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First up will be the #78- RED SOX FABRIC OF THE GAME variations
Most of the variations can have autos associated with them as well, including many 1/1 items
The various die cuts have facts associated with why DLP produced them


BA - Commonly referred to as just " Base", it is meant to signify that it's just a " base" game used jersey piece used
In the case of Clemens Red Sox pieces, it is from a home jersey used in the 1995 season
They are die cut so they appear to show all the bases - hence the weird shape with the rounded 3 corners,
with the bottom sort of a straight line as home plate is surrounded by the two batter box front outlines

These generally have from 10-100 available, with modern jerseys having more, and the vintage items being used more sparingly. However-  they may have limited supply based on a variety of factors including jersey availability and various estate rights

We all know about the court cases on authenticity and such no need to go over them again

Frankly I consider all this stuff " manufactured" rarity, so I don't place much value on their " authenticity", to me its about how many get produced of a card
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DY - Commonly referred to as " Debut Year" , it is meant to signify the year when the TEAM NICKNAME made its debut
In the case of the Red Sox, in December 1907 then owner John Taylor decided to change the uniforms associated with the team. The fronts showed a large red stocking on them with Boston on it, and media began calling them the " Red Stockings" and eventually shortening it to " Red Sox"

The pieces available will range from just 1 all the way to 98. Due to the low year associated with the Red Sox being from 1907-- just 7 were created

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IN - meant to signify a special " Inscription", generally a player related factoid of interest
In Clemens case, the development of his nickname, and the year it first started getting used- 1986- his MVP season

Technically for Clemens there are 5 Inscription Auto / Jersey pieces ( cards 01/50, 02/50, 03/50, 04/50 and 05/50)
And the rest numbered 06/50 and higher thru 50/50 are the Inscription jersey pieces, so just 45 of those available

Most players there are between 10-50 available depending on the vintage/modern aspect. For Clemens 50 pieces available for the Inscription variation, with the first 5 used in the Auto variations

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JN - meant to signify a players Jersey Number- in Clemens case his Red Sox Jersey # 21
Just 21 jersey number cards available for this variation
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JY - Jersey Year- meant to signify the year of the jersey that was cut up
For Clemens it was a 1995 jersey so they created 95 pieces of this variation
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PS - Position - self explanatory meant to signify the players " Position"
Clemens being a Pitcher so the big P die cut. I was lucky to grab his jersey # on this variation
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