-------Leaf was first to design the Superfractor-------

George_Calfas · May 21, 2013

So doing some scanning of my Lankford collection and I stopped to notice that the surface design looked.....well familiar. Much has been made about the new leadership ( [MENTION=1948]Leaf[/MENTION] ) and the development of the Super Prismatics and how these appear similar to the Topps Superfractor. Take a peak at the below 1998 Leaf Ray Lankford and see what the "Old Leaf" company developed.

How dare Topps rehash and old design :gasp:

corockies · May 21, 2013

But... but... it's not sparkly - no credit for Leaf!
P.S. - I love the 1997 and 1998 Leaf Fractal sets!

kerryfan5 · May 21, 2013

George_Calfas said:
So doing some scanning of my Lankford collection and I stopped to notice that the surface design looked.....well familiar. Much has been made about the new leadership ( [MENTION=1948]Leaf[/MENTION] ) and the development of the Super Prismatics and how these appear similar to the Topps Superfractor. Take a peak at the below 1998 Leaf Ray Lankford and see what the "Old Leaf" company developed.

How dare Topps rehash and old design :gasp:

Go leaf.

hoopster3977 · May 21, 2013

You're really reaching George.

TBTwinsFan · May 21, 2013

The pattern is that of a superfractor. Doesn't have a chrome finish though. Not sure if that matters, but I'd throw it out there.

gracecollector · May 21, 2013

How are you defining Superfractor? Etching, repeating pattern, etc?

1996 Bowman Atomics look like superfractors too. 1993 Pacific Prisms aren't far off. Not sure what makes a Superfractor a Superfractor though. Doesn't the 1/1 play in?

George_Calfas · May 21, 2013

Crap, forgot about the 1996 Atomics.......Damn you old Leaf, you stole a design from Topps.

George_Calfas · May 21, 2013

hoopster3977 said:
You're really reaching George.

Sorry for trying to have fun on a Tuesday.

hoopster3977 · May 21, 2013

I like fun George.

George_Calfas · May 21, 2013

hoopster3977 said:
I like fun George.

Yes, we know that you exude fun.

MojoDan · May 21, 2013

hoopster3977 said:
I like fun George.

Fun George is "okay," and "independent George" is cool too, but I'm looking forward to the proclamation that this is...

"The summer of George!"

Philip J. Fry · May 21, 2013

gracecollector said:
How are you defining Superfractor? Etching, repeating pattern, etc?

1996 Bowman Atomics look like superfractors too. 1993 Pacific Prisms aren't far off. Not sure what makes a Superfractor a Superfractor though. Doesn't the 1/1 play in?

I love the 1996 Atomics.

Austin · May 21, 2013

You're all wrong!
Pacific invented the Superfractor with its legendary Saved by the Bell set:

RStadlerASU22 · May 21, 2013

Austin said:
You're all wrong!
Pacific invented the Superfractor with its legendary Saved by the Bell set:

Maybe this is why Pacific actually had to go. It's hard to recover from that. I'm not sure I want to know if those are yours or not

Ryan

Sjrmn91 · May 21, 2013

hoopster3977 said:
You're really reaching George.

K, Mr. Fun-Sponge.

wlalocal71 · May 21, 2013

the saved by the bell set looks more like a 98 PMG than a Superfractor

corockies · May 21, 2013

Fun fact - Screech school used memorabilia was the first serial #ed set to 25!

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