I finally was able to add to my 2010 Topps Nolan Reimold rainbow by picking up the Black Parallel off of Sportlots. I have all of his parallels for this set now, except for the Platinum parallel. I knew where it was, at a card shop near Charlotte, but I waited too long and it had been purchased. Dang.
I really want to have all parallels of a year for Nolan. I'm so close with 2010. Maybe one day, I'll see the Platinum available again.
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Showing posts with label Reimold Rainbow. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 16, 2013
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2010 Topps Reimold Rainbow
I didn't get any mail today. Trades are drying up and I've been working 11 and 12-hour days. I almost didn't post today for the first time since sometime in December or January. I don't even remember the last day I took off from the blog. I just wasn't feeling it today, until I realized that with company coming this weekend that I needed to clean my office/computer room. Upon straightening up, I saw that I had my ebay stack of 2010 Topps Reimolds. I lack only the 2010 Topps Black parallel (or printing plates, but I don't count those in these...) for a full 2010 Reimold Rainbow, but that seems to be par for the course for me on these. One of these days, I'll buy all of the black parallels I need.
Yeah, so, I had no idea that Nolan doesn't have any 2010 Topps Chrome cards. He has a Chrome Heritage, but that doesn't fit into the Reimold Rainbow. Oh well. Makes it a little easier to get all of his 2010 Topps variations.
I actually have 2 of his 2010 Topps Gold parallels. One numbered 73/2010 and the other numbered 1616/2010.
I busted at least 6 jumbo boxes of 2010 Topps and had no clue that they had Copper parallels. I found this one on Ebay and honestly figured that it was just a seller who wasn't smart enough to tell the difference between Gold and Copper. I mean, we can't all have a base knowledge in metallurgy, can we? I don't, I'm just saying... Anyway, I got the card and it is Copper. Numbered 18/399.
I like the factory set exclusive red parallels. This one cost me a dollar and it numbered 5/299. I just realized that I have some nice low serial numbers. Pretty cool.
Finally, here is the Wal Mart Black Parallel. This one isn't numbered. No big deal. Anyway, I need to work on the serial numbered Black Parallels for 2010, 2011 and 2012 for Reimold. Of course, if he gets into 2012 Chrome, I will have a few more parallels to chase. I'm hoping that is the case.
Yeah, so, I had no idea that Nolan doesn't have any 2010 Topps Chrome cards. He has a Chrome Heritage, but that doesn't fit into the Reimold Rainbow. Oh well. Makes it a little easier to get all of his 2010 Topps variations.
I actually have 2 of his 2010 Topps Gold parallels. One numbered 73/2010 and the other numbered 1616/2010.
I busted at least 6 jumbo boxes of 2010 Topps and had no clue that they had Copper parallels. I found this one on Ebay and honestly figured that it was just a seller who wasn't smart enough to tell the difference between Gold and Copper. I mean, we can't all have a base knowledge in metallurgy, can we? I don't, I'm just saying... Anyway, I got the card and it is Copper. Numbered 18/399.
I like the factory set exclusive red parallels. This one cost me a dollar and it numbered 5/299. I just realized that I have some nice low serial numbers. Pretty cool.
Finally, here is the Wal Mart Black Parallel. This one isn't numbered. No big deal. Anyway, I need to work on the serial numbered Black Parallels for 2010, 2011 and 2012 for Reimold. Of course, if he gets into 2012 Chrome, I will have a few more parallels to chase. I'm hoping that is the case.
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2010 Topps,
Nolan Reimold,
Reimold Rainbow
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