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2010 Bowman Sterling Baseball Refractor Rainbow

2010 Bowman Sterling Baseball Refractor Rainbow

Basically, a "Refractor Rainbow" is our way of showing you how a Topps product's refractor system works. Parallels are among the most confusing thing in cards and hopefully this helps, I'll do my best to provide a "Refractor Rainbow" for upcoming products to help alleviate future confusion.

Below is our 2010 Bowman Sterling Baseball refractor raindbow, which is relatively simple seeing as how their are only 5 different possible refractors. As noted below, the purple refractor /10, also known as the "reverse negative refractor" due to the backwards card text, is the only refractor that doesn't translate to autographs. Printing plates are not included, but I tend to look at a printing plate as a 1/4 rather than a 1/1 due to the fact that each product seeds a total of 4 of them (yellow, black, magenta and cyan).

2010 Bowman Sterling Baseball Refractor Rainbow 1

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Brett is a former contributor to The Cardboard Connection.

User Comments

Brian
Brian

This really helps, keep it up!
And for the record, its “rainbow.”

Dave Bonneville Sr
Dave Bonneville Sr

Hi Again Mike n Brett,
I was reading YET some more on your site here and I was checking out your Commando Search Tool. I didn’t know Ebay shared a percentage of thier revenue generated by sales through the use of this tool. I do A lot of buying/selling on Ebay. I’ll be sure to use your Commando Search from now on when I am searching for that card I’m looking for :-) Nice job! I LIKE!
Dave in Mass

@Dave Bonneville Sr: That is much appreciated Dave!

Dave Bonneville Sr
Dave Bonneville Sr

Hey Brett,
Another great article. For those who don’t understand about refractors your images and articles help. Thank you :-) I have a LOT of them lol :-)
Dave in Mass

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