = 'Donruss Rookies Diamond Kings');		SELECT num,player,info FROM cards WHERE (year = 2001) AND (setname = 'Donruss Rookies Diamond Kings');
	</sql2wiki>		</sql2wiki>
			{{Donruss}}
	[[Category:2001]]		[[Category:2001]]
	[[Category:DLP]]		[[Category:DLP]]
	[[Category:Donruss]]		[[Category:Donruss]]
	[[Category:Donruss-Playoff]]		[[Category:Donruss-Playoff]]

Stalegum: /* Description */

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Description

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	2001 Donruss The Rookies is a 105-card factory set that was distributed via a unique redemption program. Randomly inserted into packs of [[2001 Donruss]] Baseball -- at the rate of 1:72/packs -- was a coupon that allowed the bearer to purchase the 2001 Donruss The Rookies (DTR) set directly from Donruss-Playoff for $24.99. It is believed that 10,000 such coupons were inserted into packs of '01 Donruss, but neither the coupon, nor the set are serial numbered.		2001 Donruss The Rookies is a 105-card factory set that was distributed via a unique redemption program. Randomly inserted into packs of [[2001 Donruss]] Baseball -- at the rate of 1:72/packs -- was a coupon that allowed the bearer to purchase the 2001 Donruss The Rookies (DTR) set directly from Donruss-Playoff for $24.99. It is believed that 10,000 such coupons were inserted into packs of '01 Donruss, but neither the coupon, nor the set are serial numbered.

	The July 2006 edition of Beckett Baseball Card Monthly estimates that 46,000 sets were produced; however some in The Hobby have disputed this figure, and claim that ~~the actual figure is much lower.~~ http://blog.stalegum.com/2006/06/9200-pujols-rookie-diamond-kings-i.html		The July 2006 edition of Beckett Baseball Card Monthly estimates that 46,000 sets were produced; however some in The Hobby have disputed this figure, and claim that [http://blog.stalegum.com/2006/06/9200-pujols-rookie-diamond-kings-i.html the actual figure is much lower.]

	Each factory set included one of five Rookie Diamond King "inserts." The entire 105-card set, along with all five Rookie Diamond Kings, were also thrown into the [[2001_Donruss#Baseball.27s_Best_Factory_Set\| Baseball's Best]] factory set.		Each factory set included one of five Rookie Diamond King "inserts." The entire 105-card set, along with all five Rookie Diamond Kings, were also thrown into the [[2001_Donruss#Baseball.27s_Best_Factory_Set\| Baseball's Best]] factory set.
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	The key rookie cards are of Mark Prior and Mark Teixeira. Both of these cards are notable as the Prior is one of only two non-short-printed rookie cards of the Cubs pitcher (the other is in [[2001 Fleer Platinum \| Fleer Platinum XRC]]), and the Teixeira is his only non-SPed RC.		The key rookie cards are of Mark Prior and Mark Teixeira. Both of these cards are notable as the Prior is one of only two non-short-printed rookie cards of the Cubs pitcher (the other is in [[2001 Fleer Platinum \| Fleer Platinum XRC]]), and the Teixeira is his only non-SPed RC.

	In addition to Prior, Teixeira, and just about every AA-level reliever and backup catcher you could possibly imagine, there are also big money cards of Ichiro Suzuki and Albert Pujols. Since both Ichiro and Pujols were included in the regular Donruss set, neither are considered True rookie cards.		In addition to Prior, Teixeira, and just about every AA-level reliever and backup catcher you could possibly imagine, there are also big money cards of Ichiro Suzuki and Albert Pujols. Since both Ichiro and Pujols were included in the regular Donruss set, neither are considered "True" rookie cards.

	=Checklist=		=Checklist=

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2018-10-16T16:22:37Z

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Description

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	The July 2006 edition of Beckett Baseball Card Monthly estimates that 46,000 sets were produced; however some in The Hobby have disputed this figure, and claim that the actual figure is much lower. http://blog.stalegum.com/2006/06/9200-pujols-rookie-diamond-kings-i.html		The July 2006 edition of Beckett Baseball Card Monthly estimates that 46,000 sets were produced; however some in The Hobby have disputed this figure, and claim that the actual figure is much lower. http://blog.stalegum.com/2006/06/9200-pujols-rookie-diamond-kings-i.html

	Each factory set included one of five Rookie Diamond King "inserts." The entire 105-card set, along with all five Rookie Diamond Kings, were also thrown into the [[~~2001 Donruss~~ \| Baseball's Best]] factory set.		Each factory set included one of five Rookie Diamond King "inserts." The entire 105-card set, along with all five Rookie Diamond Kings, were also thrown into the [[2001_Donruss#Baseball.27s_Best_Factory_Set\| Baseball's Best]] factory set.

	The key rookie cards are of Mark Prior and Mark Teixeira. Both of these cards are notable as the Prior is one of only two non-short-printed rookie cards of the Cubs pitcher (the other is in [[2001 Fleer Platinum \| Fleer Platinum XRC]]), and the Teixeira is his only non-SPed RC.		The key rookie cards are of Mark Prior and Mark Teixeira. Both of these cards are notable as the Prior is one of only two non-short-printed rookie cards of the Cubs pitcher (the other is in [[2001 Fleer Platinum \| Fleer Platinum XRC]]), and the Teixeira is his only non-SPed RC.

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2011-02-27T06:11:05Z

Rookie Diamond Kings

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2011-02-27T06:10:41Z

Rookie Diamond Kings

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Description

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	2001 Donruss The Rookies is a 105-card factory set that was distributed via a unique redemption program. Randomly inserted into packs of [[2001 Donruss]] Baseball -- at the rate of 1:72/packs -- was a coupon that allowed the bearer to purchase the 2001 Donruss The Rookies (DTR) set directly from Donruss-Playoff for $24.99. It is believed that 10,000 such coupons were inserted into packs of '01 Donruss, but neither the coupon, nor the set are serial numbered.		2001 Donruss The Rookies is a 105-card factory set that was distributed via a unique redemption program. Randomly inserted into packs of [[2001 Donruss]] Baseball -- at the rate of 1:72/packs -- was a coupon that allowed the bearer to purchase the 2001 Donruss The Rookies (DTR) set directly from Donruss-Playoff for $24.99. It is believed that 10,000 such coupons were inserted into packs of '01 Donruss, but neither the coupon, nor the set are serial numbered.

	The July 2006 edition of Beckett Baseball Card Monthly estimates that 46,000 sets were produced; however some in The Hobby have disputed this figure, and claim that the actual figure is much lower. http://~~www~~.stalegum.com/2006/06/9200-pujols-rookie-diamond-kings-i.html		The July 2006 edition of Beckett Baseball Card Monthly estimates that 46,000 sets were produced; however some in The Hobby have disputed this figure, and claim that the actual figure is much lower. http://blog.stalegum.com/2006/06/9200-pujols-rookie-diamond-kings-i.html

	Each factory set included one of five Rookie Diamond King "inserts." The entire 105-card set, along with all five Rookie Diamond Kings, were also thrown into the [[2001 Donruss \| Baseball's Best]] factory set.		Each factory set included one of five Rookie Diamond King "inserts." The entire 105-card set, along with all five Rookie Diamond Kings, were also thrown into the [[2001 Donruss \| Baseball's Best]] factory set.

Stalegum: /* Base Set */

2011-02-27T06:07:15Z

Base Set

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	~~This~~ 105-card set was distributed ~~exclusively in factory set form,~~ via a unique redemption program. Randomly inserted into packs of 2001 Donruss Baseball -- at the rate of 1:72/packs -- was a coupon that allowed the bearer to purchase the 2001 Donruss The Rookies (DTR) set directly from Donruss-Playoff for $24.99. It is believed that 10,000 such coupons were inserted into packs of '01 Donruss, but neither the coupon, nor the set are serial numbered.		2001 Donruss The Rookies is a 105-card factory set that was distributed via a unique redemption program. Randomly inserted into packs of [[2001 Donruss]] Baseball -- at the rate of 1:72/packs -- was a coupon that allowed the bearer to purchase the 2001 Donruss The Rookies (DTR) set directly from Donruss-Playoff for $24.99. It is believed that 10,000 such coupons were inserted into packs of '01 Donruss, but neither the coupon, nor the set are serial numbered.

	The July 2006 edition of Beckett Baseball Card Monthly estimates that 46,000 ~~2001 DTR~~ sets were produced~~. However~~ some in The Hobby have disputed this figure, and claim that the actual figure is much lower. http://www.stalegum.com/2006/06/9200-pujols-rookie-diamond-kings-i.html		The July 2006 edition of Beckett Baseball Card Monthly estimates that 46,000 sets were produced; however some in The Hobby have disputed this figure, and claim that the actual figure is much lower. http://www.stalegum.com/2006/06/9200-pujols-rookie-diamond-kings-i.html

	Each factory set ~~also~~ included one of five Rookie Diamond King "inserts." The entire 105-card set, along with all five Rookie Diamond Kings, were also thrown into the Baseball's Best factory set.		Each factory set included one of five Rookie Diamond King "inserts." The entire 105-card set, along with all five Rookie Diamond Kings, were also thrown into the [[2001 Donruss \| Baseball's Best]] factory set.

	The key rookie cards ~~in '01 DTR~~ are of Mark Prior and Mark Teixeira. Both of these cards are notable as the Prior is one of only two non-short-printed rookie cards of the Cubs pitcher (the other is in Fleer Platinum XRC), and the Teixeira is his only non-SPed RC.		The key rookie cards are of Mark Prior and Mark Teixeira. Both of these cards are notable as the Prior is one of only two non-short-printed rookie cards of the Cubs pitcher (the other is in [[2001 Fleer Platinum \| Fleer Platinum XRC]]), and the Teixeira is his only non-SPed RC.

	In addition to Prior, Teixeira, and just about every AA-level reliever and backup catcher you could possibly imagine, there are also big money cards of Ichiro Suzuki and Albert Pujols. Since both Ichiro and Pujols were included in the regular Donruss set, neither are considered ~~true "Rookie Cards~~."		In addition to Prior, Teixeira, and just about every AA-level reliever and backup catcher you could possibly imagine, there are also big money cards of Ichiro Suzuki and Albert Pujols. Since both Ichiro and Pujols were included in the regular Donruss set, neither are considered True rookie cards.

	=Checklist=		=Checklist=