Did you think we were done looking for Franken-cards here yet? Ohhhh no. I have spare time.
Why on Earth would you do this to a card that could have been so nice? I know they need to use stickers but really? Get it together, Topps.
$200 bucks a box or whatever it is and half the cards are redemptions and the rest are either piece meal patch cards that look shoddy or franken-stickers.
#losing
Showing posts with label what is this?. Show all posts
Showing posts with label what is this?. Show all posts
September 28, 2011
Triple Nightmare
Labels:
2011 Topps Triple Threads,
what is this?
October 2, 2010
Game Used... Underwear?
I know there have been jokes about what part of the pants they choose to cut and put into game used pants cards, but this is a little goofy.
It seems as though someone took the time to custom make a custom card of Jay Bruce
using his underwear... at least I am assume they are his underwear. Or he could be cutting up Hanes tighty whiteys and gluing them onto cards.
Maybe you are a Phillies fan and would prefer Ryan Howard's drawers
.
Or.... Joe Mauer's drawers
...
I guess everyone in baseball is a briefs kinda guy.
It seems as though someone took the time to custom make a custom card of Jay Bruce
Maybe you are a Phillies fan and would prefer Ryan Howard's drawers
Or.... Joe Mauer's drawers
I guess everyone in baseball is a briefs kinda guy.
Labels:
eBay idiots,
ridiculous eBay auctions,
what is this?
February 23, 2010
Can someone explain these to me?
When I do searches on eBay that involve jersey cards, I usually end up getting cards that manufactured. They aren't cards that you get from Upper Deck or Topps.
Here's a Derek Jeter jersey card
I don't understand.
National Sportscard Authenticators created the card, included a game-used jersey, threw it in slab and viola.
Is there a market for these cards? Because at the price they are charging, I can two, maybe even three Jeter jersey cards from Topps or Upper Deck. Then again, these days how do we even know those are real?
Here's a Derek Jeter jersey card
National Sportscard Authenticators created the card, included a game-used jersey, threw it in slab and viola.
Is there a market for these cards? Because at the price they are charging, I can two, maybe even three Jeter jersey cards from Topps or Upper Deck. Then again, these days how do we even know those are real?
Labels:
Derek Jeter,
ebay,
what is this?
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