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    Simply put, it is not a 1/1 and IMO its at least as bad as the no-auto thing. If I am searching for auto's I can exclude no or non and autos will still come up. If I am searching for 1/1s and your non 1/1 cards come up there is nothing I can use to exclude them. I agree that certain serial numbers sell for more money but to list them as 1/1s when they are not is deceiving.

    IMO the first made and jersey number is a 1/1 because they are the only two that sell for premiums when the rest of the numbers don't really matter.

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    ive always found serial numbers funny on cards. just because a card is stamped #1/100 doesn't mean it was the first one made. it just means it was the first one to get stamped with a serial number. i respect when people get excited about their card on auction have the players jersey number but as soon as they say its a 1/1 i am no longer interested. it may appeal to casual collectors but not to me.

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    IMO the first made and jersey number is a 1/1 because they are the only two that sell for premiums when the rest of the numbers don't really matter.

    They may be the only ones that sell for a premium but that still does not make them 1/1s. I do understand why some people might be interested in these particular SNs but it does not make them 1/1s IMO there is no difference between what you do with your Ebay 1/1s and other people listing patches or non-autos. It's deceptive and people who make a habit of it may get ignored at he very least or excluded at the worst. I'm not sure its a very good strategy.

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