Matsuzaka Rookie Card?
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Re: Matsuzaka Rookie Card?
[ Author: Jbroks86 | Posted: Nov 25, 2006 10:43 AM
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This page [RobsJapaneseCards] confirms that there are 3 variations of the card.
- I am just not sure if these cards will be considered his rookie card, or if a U.S. company, ie: Topps or U.D. will be considered his Rookie card.
The Calbee cards are considered his NPB rookie card, while and when Matsuzaka appears on a card by Topps, Upper Deck, Fleer, Donruss, etc. it will be considered his MLB rookie card.
- I am just not sure if these cards will be considered his rookie card, or if a U.S. company, ie: Topps or U.D. will be considered his Rookie card.
The Calbee cards are considered his NPB rookie card, while and when Matsuzaka appears on a card by Topps, Upper Deck, Fleer, Donruss, etc. it will be considered his MLB rookie card.
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I would greatly appreciate any information about this much sought after card here in the U.S. I am just not sure if these cards will be considered his rookie card, or if a U.S. company, ie: Topps or U.D. will be considered his Rookie card.
Thanks!
Pete
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