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  • joelsabi
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    Originally posted by Dewey2007
    I've seen the NY Mets selling Bullpen lineup cards as well. Not sure if they are the only team to do this but I remember the Bullpen lineup card from Johan Santana's no-hitter going for about half of what the dugout lineup card went for on mlb auctions.
    dugout cards and bullpens are a completely different issues than batting order cards as these do not have to be verified by the umpire. all teams use all three but there is little demand for the dugout cards and therefore are not authenticated all the time.


    Originally posted by tigerdale
    usually the visiting team uses blue cards & home team uses white.
    that doesnt explain FJ333451 BLUE, DODGERS.

    what i was suggesting is maybe the home top card is blue and the carbon copies are white
    while
    the visitor top card is white and the carbons copies are blue.

    then from the list i came up with the only missing card is the top visitor card which would be white.



    As far a which one is genuine, i believe the top card is the one the umpire is suppose to keep and is the official batting order. the ones that "appeared to be used" are the managers card as they are responsible for bringing to the attention of the umpire if the opposing team bats out of order. the umpire card will look "unused" and folded in the middle and put in the umpire's pocket.

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  • Dewey2007
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    I've seen the NY Mets selling Bullpen lineup cards as well. Not sure if they are the only team to do this but I remember the Bullpen lineup card from Johan Santana's no-hitter going for about half of what the dugout lineup card went for on mlb auctions.

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  • tigerdale
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    usually the visiting team uses blue cards & home team uses white.

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  • joelsabi
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    Originally posted by Cubsfan4life
    there's more

    FJ333453 BLUE IN COLOR, WASHINGTON NATIONALS
    FJ333452 BLUE IN COLOR, WASHINGTON NATIONALS
    FJ612853 WASHINGTON NATIONALS BLUE IN COLOR
    http://sports.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7065&lotNo=81444 Blue Washington


    FJ333451 BLUE, DODGERS
    FJ333450 WHITE OFFICIAL BATTING ORDER CARD, DODGERS
    FJ333449 WHITE OFFICIAL BATTING ORDER CARD, DODGERS
    FJ333448 WHITE OFFICIAL BATTING ORDER CARD, DODGERS
    FJ333447 WHITE OFFICIAL BATTING ORDER CARD, DODGERS

    Can someone explain the dodger cards? i thought it was blue copies are carbon dupes but it seems like the opposite for them.

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  • Cubsfan4life
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    Another one? So confused

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  • dougiedshow
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    holy smokes... the back-up card on Heritage brings $2270.50!? Any guesses on the MLB certified one in the Goldin Auction?

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  • tigerdale
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    and they also fill out one for the umpire....

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  • ironmanfan
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    Originally posted by rchimes13@yahoo.com
    Doesn't each manager fill out two of these cards...one for themselves and one for opposing manager? This is what they mean by "exchange of lineups". I have a set from one game in 2010 that was Dusty Bakers with Reds lineup filled out and signed by him and Giants by Bruce Bochy.
    they also fill out one for the Official Scorer

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  • rchimes13@yahoo.com
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    Doesn't each manager fill out two of these cards...one for themselves and one for opposing manager? This is what they mean by "exchange of lineups". I have a set from one game in 2010 that was Dusty Bakers with Reds lineup filled out and signed by him and Giants by Bruce Bochy.

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  • amerks25
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    You really think players other than Harper would want a line up card from his first game? I dont. Why would they? There is only one line up card in each dugout each game. Heritage??????

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  • dougiedshow
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    No doubt, I think the MLB holo pretty much tells the story. The one in Heritage must be more commemorative for players or coaches. I just hope anyone bidding in Heritage knows the goldin auctions one is out there.

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  • David
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    Just as a quick judgment, I'd go with the grouping as more likely to be the genuine ones-- in major part because it's the whole grouping not just the one.

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  • David
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    Also, perhaps one is a sort of commemorative one, made up as a memento for the important game.

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  • David
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    Who knows. Maybe they made up two in case they lost one. Maybe the manager lost one once before the start of the game.

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  • suave1477
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    Wow very odd.

    Well you can see one was clearly used and the other was just probably made up as a back up for some reason hence (Game Issued) but not actually used.

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