What does ‘Hit’ mean – Definition – The Sports Card Glossary
In sports cards, a hit is one of the special cards in a pack or box that's worth more than the rest,…
In sports cards, a hit is one of the special cards in a pack or box that's worth more than the rest,…
In sports cards, a razz is an online raffle for a card: the organizer sells numbered entry spots at a set price,…
In sports cards, SSP stands for super short print: a card printed in even smaller numbers than a regular short print (SP),…
In sports cards, Pop 1 is short for "population of 1": only one copy of that card has received that grade from…
In sports cards, comps (short for comparables) are recent sale prices of the same card, in the same condition, that collectors use…
In sports cards, a case hit is a rare card that turns up, on average, about once per sealed case of a…
In sports cards, a break is a live-streamed box opening where several collectors each buy a share of a box or case,…
In sports cards, BMWT stands for bubble mailer with tracking: the card ships in a padded bubble mailer as a package, with…
In card collecting, a raw card is any card that hasn't been graded, so it isn't sealed in a grading company's plastic…
A refractor card is a chrome sports card with a reflective finish that throws a rainbow of color when you tilt it…