Observation about Luxury Suite Private Signings

[mingus_md]

I received a 2010-11 Luxury Suite Private Signings Wojtek Wolski card today and I noticed that nowhere on the front or back of the card does it say "Luxury Suite". It is a cool card, but I find it strange that it is identified only as being from Panini and not part of Luxury Suite. Because these cards are hard-signed, I am wondering if Panini sent them out to be signed before deciding what set they would be a part of.

I would like to know what people think about the fact that these cards are not labelled Luxury Suite.

Also, this is my 500th post and I would like to add how much I am enjoying being on SCF.

[Tivo32]

I believe the Private Signings is a subset in both Luxury Suite and Dominion. That's why it is only identified as "Panini" and not a particular product. :)

[yakuza84]

Private Signings found in Zenith too.

[mingus_md]

I believe the Private Signings is a subset in both Luxury Suite and Dominion. That's why it is only identified as "Panini" and not a particular product. :)

Thanks for the info. I noticed on the preliminary Dominion checklist that there is indeed a Private Signings subset listed, but no cards from this subset were provided. I think they probably released the cards they has ready in time for Luxury Suite and the rest they will include in Dominion.

[PHK - AL]

Private Signings was designed as a cut-across set that would give us some flexibility as well as give us the chance to provide you with more hard-signed autos. Essentially, there are 100 total cards (with some players having two or three different) and all were sent out at once. Their inclusion in a particular product depends entirely on when they are returned by the players.

As I've said elsewhere, we want to include as many hard-signed cards as possible, because that's what we ourselves like as collectors. It isn't always possible, but doing a cut-across like Private Signings allows us to include more. We're looking at a couple of other options as well in an effort to increase on-card content.

[mingus_md]

Private Signings was designed as a cut-across set that would give us some flexibility as well as give us the chance to provide you with more hard-signed autos. Essentially, there are 100 total cards (with some players having two or three different) and all were sent out at once. Their inclusion in a particular product depends entirely on when they are returned by the players.

As I've said elsewhere, we want to include as many hard-signed cards as possible, because that's what we ourselves like as collectors. It isn't always possible, but doing a cut-across like Private Signings allows us to include more. We're looking at a couple of other options as well in an effort to increase on-card content.

Al, thanks for the info.

[potvinZcat]

why do say 100 cards when in reality there is 300 when i first read this post i said 100 is not bad so i am going to give this set a shot and now that I am at 89 /100 i found out that there is 200 more cards that i never heard of including some big value players like lemieux and extra crosby and ovechkin cards , when are you people going to stop messing people up like this and start telling the truth for a change , and what do you sujest i do with the 89 cards i have already since i am close to 3000 dollars into it , MR ALL or anyone reads this post that has a say in panini shoot me a PM and tell me what do you think about what I just said if you CARE even a little

Private Signings was designed as a cut-across set that would give us some flexibility as well as give us the chance to provide you with more hard-signed autos. Essentially, there are 100 total cards (with some players having two or three different) and all were sent out at once. Their inclusion in a particular product depends entirely on when they are returned by the players.

As I've said elsewhere, we want to include as many hard-signed cards as possible, because that's what we ourselves like as collectors. It isn't always possible, but doing a cut-across like Private Signings allows us to include more. We're looking at a couple of other options as well in an effort to increase on-card content.

[bojohnson]

why do say 100 cards when in reality there is 300 when i first read this post i said 100 is not bad so i am going to give this set a shot and now that I am at 89 /100 i found out that there is 200 more cards that i never heard of including some big value players like lemieux and extra crosby and ovechkin cards , when are you people going to stop messing people up like this and start telling the truth for a change , and what do you sujest i do with the 89 cards i have already since i am close to 3000 dollars into it , MR ALL or anyone reads this post that has a say in panini shoot me a PM and tell me what do you think about what I just said if you CARE even a little

100 cards for 2011, 200 more in 2012

[CoolHandLuke]

Here are the current set we list in SCF card database from the Inventory:


2010-11 Dominion Private Signings (63 cards Unknown print run)
2010-11 Dominion Private Signings Platinum (63 cards 1/1 print run)
2010-11 Luxury Suite Private Signings (27 cards Unknown print run)
2010-11 Luxury Suite Private Signings Platinum (27 cards 1/1 print run)
2010-11 Zenith Private Signings (9 cards Unknown print run)
2010-11 Zenith Private Signings Platinum (9 cards 1/1 print run)

So accroding to our checklist we took from Panini there would be 99 cards for 2010-11.

Updated per bauldie addition.

[Bauldie]

99 now. Wolski was missing from the luxury suite CL.