1994 Post Printer Proof added

1993 Ted Williams Promo Sheet Pictures added

I don't agree with adding the printer proof thing.

I put it under the Odball section.

You didn't put the year for the Decker card when you added it to the list.

Yes he did.

http://www.juangone.com/pictures.php?cardid=163

1993 Topps Black Gold C Winner Error

Same as Regular 1993 Topps Black Gold C Winner Card Except the 11 Players Pictured are the Players From the A Winner Card, yet it still says C Winner on front and lists the players from the C group on back.

1994 Post Blank Front

1994 Post Blank Back

I have the same error with a different card.

Which one?

I am not sure and I am not near my collection right now. I can tell you tonight when I get home from work.

1993 R & L China Topps Porcelain Card

Pics of Front, Back and the certificate.

1993 Topps Black Gold Error

Pictures added. Thanks. Keep 'em coming.

Here are five different 1994 Post cards.
I scanned them all together to illustrate the differences.
I included the normal 1994 Post to help make this point.
The other 4 are each a different step in the printing process.
Starting with a black and white, all the way to full color.
The backs are all normal and full color.
I can scan them all individually.
I'm not sure how to list these, the black and white one can be listed as 1994 Post - Black Only Front, I'm not sure about the other 3.

I believe Jonas has posted about these before. Where did these come from? If they were cut and packaged by mistake then I could see adding them. If they came out the backdoor, someone taking a sheet after each step of the printing process was laid down, then I am hesitant.

1994 Kenner Starting Lineup

I'm not sure of how they reached the market.
They are not hand cut.
And none of the borders are exactly the same, so I don't think someone pulled 4 unfinished sheets and purposefully cut them.
I would think that would result in a similar cut for each sheet.

We could add it as just one new oddball card, '1994 Post Pre Production' or something like that. Adding 5 different cards, I would have no idea what to name each card.

I used a scan of my 93 Ranger Decker card as Alan's is autographed and I didn't want everyone to think they came that way.

Jonas

That isn't a real autograph

Then why doesn't mine have an autograph? I got ripped again :)

Upon my re-examining it, I guess it is auto'd.

I never knew that, as I don't buy it as an auto.

Alot of the cards issued at the park or by the Rangers, had fake player sigs printed on them, I just assumed thats what this was.

It is still possible that they printed some without the fake autograph. Can't really verify it unless we found another auto'd the same.

That is why this site is so great. The pictures being of Juan isn't a draw back to other player collectors as they could also use the pictures to help identify any players card. I would of gladly of went to a Ken Griffey site if it had the pictures of cards that Juan was to be in just to help me catolog my collection.

That looks like the way he signed in 93.

I looked at it closely, It was really signed.
I just never knew it.

Fortunately I didn't know it when I was collecting, otherwise I would have had to find an un-auto'd Decker card.

Picture added

Are there any player sites that compare at all to what we have done here? With all the love that Ripken, Griffey, Jeter, etc, get, I am a bit surprised that we so quickly created the best player collector site on the internet.

I think what makes this site the best is that you have set it up so that all Juan collectors can participate and contribute, whereas most of the player collector sites I have seen showcase only one person's collection. Here are some of the best that I have found like that...

http://www.collectingichiro.com

http://www.gracecollector.com

http://www.mattyno9.com

http://www.freewebs.com/markbrunell/

The Mark Grace version of the Post cards.

http://www.gracecollector.com/postchecks.jpg

Here is another one for David Justice:

http://home.cogeco.ca/~smt3/index.html

Here is one for Jeremy Bonderman. It was actually published in BBCM.

http://www.freewebs.com/bonderman/

None of these even come close to this site. Like someone said...they mostly cater to one person's collection...not collecting a player as a whole.

This one is not bad for Ken Griffey Jr., but it is just a fan site.

http://www.griffeyjr.com/

The Bonderman collector has nothing on Rob.

dan has the same set, they are printers proofs!

Chris (mcabee1) has a set as well. Maybe, with that many of them out there, they should be added to the list.

Shall we list it as a Printer Proof set or break each card down: The Blue Card, The Bluer Card, The Black Card, heh.

I always thought the other 94 Post card I scanned with the color banding on each side was a printer's proof.

If more the one person has these, and everyone has the full set of 4 cards, then I think they should be listed.
I don't know what to call them, maybe 1994 Post Printing Stages Set.
And you could list them like you do the 1991 Star Rookie Guild set.
Which was only available in complete form.

1994 Post Printing Stages Set - Step 1 Black Only
1994 Post Printing Stages Set - Step 2 ?????
etc..
etc...

Just a thought, but obviously if I am not the only that has them, and there are even sets of other players out there, then you may want to add them in some form.

They will be added, just to decide on how. I'm sure everyone who has them has all of them but I'm leaning towards listing them as individual cards.

Has this been taken care of yet?