Player card view
Limited Logos resolves to 7 tracked cards in the archive. The mapped copy volume for this view is 349.
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2003-04 limited logos card from the debut Upper Deck Exquisite Collection checklist. Limited Logos is one of the visual signatures of early Exquisite and remains one of the product's most recognizable insert families.
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2004-05 limited logos card from the sophomore Upper Deck Exquisite Collection checklist. Limited Logos remains one of the clearest visual signatures of the Exquisite brand and is already fully mature by the second release. Source note: Purple.
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2004-05 limited logos card from the sophomore Upper Deck Exquisite Collection checklist. Limited Logos remains one of the clearest visual signatures of the Exquisite brand and is already fully mature by the second release. Source note: Yellow.
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Listed on the linked TCDB checklist entry for the Limited Logos branch. Limited Logos keeps the 2006 release squarely in classic Exquisite autograph-patch territory instead of letting the year fade into a placeholder middle chapter. Source note: Autograph and patch insert.
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Generated from the complete 2007-08 checklist CSV for the Limited Logos branch. Source note: Single-player signed memorabilia insert; TCDB includes two Kobe Bryant cards (LL-KB and LL-KB1).
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Generated from the complete 2007-08 checklist CSV for the Limited Logos branch. Source note: Single-player signed memorabilia insert; TCDB includes two Kobe Bryant cards (LL-KB and LL-KB1).
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2008-09 limited logos checklist entry. Limited Logos remains a true flagship prestige branch in 2008 rather than a late-run afterthought. Source note: Limited Logos signed patch insert with Kobe Bryant #/24, LeBron James #/23 and Steve Nash #/24 exceptions called out by Cardboard Connection.
