...Donruss produced an [[insert]] set, seeded about every fifth pack in their Leaf brand. This set included twenty-four young players and two double-printed c
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...kie in a box of 2001 Leaf Rookies & Stars were 1:100. The vast majority of Leaf Rookies & Stars's rookies either had their RCs issued in previous years, or
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...September 10, 2103. Each pack contains one buyback card, plus one original Leaf Best of Baseball rookie or one Legend card, which may be autographed.
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1986 Leaf is a 264-card set issued for the Canadian market by Donruss. Except for th
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The 1995 Leaf Limited is a 192-card set equally divided into two series of 96. A total o
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...'s design is modeled after the [[1983 Donruss HOF Heroes]] set, but has a "Leaf Candy City Team" logo on the front. In fact, this set is commonly referred
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1992 Leaf is a 528-card set, produced by Donruss, issued in two separate 264-card ser
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...In addition, Leaf announced a production run of only 6250 12-box cases of Leaf Update.
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1995 Leaf featured various distribution methods:
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1988 Leaf is a 264-card set issued by Donruss for the Canadian market. Except for th
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There were three different products of 1996 Leaf Baseball:
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...ture team checklists. Card number 42 was not issued as it was "retired" by Leaf's previous owner Pinnacle Brands in 1997 in honor of Jackie Robinson.
Second Edition is the name of the retail version of 2004 Leaf. All cards are identical to their Hobby counterparts, with the exception o
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...Topps Mantle, 1985 Topps Mark McGwire, 1986 Donruss Jose Canseco, and 1990 Leaf Frank Thomas are just a few examples. Even a 1984 Fleer Update Ron Darling
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...Donruss produced an [[insert]] set, seeded about every fifth pack in their Leaf brand. This set included twenty-four young players and two double-printed c
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...At one time it owned the rights to the [[Action Packed]], [[Donruss]], [[Leaf]], and [[Score]] brand names. After going bankrupt, it's remaining trading
...ctured sets made up of cards with all kinds of different frequency ([[1998 Leaf#Fractal_Matrix|Fractal Matrix]]). Needless to say, with all these gimmicks
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...duced on higher quality card stock and used silver ink, just like Donruss' Leaf set starting the previous year. The 1992 set used UV coating on both sides
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...s "rookie card" was issued in the 1948 Leaf set). When Playoff revived the Leaf name in 2002, they continued this tradition.
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...ranteed one Hall of Famer card in each seven-card foil pack. Also 24K gold leaf stamped versions of these Hall of Famer cards were randomly inserted into p
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...es, about a month apart, in November and December, 1997. Like with [[1996 Leaf Signature Series]] each pack contains one autograph.
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...kie in a box of 2001 Leaf Rookies & Stars were 1:100. The vast majority of Leaf Rookies & Stars's rookies either had their RCs issued in previous years, or
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...w owned by Panini America. D-P produced cards under the Donruss, Playoff, Leaf, and Score brands.
...Beatrice US Confections, and the three operations were combined under the Leaf, Inc. banner. Together, the companies produced such popular brands as Milk
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