Prior to the Coronavirus outbreak I picked up a pair of 2014 needs for a very cheap price.
Coincidentally they feature color parallels that are difficult to get true rhymes with.
The 2014 Opening Day purple was an exclusive to Toys R Us packs.
The 2014 Topps Orange is a factory set exclusive. These are very rare because most factory sets remain sealed and those that are opened only contain 5 cards of the 660 card set to be the orange exclusives.
McCutchen along with Kershhaw, Cabrera, Trout appeared on the cover of the box set for the 2014 Factory Set. I still want to get one of those for my collection. Sealed factory sets are ranging in the $100+ market.
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Showing posts with label orange factory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label orange factory. Show all posts
Sunday, March 22, 2020
Tuesday, July 11, 2017
The HomeRun Derby Cutch Style (A New 1/1)
Back in 2012, Andrew McCutchen was added to the HR Derby as a substitute for the injured Giancarlo Stanton.
In the 1st Round he hit 4 HomeRuns, 1 shy of eventual winner Prince Fielder. During most of his at bats the focus was on Derek Jeter if I remember correctly. It was a huge disappointment for me to see my favorite player finally start to get recognized and get overshadowed by not talking about him while batting.
Topps made a HR Derby in Updates and Highlights for Cutch and I have several of the parallels including one of my latest 1/1 plates. Ho hum, another 1/1
The orange parallel (Top Row Middle) is very tough to find despite a large number produced (210 copies). This is because you can only find the oranges in Factory Sealed sets. A special pack of 5 cards were placed inside each complete set. Trying to track down the orange is tough.
Cutch also had his 2013 Triple Threads All-Star Relic feature an image from the Derby.
I fell asleep early last night so I couldn't watch the Derby in its entirety. I hear Aaron Judge was impressive to watch though.
Back in May I showed off my All-Star Game patches which you can see by clicking here. I showed the 2013 above.
I wanted to show off my other Cutch ASG cards over this week, but haven't gotten around to being in the mood for scanning cardboard.
In the 1st Round he hit 4 HomeRuns, 1 shy of eventual winner Prince Fielder. During most of his at bats the focus was on Derek Jeter if I remember correctly. It was a huge disappointment for me to see my favorite player finally start to get recognized and get overshadowed by not talking about him while batting.
Topps made a HR Derby in Updates and Highlights for Cutch and I have several of the parallels including one of my latest 1/1 plates. Ho hum, another 1/1
The orange parallel (Top Row Middle) is very tough to find despite a large number produced (210 copies). This is because you can only find the oranges in Factory Sealed sets. A special pack of 5 cards were placed inside each complete set. Trying to track down the orange is tough.
Cutch also had his 2013 Triple Threads All-Star Relic feature an image from the Derby.
I fell asleep early last night so I couldn't watch the Derby in its entirety. I hear Aaron Judge was impressive to watch though.
Back in May I showed off my All-Star Game patches which you can see by clicking here. I showed the 2013 above.
I wanted to show off my other Cutch ASG cards over this week, but haven't gotten around to being in the mood for scanning cardboard.
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