I am going to do something different with my next series. This is an introduction post to the series.
In 2001, Fleer released a 100th Anniversary set dedicated to the Red Sox. It was not a large set, made up of just 100 base cards. There were a couple of insert sets, as well as a game-used bat set, a game-worn jersey set and an autograph set. I, of course, loved this set. I think it should have been bigger though.
This series is going to look at one card for each post in the series. I do not think I will go so far as to do the autograph and relic sets, particularly since I do not have all of them, but I will decide that later. I will discuss the player on each card, whether that player was a good choice at the time, and whether that player would still be a good choice if this set came out today. Finally, who might have been a better choice at both time periods.
I considered doing this as a separate blog, the way Night Owl is currently doing the 1993 Upper Deck set, but I figured it would work just as well in this format. It just may take a very long time to get through it. So, buckle up.
Looking forward to it! I really should track down more cards for this set.
ReplyDeleteI got this set in a box lot. The set was packaged with a Boston Red Sox Tractor Trailer Truck. Very unique. Good luck with your pursuit of the set.
ReplyDeleteIt's a great set. I wish I had had more disposable income at the time to put together all of the autographs and relics. They tend to be a bit hard to find these days and I only have a handful of them.
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