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

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   Oct 13, 2020 · PSA - Professional Sports Authenticator is a grading and authenticating company in the collectibles industry. For baseball card grading, it is one of the two most popular companies. www.psacard.com. PWE - Plain White Envelope - the cheapest way to send cards, oftentimes used when sending low dollar value cards.

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

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   Double Print (DP)-A baseball card that has twice the print run of the rest of the cards in the set. This is due to the fact that, occasionally, two of the same cards will appear on a sheet (usually 132 cards per), which is later cut into individual cards.

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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. gogts.net › sports-card-collecting-101-glossary-ofSports Card Collecting 101: Glossary of Sports Cards Terms ...

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   Sep 10, 2015 · With those evolutions come new terms and definitions as they relate to trading cards. Even manufacturers have specific terms for certain cards like Refractor (Topps), Prizm (Panini) and Young Guns (Upper Deck). It’s easy for both novice collectors and seasoned veterans to get confused by the verbiage and terminology related to collecting ...

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6. www.baseball-almanac.com › dictionary-termLeg Out Baseball Dictionary - Baseball Almanac

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   A Definition of Leg Out. Term Definition: leg out Definition. 1. For a batter or runner to arrive safely at a base ahead of the ball. "[Ty Cobb] got a lot of safe hits by 'legging out' slow grounders." (E.A. Batchelor, quoted in Ty Cobb, My Life in Baseball, 1961, p.11). See also beat out. 2. To chase down a ground-ball hit; e.g., "Smith legged ...

7. cardboardpicasso.com › baseball-card-terminology-lingoBaseball Card Terminology/Lingo - cardboardpicasso.com

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   Baseball Card Terminology/Lingo. Fish-eye: A certain type of print defect on a card. A fish-eye can vary in size and can lower the grade. It looks like a small circle or "eye" and a fish-eye is typically 1/7 to 1/10 the size of a dime. You will see that this Mays has numerous fish eyes on the surface. Snow: A certain type of print defect that ...

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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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   How do you read baseball cards?

   • Here are the details: When reading cards, the most useful info will be found on the back of the card, but there are some key pieces of information you can glean from the front. This includes player name, team name, player position, and baseball card brand.

   How to Read a Baseball Card: Stats & Details

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   What is a minor league card?

   • Minor League Card - A card that features players from the minor leagues. Minor league cards are a small, but important part of the market. Most minor league cards have low print runs and are difficult to locate. MK - Short for "Mark" a term used with baseball card grading. Type of qualifier.

   Glossary Of Baseball Card Terms - KeyMan Collectibles

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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 tr mean on a baseball card?

   • TR: Trade reference on card TR: Prefix associated with the card number on Topps Traded sets TS: Team Stars UER: Uncorrected Error UH: Prefix associated with the card number on Topps Update and Highlights baseball card sets. UMP: Umpire USA: Team USA trading card UWS: United We Stand WC: What’s the Call?

   Sports Card Collecting 101: Glossary of Hobby Terms and Definitions

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   What is a skip numbered baseball set?

   • Skip-numbered - A set that has many unissued card numbers between the lowest number in the set and the highest number in the set, e.g., the 1948 Leaf baseball set contains 98 cards skip-numbered from #1 to #168. A major set in which a few numbers were not printed is not considered to be a skip-numbered.

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9. ballcardgenius.com › blog › how-to-read-a-baseball-cardHow to Read a Baseball Card | Stats & Details | Front & Back ...

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   Jan 2, 2022 · This includes player name, team name, player position, and baseball card brand. Using the example above, reading the front of this specific baseball card tells us: Player Name: Rafael Devers. Team Name: Boston Red Sox. Player Position: 3rd Base. Card Brand: Topps. From this card, we can also see the “RC” shield which designates this card as ...