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To quote the great Anchorman Ron Burgundy – “I have many leather-bound books and my apartment smells of rich mahogany.” This is exactly what comes to mind when I think back to the 2002 Topps Commemorative Packs Collection.
Topps consolidated all of their baseball products they released that year into a single product – 2002 Topps Commemorative Packs Collection. Housed inside this fancy red binder is one pack of each baseball product Topps released in 2002. That’s (27) total packs which include:
Each binder is limited to (500) copies. Binder pages hold up to (4) packs. A detailed write-up about each pack is also supplied.
The two most valuable packs would be 2002 Topps Tribute: Milestones & Memories Edition and 2002 Topps Pristine. Those guarantee a relic in every pack.
Its all about the presentation here. The packs are no different than the ones found in their traditional boxes.
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The 2002 U.S. Open Golf Tournament was played in Farmingdale, New York on the Bethpage State Park, Black Course. Logo pins for the event began to surface well in advance (a good 9+ months prior). A major change was made that make earlier versions of the pin much more desirable.
At first, the pins initially released featured the skyline of New York City in the background. Both of the World Trade Center Twin Towers can be seen.
After the events of September 11, 2001 the decision to stop selling this pin was made. A new pin emerged which lacked the city skyline.
Earlier pins that contain both World Trade Center Twin Towers carry a hefty premium.
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