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    Interesting....The cut sigs are different on each card, so 2 1/1's do exist.Are there a load of variations in this product? Looks like one is refractor!?!

    PS- Guess the manufactures are going to test what we as collectors will accept, and start producing Crap again....arggggh!! Thanks for the post

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    I seen on one of the threads that was posted that an ebay auction had 2 1/1 printing plates of the same exact player and the same exact type of card. Both plates were totally identical. I am sure if you search the threads you can see it. I thought that printing plates were true 1/1's until I seen that.

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    It is clearly a different card. If you look at the Drew Bledsoe sticker on the foil looking card it has the Donruss stamp and the plain white card with the Drew Bledsoe sticker does not.

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    I am not debating the fact that they are two different cards. THe thing I have a problem with is how a card manufacturer will claim a card is 1/1 but then turn around and print another 1/1 of the same card with a very minor difference such as a mirror background vs. a white background. It just seems shady. But it is definitely not a surprise.

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    We all know that they are testing their limits.:(

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    I am wrting them a letter,
    And if anyone can tell me more about the 2 prionitnig plates LMK
    thatd be great,
    I will see what the companiesh ave to say about this
    thaks
    sam

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    the only difference between the ones I listed is that they list some different accomplishment in tiny lettering on the silver part.

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    Upper Deck explains The Legend cards 1/1. They are saying there a lot fo 1/1 of each player in that set. The only difforence is what is on the back of each card. Each card of the same player has a different backing. Of course there are only one of each card printed that way, but I still think it is a little messed up. I will never buy a card from that set RODENT14. iT WILL NEVER BE A 1/1 ONE in my book.

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