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

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   UH - The prefix before the card number on Topps Update and Highlights baseball card sets. UMP - Umpire. UN - The Untouchables

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     A set of 9 (baseball) Photographic cards measuring 5" x 7"...

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2. www.cgccards.com › acronyms-and-abbreviationsCGC Sports Card Acronyms & Abbreviations Guide - CGC Cards

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   U: The American Card Catalog designation for matchbooks / miscellaneous. U is a catch-all in the ACC. 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 ; V. V: The American Card Catalog designation for non-US, non ...

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

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   Oct 13, 2020 · 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 cardboard-based cards.

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4. www.tcdb.com › FAQFrequently Asked Questions | Trading Card Database

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   What do all of the abbreviations mean (AU, SN, UER, etc)? You'll usually see these abbreviations on card listings and they're used to denote a special attribute of the card, such as being part of a subset, autographed, memorabilia card, serial numbered or being a rookie card, etc. Anytime you're within a set, you can click on the "Glossary ...

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

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   Jul 1, 2023 · According to Topps, a player’s “1st Bowman card” is defined as their first official baseball card and pre-dates the rookie card. The “1st” designation on the card will be located in the top left or top right corner, as shown in the example below.

6. 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 · To read a baseball card, start with the front and note the card brand (logo), player’s name, and any other words that might help you identify the subset or insert set it belongs to. Then, flip it over and find the card number, year, and serial number (if present).

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   What does UH mean on a baseball card?

   • U: The American Card Catalog designation for matchbooks / miscellaneous. U is a catch-all in the ACC. UH: Prefix associated with the card number on Topps Update and Highlights baseball card sets. WC: What’s the Call?

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   What does TP & UH mean on a baseball card?

   • TP: Triple Print. A card printed in 3x the quantity than those of other card in the same set. U: The American Card Catalog designation for matchbooks / miscellaneous. U is a catch-all in the ACC. UH: Prefix associated with the card number on Topps Update and Highlights baseball card sets.

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   What does HH mean in baseball?

   • HH - Hometown Heros. High Numbers - A description of the last, or near the last series in a baseball card set. Traditionally, manufacturers would produce cards in several series. As the season would wind down, so would public interest and production. This lower print run resulted in more limited supply and later, more valuable cards.

   Glossary Of Baseball Card Terms - KeyMan Collectibles

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   What is the difference between UH and WC?

   • UH: Prefix associated with the card number on Topps Update and Highlights baseball card sets. WC: What’s the Call? Learn the lingo, including acronyms and abbreviations, used by sports card collectors and graders.

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   What is a high series baseball card?

   • High Series - Also known as a high number series or high number, a high series contains baseball cards from the last series distributed for a set in a given year. Many of these older high series cards are of great value, as they were often released after the baseball season, when interest for baseball was waning.

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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.

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8. ripped.topps.com › definition › high-number-high-seriesDefinition of High Number/High Series - Topps Ripped

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   High Number/High Series. High numbers or high series refers to the subset of cards within a particular set released later in the production run, typically with a higher number. This means they may have had a lower print run and are often harder to find than the earlier cards.