94-95 topps finest refractors, back scan help?

[Fritz]

anyone got a scan handy of the back of one of these? Sorting some Gary Roberts cards & I think I have the refractor but I'm not 100% sure. These didn't have an R next to the number if I remember correctly?

 

[Moose#11]

no "r" on the back of those.really had to rely on good eyesight and even better lighting to recognize the refractors that first year.the protective film didn't help matters either.

 

[Fritz]

no "r" on the back of those.really had to rely on good eyesight and even better lighting to recognize the refractors that first year.the protective film didn't help matters either.

heh yeah & the one I'm comparing it to has no protector on it

 

[Nicktron]

I think all you'd have to do is take it out into the sunlight, honestly those things shine like crazy. the regular cards reflect light, but they don't have the rainbow effect.

I also don't recall any designation on the back of the card to say it's a refractor. you're talking about the blue border ones right?

 

[Fritz]

I think all you'd have to do is take it out into the sunlight, honestly those things shine like crazy. the regular cards reflect light, but they don't have the rainbow effect.

I also don't recall any designation on the back of the card to say it's a refractor. you're talking about the blue border ones right?

yuppers, the blue/watery looking cards

 

[capsfan30]

The non-refractors are pretty flat when put into light. The refractors have the nice rainbow effect when reflecting light that we've grown to love with OPC Rainbow's from the last few years.

 

[rferrier]

Exact same backs used for the base and the refractor.