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1. cardmavin.com › articles › card-collecting-slangCard Collecting Slang - CardMavin

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   If you don’t hang out with a lot of serious collectors, you might not know the lingo… the slang that’s used to refer to the things we collect, or the people that collect them. This article is a collection of commonly used words in the world of baseball card collecting. I was a “pack ripper” when I first started collecting cards.

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2. www.prospectslive.com › general › 2020/10/11Baseball Card Glossary: Learning the Lingo - Prospects Live

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   Oct 13, 2020 · If you are looking for links to other Baseball Card Foundation articles: - Introduction to Breaks - Prospect Card Collecting. Baseball Card Dictionary. Acetate - Rather than the traditional cardboard-based stock used to make cards, Acetate is a translucent, almost plastic-like stock. Acetate-based cards tend to have less value than equivalent ...

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4. onlygreats.com › 2023/07/01 › sports-card-dictionarySports Card Dictionary: 71 Terms You Should Know - Only Greats

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   Jul 1, 2023 · A serial numbered card is a sports card that has a unique number stamped or printed directly on the card. The number indicates the card’s place within a total (but usually limited) print run. The serial number typically appears on the front or back of the card, such as “32/100” or “24/50.”.

5. www.sportscardinvestor.com › glossarySports Card Glossary – Sports Card ... - Sports Card Investor

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   Sports Card Glossary. Like any hobby, sports card collecting has built up a massive catalog of abbreviations, slang and terms over the years. Use our Sports Card Glossary below as a guide to the hobby’s most common and important lingo. Submit requests or revisions to hello@sportscardinvestor.com.

6. www.keymancollectibles.com › baseballcardglossaryGlossary Of Baseball Card Terms - KeyMan Collectibles

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   The most comprehensive Glossary of baseball Card terms, abbreviations and, acronyms on the internet complete with pictures, and cross reference links. Links that are available will lead to another section of this page or open in a new window.

7. www.ludologists.com › baseball-card-collectingBaseball Card Collecting Dictionary (Glossary) - Ludologists

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   Toploader. Toploaders are hard plastic card holders that collectors use to store less common cards. The hardness of a toploader helps prevent cards from being torn, bent, or otherwise damaged. Topoloaders come in different sizes to accommodate the different sized cards produced by Topps, Prizm, and other card companies.

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   Do you know the lingo of baseball card collecting?

   • If you don’t hang out with a lot of serious collectors, you might not know the lingo… the slang that’s used to refer to the things we collect, or the people that collect them. This article is a collection of commonly used words in the world of baseball card collecting. I was a “pack ripper” when I first started collecting cards.

   Card Collecting Slang - CardMavin

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   What is a junk baseball card?

   • Junk Wax - The wax term derives from when baseball card packs were wax-based and the junk term refers to the era of baseball cards, and really all sports cards, where overproduction was rampant.

   Baseball Card Glossary: Learning the Lingo - Prospects Live

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   What is a Ding on a baseball card?

   • Ding - A term used to describe the damage on the corner of a baseball card. A ding is commonly caused by dropping or mishandling a card. A card with a ding (or dinged corner) is greatly devalued.

   Glossary Of Baseball Card Terms - KeyMan Collectibles

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   What does ll mean on a baseball card?

   • LL - League Leaders or large letters on card. Low series - Low series or low number cards are from the first series distributed for a set in a given year. Production and distribution of these cards was generally greater as they were the first run of cards available to the public for that baseball season. However, there are exceptions.

   Glossary Of Baseball Card Terms - KeyMan Collectibles

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   What is a vintage baseball card?

   • Vintage - A term usually intended to indicate an item was issued or produced quite some time ago. Aged or of older origin. For example: a vintage 1955 baseball card as opposed to a modern day 2005 baseball card. A piece of memorabilia manufactured about 25 or more years ago. Vintage, from the early days.

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   What is coining a sports card?

   • A common practice in online marketplaces such as Facebook groups, coining is the practice of placing a handwritten post-it-note or other piece of paper with your name, and the current date, next to a sports card that you have for sale. This is normally requested by buyers as a means to prove that the card is owned by the seller and in hand.

   Sports Card Dictionary: 71 Terms You Should Know - Only Greats

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9. www.youtube.com › watchEpisode 49 - 50 Sports Card Collecting Terms Beginners Must Know

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   Are you new or returning to the sports card hobby? Then this is the How-To video for you. I filmed this video so that you can learn key terms and lingo that ...

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