Question:
How come some sets in the Beckett guides have their manufacturer names on them and some do not?
For example, why is FINEST called "Finest" and not "Topps Finest" or why is Ultra called "Ultra" and not "Fleer Ultra"?
Conversely, why is TOPPS TRIPLE THREADS called "Topps Triple Threads" and not "Triple Threads" or why is "PANINI NATIONAL TREASURES" called "Panini National Treasures" and not just "National Treasures"?
Is their any rhyme or reason behind this?
Personally, I wish all the sets had their manufacture names in front of them. I try to keep all my cards in order like Beckett has them because they're easier to pull/find that way, but it is weird that my SP cards aren't with my Upper Deck's and my Studio's aren't with my other Donruss cards.
How come some sets in the Beckett guides have their manufacturer names on them and some do not?
For example, why is FINEST called "Finest" and not "Topps Finest" or why is Ultra called "Ultra" and not "Fleer Ultra"?
Conversely, why is TOPPS TRIPLE THREADS called "Topps Triple Threads" and not "Triple Threads" or why is "PANINI NATIONAL TREASURES" called "Panini National Treasures" and not just "National Treasures"?
Is their any rhyme or reason behind this?
Personally, I wish all the sets had their manufacture names in front of them. I try to keep all my cards in order like Beckett has them because they're easier to pull/find that way, but it is weird that my SP cards aren't with my Upper Deck's and my Studio's aren't with my other Donruss cards.
