Once i say "regular" player card in this case, I imply that the card clearly identifies the participant (or manager Koichi Ogata) on the front. My solely actual disappointment with it (apart from not getting an autographed card) is that none of the photos on the field front appear on any of the playing cards. The photograph on the entrance of the card reveals either a player or a number of players and the players aren't as prominently identified as they're on the "common" playing cards. When Epoch took this idea and went nuts with it for his or her team sets last summer season they added one or more stars on the again of every of the variants to clearly indicate if the card was a variant or not. The other subset is the ubiquitous four card checklist subset. Last year the set had 55 cards and had the considerably unwieldy title of "Realization Of An incredible Ambition". It doesn't look like BBM did anything like that, at least not for the first Version set.
