2016 Topps Chrome question

[bdink25]

Is there a difference between the Refractors that have a
plain background and the ones that have the honey comb
in the lower corner?? Neither are #'d. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks Butch

 

[chief wahoo]

Is there a difference between the Refractors that have a
plain background and the ones that have the honey comb
in the lower corner?? Neither are #'d. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks Butch

Butch, I could be wrong, but I think that all of the base refractors have the honeycomb to some degree, however the area varies depending the cropping of the photo. If I look closely at some of the portrait layout refractors I can usually make out at least one or two honeycombs at the bottom left.

 

[bdink25]

Thank you. Butch

Butch, I could be wrong, but I think that all of the base refractors have the honeycomb to some degree, however the area varies depending the cropping of the photo. If I look closely at some of the portrait layout refractors I can usually make out at least one or two honeycombs at the bottom left.

 

[bonzomoretti]

Butch, What Chief said...and...if you turn the card over and it says refractor next to the number, then it is a regular refractor. If it says nothing, then it is either a base chrome or a prism or other colored refractors. It seems that Topps only labeled the regular refractors with the refractor designation on back. Hope that helps. Mike

 

[bdink25]

Yes. That is good. Yeah Topps. Thanks Butch

Butch, What Chief said...and...if you turn the card over and it says refractor next to the number, then it is a regular refractor. If it says nothing, then it is either a base chrome or a prism or other colored refractors. It seems that Topps only labeled the regular refractors with the refractor designation on back. Hope that helps. Mike