We read the serial off the card photo, so you can find the exact card even when it's not in the title.
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 sports card numbered 30/100 on eBay. Each listing below is a card numbered 30 out of a print run of 100, the specific copy from the limited print run, not just a generic /100 parallel.
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Cards numbered 30/100 are the 30th copy out of 100 produced in a given parallel. Collectors look for the 30/100 stamp for a range of reasons: it might match a jersey number, a birthday, or simply be a rare numerator at a popular print run. Listings below include every sports card currently on eBay numbered 30/100, indexed from the listing image rather than the title.
For broader context, see every card numbered /100 or learn more about what serial numbers on sports cards mean.
A card stamped 30/100 is the 30th copy out of 100 produced. The denominator (100) is the parallel's print run; the numerator (30) identifies that specific copy. Each card numbered 30/100 is one of exactly 100 in the world.
Across every parallel produced to 100 copies, exactly one carries the 30/100 stamp. So for any given card and parallel, the 30/100 copy is one-of-one. The aggregate population across all sets is much higher because thousands of different cards are produced in /100 runs.
eBay's title search misses most 30/100 cards because sellers usually don't include the exact number in the title. Serial Scout reads serial numbers from listing images and lets you filter by exact numerator and denominator. This page shows active eBay listings numbered 30/100, indexed continuously.
