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Browse every serial-numbered sports card listed on eBay, from one-of-one chase cards to /5, /25, /99, /150, and beyond. Continuously updated.
Every active sports card listing where the serial numerator is 65, across all print runs. The 65th copy from /99, /50, /25, /10 and other parallels, all in one place.
100+ listings numbered 65/X.
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Cards numbered 65/X are the 65th copy produced of their parallel print run. The 65 numerator stays the same across every set and parallel, but the denominator (the X) changes: a 65/99 is the 65th of 99, a 65/25 is the 65th of 25, and so on. Collectors who care about the 65 stamp rather than a specific print run can browse them all here.
For a specific print run, see the combo pages linked above. For broader context on what serial numbers mean, see our guide to serial-numbered sports cards.
A card numbered 65/X is the 65th copy out of its parallel's print run, where X varies by set and parallel. A 65/99 is the 65th of 99, a 65/25 is the 65th of 25, and so on. The /X notation is collector shorthand for "of any print run."
Collectors hunt 65/X cards for a range of reasons: it might match a jersey number, a birthday day, a card number, or simply be a numerator they collect across all parallels. Each 65/X copy is one-of-one for its specific print run.
For any given parallel, the 65/X copy is one-of-one — only one card in the world carries that exact stamp for that print run. Across all sets and parallels combined, 65/X copies exist in larger total numbers because thousands of different cards are produced each year, but each individual 65/X card is unique.
eBay's title search misses most 65/X cards because sellers rarely include the exact serial in the listing title. Serial Scout reads serial numbers from listing images and lets you filter by exact numerator. This page shows active listings with a numerator of 65, across all print runs.
