1997-98 Black Diamond Set Question

[KAB-1993]

Looking at purchasing a couple of cards from this set and was told by multiple long time hobbyists that the (regular not die-cut) quad diamonds were printed to 50 for each player.

They aren't #'ed on the actual cards so I am curious if anyone can enlighten me whether this is accurate information or not?

Would help with creating a valuation before I buy any of the Sedin twins, Luongo or Lecavalier.

 

[TanguayFan]

Yes, the Quad Diamonds have a print run of 50. I own two of them (Tanguay and Elias), and also owned a Daniel Sedin at one time. They are uber-tough to track down.

 

[TurcoCollector3]

As stated above, that is true. I have a couple of the Luongo quads, and they are tough to track down.

 

[KAB-1993]

Yes, the Quad Diamonds have a print run of 50. I own two of them (Tanguay and Elias), and also owned a Daniel Sedin at one time. They are uber-tough to track down.

Appreciate the confirmation, makes my decision much easier!

As stated above, that is true. I have a couple of the Luongo quads, and they are tough to track down.

Thanks for the helpful affirmation, looks like I will be going ahead with a purchase.

 

[Raffi31]

I have Marleau Isbister from this set

 

[gobuffalo2331]

Yes 50 made is the stated print run although not serial numbered. Very sharp set!

 

[GoalieFan89]

Yes very tough cards to track down! Very nice looking cards. I have the Sundin, Roberts and Leetch (not die-cut).

The die cuts appear fairly often, the non die-cuts do not. Good luck!

 

[gobuffalo2331]

Yes very tough cards to track down! Very nice looking cards. I have the Sundin, Roberts and Leetch (not die-cut).

The die cuts appear fairly often, the non die-cuts do not. Good luck!

The quad Verticals can be very hard to find pending the player. And yes the base quads are tough. I still think I need the Hasek quad I'll have to look.