Last weekend we ripped a hobby box of 2002 Fleer Platinum as part of our Affordable Group Breaks. This set is a throwback to 1987 Fleer, which I've always liked despite me not even collecting cards at that time. I had opened a box of this product years back and thought it was a fun set so when I ran across a box at a decent price I just had to pull the trigger.
The Platinum parallel odds were listed, but serially numbered to just 202 I felt we got lucky to pull one. Troy Glaus may not carry the "hobby weight" that other players do/did, but it's a solid parallel none the less.
The Wheelhouse inserts were the easiest of all the seeded cards at 1:12. These feature an embossed image of both the player and the cogs in the background.
The hobby version of Cornerstones are serially numbered to 2000. There are also game-used versions of these cards, but they are a much tougher pull.
I wonder how many Todd Helton jerseys have been sacrificed over the years in the name of baseball cards.
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