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1 pack per box, 7 cards per pack SRP $195.00 Per Box
On average, each box will contain:
3 autographs per pack, with one being an autographed painted card numbered to 99 or less!
1 memorabilia card numbered to 99 or less featuring Rookies, Stars and Legends!
1 2008-09 Rookie Redemption from the 2008 NBA Draft – redeemed cards will be painted.

The industry’s most comprehensive retired player/superstar product returns with added excitement. This year, Chronology will not only contain 3 autographs per pack/box, but some of the greatest moments in hoops history will be featured in beautiful paintings printed on canvas-like paper!
Look for a limited number of cut signatures.
All autograph or memorabilia cards are numbered to 99 or less, with most being numbered much lower
Look for over 15 different autograph inserts featuring the greatest NBA players, past and present!

CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS:
o Find 3 autographs per pack, on average!
o Look for beautiful artists’ paintings cards, printed on canvas-like paper!
o Also, find at least one signed painting card per pack numbered to 99 or less, on average!
o Rookie Redemption’s return; find one 2008-09 Rookie Redemption per pack. Redeemed Rookie cards will be painted!
o Find amazing cut signatures from basketball legends!
o Look for Timeless Memories paintings of some of the greatest moments in NBA history!

PRODUCT BREAKDOWN:
Autographed-Painted Cards – 1 per pack on average 
o Painted Rookies – numbered to 99
o Painted Rookies Gold Parallel – numbered to 10
o Painted Legends – numbered to 99
o Painted Legends Gold Parallel – numbered to 10
o Timeless Memories – numbered to 99
o Timeless Memories Gold Parallel – numbered to 10

Autographed Cards – 2 per pack on average
o Chronology Cuts – varied numbering
o Mastery – numbered to 25
o Mastery Gold Parallel – numbered to 10
o Regular Card Auto Parallel
o Regular Card Auto Gold Parallel – numbered to 10
o Dedications – numbered to 50
o Dedications Gold Parallel – numbered to 10
o Historically Accurate – numbered to 50
o Historically Accurate Gold Parallel – numbered to 10
o Through the Years – numbered to 50
o Through the Years Gold Parallel – numbered to 10  
o My Generation – numbered to rookie year
o My Generation Gold Parallel – numbered to 10
o Uniform Numbers – numbered to jersey #
o Uniform Numbers Gold Parallel – numbered to 10
o Seriatim Dual Auto – numbered to decade
o Freshman Registry Triple Auto – numbered to 25
o Era Associates Quad Auto – numbered to 15
o The Five Auto – numbered to 10
o VI – Six Auto – numbered to 5

Memorabilia Cards – 1 per pack, on average
o Stitches in Time-Rookie – numbered to 99 or less
o Stitches in Time-Rookie Patch Auto Parallel – numbered to 35 or less
o Stitches in Time-Veteran – numbered to 99 or less
o Stitches in Time-Veteran Patch Auto Parallel – numbered to 35 or less
o Stitches in Time-Legend – numbered to 99 or less
o Stitches in Time-Legend Patch Auto Parallel – numbered to 35 or less

Rookie Redemption’s – 1 per pack, on average
o 2008-09 Rookie Redemption
o 2008-09 Rookie Redemption Silver
o 2008-09 Rookie Redemption Gold

Regular Cards, Parallels and Non-Auto Rookies – 2 per pack, on average
o Base Set – 100 Cards – numbered to 250
o Painted Rookies Non-Auto – numbered to 99
o Painted Rookies Non-Auto Gold Parallel – numbered to 10 

In my Opinion this has to be one of the nice sets I have seen out in the last  few years for Basketball. Looking for some of this Product’s? Either to Buy or Trade with? Check out www.elitesportcardforum.com  maybe one of the many members there have some of cards that you need to complete your sets or wish list.

TORONTO – There was no storybook ending to Scott Richmond’s unlikely big-league debut.

No, the North Vancouver, B.C., native’s start Wednesday afternoon finished like so many other games for the Toronto Blue Jays this season – in a defeat littered with missed opportunities at the plate.

The 3-2 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays concluded a disappointing three-game series the home side had entered with hopes of pulling themselves back into the race. Instead, the Blue Jays (54-54) fell back to .500, lost ground on the Rays (63-44) by dropping two of three and now trail the AL East leaders by 9 1-2 games.