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    Serial # matching player number or 1/1s?

    Which one do you prefer?

    1/1 cards or cards with serial # the same as the players jersey #?

    I know 1/1s are great but I think the serial #s matching the player number are cooler.

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    I prefer 1/1's, just because they are the only version of the exact card. I don't see a big deal of the player jersey #'s, but I know some people love them.

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    1/1's by far...I like Jersey # cards but to me there is something special about 1/1's.

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    I love cards #'d to match the player's jersey number (or college jersey number for SOME players)....
    but a 1/1 is way cooler IMO, since it is so rare

    I've always wanted a 1/1 of a player whose jersey was #1
    i saw a Warren Moon a few years back and bid on it, even though I don't collect him.
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    I prefer 1/1's, just because they are the only version of the exact card. I don't see a big deal of the player jersey #'s, but I know some people love them.

    It really depends what 1/1, many 1/1s have counterparts that are the exact same card with the exception of the serial number.

    But yeah for something like a printing plate 1/1, I could see how those are better.

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    jersey numbers of high print runs are scarcer.

    1/1 now days are kinda like 1/20 with all the variations.

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    I would never give a premium for a card numbered to a player's jersey number. I will grab it for the same price I'd pay for any of them, but won't cave to considering it the evil eBay 1/1.

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    one of my friends pulled a 1/1 Derrick Rose patch auto rc from ud black lol doesnt get much better than that ( his jersey # is 1 for those that dont know)

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    both of them are great to have IMO

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    Definitely a 1 of 1.

    What if the player gets traded and changes his jersey number?

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