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    Sage Controversy...

    I just bought two packs of Sage FB cards. I was excited to see one of the Autos I pulled was a Sam Aiken. It was a red auto and numbered to 179. Then I looked at my other red auto I got a couple of weeks ago. That one was numbered to 379. I went to Sage's website to confirm the issue number of these and it is supposed to be 379. I e-mailed them about it. Other than it being misnumbered, I don't foresee a correct way to explain it. My problem is with a misnumber, don't you think if someone has continuously wrote 379, that they wouldn't have done it on this one...

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    That is strange.. how many different levels are there and what are the numberings?

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    There's six different levels with red being the highest....

    Red - 379
    Bronze - 260
    Silver - 160
    Gold - 80
    Platinum - 20
    Master - 1

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    I guess they wrote the wrong number on it? Seems like a stupid thing to do.

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    I wonder if he actually signed 179 or 379 though... look on eBay and see if anyone else has noticed this difference.

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    yeah, it's got me puzzled too....

    I could understand writing the wrong number on the first one I got cause it was 3/379, but this one is 110/179...by that time, I think you are used to the number 379...

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    Yours must be a Copper "LOL" #'d to 179 is really pretty cool if it's the only one to exist, you should definately investigate that!!

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    Originally posted by enigma_shadow
    yeah, it's got me puzzled too....

    I could understand writing the wrong number on the first one I got cause it was 3/379, but this one is 110/179...by that time, I think you are used to the number 379...

    Welp if it was one that was numbered incorrectly then I would think that it would be cool. hehe. Also although someone that may be use to writing 379 after the first 109 times it could have been just a slip up for having to write 110. hehe. Who knows. Either way congrats on your pull and hope you get some light on this subject. :)

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    Tony,
    I know the CEO of SAGE, Tom Geideman and we talk a lot. I put a call for him for him to call me tomorrow. I'll let you know what he says!

    Tim

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    Dude...that kicks ™™™....I really appreciate it...

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