I know this is technically 'sports' but I'm running into a lot of variants and the sellers know less than I do. So far I've seen "test cards" that are not really test cards. "Gold" that are not really gold and some color variations, just to name a few. <BR>Any help would be appreciated. <BR>AceHow many variations are there?4567

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Anna Kournikova 2000 Edge

I don't follow sports cards but is this what you're asking about?
https://www.tcdb.com/Person.cf...3167/Anna-Kournikova

Anna Kournikova, if only she could have played tennis as good as she looked. Still made a fortune though.

Definitely get more info on her cards on Blowout or other sports card sites.

Yes, the first 5 cards on the list and they are a variation of the gold and blue. They look like silver and green. Only have seen one of these.

There are also ones with holographic backgrounds.

She was ranked number one in the world in 1999 by the WTA.

Not that it matters, but the highest ranking Kournikova ever had for singles was #8. She was a good doubles player and she got to be ranked #1 in doubles with a couple of other well known stars for partners.

She could have been really good, but she was always getting hurt and dropping out of tournaments as a single. Not that #8 in the world was bad. She was forced to retire early, but her cards and autographs live on.