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2012-13 Upper Deck Exquisite Basketball

Regular price $12,000.00
Details

012-13 Upper Deck Exquisite Collection Basketball is an ultra-high-end, all-autograph product released November 19, 2013. One thing to know up front, from my own background rather than the listings below: Upper Deck had no NBA license by then, so players appear in college uniforms or without NBA logos.

Configuration

  • 3 boxes per case, 1 pack per box, 6 cards per pack 
  • Five of the six cards are autographs, all signed on-card
  • The sixth card is either a base card numbered to 99 or a 2013-14 Exquisite rookie numbered to 99 
  • Packs were hand collated, and it was sold only through Upper Deck Certified Diamond Dealers 
  • Rare "Super Tins" also exist

Base set

  • 79 cards: 60 veterans numbered to 99 and 19 rookies numbered to 199 
  • The checklist mixes veterans, retired players, and rookies from both the 2012-13 and 2013-14 classes 
  • Michael Jordan and LeBron James are the headline signers 

Autograph sets and print runs

Set Numbered to
Rookie Signatures 199 (Silver /50, Gold 1/1)
Endorsements 99 or less (parallel 1/1)
Endorsements Dual 75 or less per the sell sheet; one retailer lists 30 or less
Endorsements Triple 35 or less (parallel 1/1)
Impressions (inscriptions) 20 or less (parallel 1/1)
Dimensions (new) 70 or less
Dream Seasons Signatures 70 or less, with 1/1 Gold Spectrum parallels
Collegiate Signatures 99 or less
Collegiate Seal Signature Booklets 99 or 45
NCAA Championship Trophy Signatures 50 or less
Limited Logos 100 or less per the sell sheet; one retailer lists 25 or less
Masterpiece Signatures (new) 10
Sports Signatures (new) 10
Exquisite Sixteen (new) 1/1, with 16 autographs on one card
UD Black Signatures 99 or less
UD Black Dual Leather Book Signatures 40 or less 

UD Black Dual Signatures and UD Black Old School Signatures are also in the product

Notable cards

  • Dual autographs include Jordan/LeBron, Jordan/Magic, Jordan/Erving, and Bird/Magic, each numbered to 10.
  • Impressions cards carry nickname inscriptions, such as LeBron's "The King" numbered to 5.