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May 23, 2011

Available Teams for Facebook Case

Some of you have asked what teams are available in the Facebook case break of 2011 Topps Series 2 Jumbo so I thought I would list it here as well.

If you would like a team from this break you need to send the payment with "FACEBOOK" in the title so that I can file the payment with that break. If you are sending payment here and have a team in the blog case, please note that with your address so I can mail in one box.

Teams available:

Marlins

Pirates

Orioles

Diamondbacks

Astros

Rockies

Blue Jays

Royals

Twins

November 4, 2010

Let's be friends :-)

This really is just a shameless plug. But I figured I would throw it out there.

I have a new Facebook page for work. I'm going to write about sports (usually Philadelphia sports, just so you're warned) and college sports.

I'll take questions and talk to people. Also, I'm going to try to create a few discussions a week for everyone to talk about.

I think it will be fun. So, if you want, stop by the page and click the old "Like" button.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Susan-Lulgjuraj-on-Sports/169604046398546

April 24, 2010

Panini striking when hot

Panini figured out a way to capitalize right away the on the NFL Draft. The NFL Draft has become a television event just as much as anything else. It isn't just football people waiting for picks, but fans from every team across this country has followed the draft over the last two days.

Admittedly, I don't collect football cards, but I like what Panini did here.

The company posted pictures of their news card, which are the first for the player. FIRST!

As collectors, who doesn't want the first? This is a Sam Bradford card for 2010 Prestige.


Are they the best looking cards? No, but they hold a specific purpose and Panini did that. They are grabbing hold of the NFL interest while it's there instead of waiting until the preseason begins, when fans begin to get interested again.

Panini made several of these card images available on their Facebook page, along with cards that aren't sharp looking.

Panini had a cutout in each card of the draftees and inserted a plastic helmet on each card. This way they aren't committed to any one team and can make these cards with the players way ahead of time. For a first go-around, I think this is a great job by Panini.

Hmmm, maybe they could make MLB cards ....

P.S. I like how some eBay members are already using these pics in their auctions.

January 29, 2009

Find Us On Facebook!

For all of you that are on Facebook we have created a page and look forward to chatting with you. We can talk all day and you'll never get your work done. I know you're excited about that.

Show us what you got!