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They definitely are in rough shape, even for Razor Metal cards. The Kelly looks like someone pressed really hard against it with their thumb nail.
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They definitely are in rough shape, even for Razor Metal cards. The Kelly looks like someone pressed really hard against it with their thumb nail.
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Are they supposed to be that way?
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My Lyles looks good.
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nice, they look prismatic. 
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HPC said:
They put in the descriptions that they could be in rough shape since they were a test run.
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Nice refractors!
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beefycheddar said:
Okay
I thought I read that they were going to be rough, but wasnt sure
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HPC said:
The one I wanted the most was the roughest. But knowing they were going to be rough, I can deal. If I pulled this from a pack, like the other 6 will be, then that would anger me.
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The autograph is the main flaw on mine...but that can happen with anything. That said...it's easily my favorite Lyles card.
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Wish I could have gotten the Weeks before it was pulled. Has it been confirmed that these will be inserted in their 2010 product?
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Never is ever "confirmed" until the product is live.mredsox89 said:
It is anticipated that the remaining "Prismatic" singles will be inserted into a 2010 Razor product, but who knows. I may be mistaken, but these were going to be in the "M" release that didn't come out due to production issues.
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200lbhockeyplayer said:
There is a Razor 2010 product on eBay right now. $250 for a PSA 7 or better pre 1970 card, or PSA/DNA card.
Sounds like a ... deal.
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Laugh all you want, I just saw a guy hit a Koufax psa/dna rookie auto
In short runs, you would lose your ass on this product. Bust a good bit, and you should do well. All the value is in the monster hits.
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200lbhockeyplayer said:
The autograph is the main flaw on mine...but that can happen with anything. That said...it's easily my favorite Lyles card.
I'll say they look nice, I'd still take the Black and Silver over these. But I love those cards. I'll put scans up tonight.
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Not laughing at all. It's really poor packaging and salesmanship. I hate to get on Razor's case, again (no really, I do), but I'm looking at the pictures of the box on eBay and it says what I said above - Psa 7+ 1970 or older card, or a PSA/DNA card. Maybe the back of the box has a checklist on it, but I'm thinking that this has Tristar written all over it and for $250, I'm going to pull out a PSA 7 1969 Steve Carlton card or a PSA/DNA Keith Hernandez 1985 Topps card.
Even the one auction that has a description:
Configuration: 1 pack per box. 1 card per pack.
Razor is excited to present this very unique vintage trading card release. Razor has searched worldwide for an amazing selection of PRE-1970 Vintage graded cards and PRE-1970 Vintage signed cards. This release is 95% composed of Hall of Famers with the remainder of the set being legends that should be in the Hall, like Pete Rose and Roger Maris.
Each and every card included in this product is slabbed by PSA or PSA/DNA (two of the markets most respected authenticators). To ensure the highest quality, all unsigned PSA graded cards are PSA graded 7 or higher (no qualifiers!). On the autograph side, every card is slabbed authentic by PSA/DNA.
Razor is most excited to present to the market what we believe is the ultimate chase: 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle SIGNED in vintage ballpoint. PSA/DNA has graded the signature a 10, making this the single finest signature EVER authenticated by PSA/DNA on a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle. Like the rest of the cards in this product, we spent over one year searching the market for gems such as this to assure collectors everywhere a memorable pack opening experience.
- 1 Graded PSA 7 or higher Pre-1970 or Slabbed Authentic Pre-1970 autographed card per pack
- Production Limited
- Look For 1952 Mickey Mantle Autograph Card - PSA 10 Autograph
Okay, sub out Keith Hernandez and add in Robin Yount. I assume that "Hall of Fame" is trademarked so that couldn't be used on the product box, but something to let us know other than "legends of the baseball diamond"... How about "only "the finest players ever", "the best of all time", or some other puffery? Reading "pre 1970 CARD" leaves something to be deisred.... "pre 1970 star/superstar/prismatic star" may be better...
i still don't get why you care how they market stuff
You don't work for them.
Let them worry about how they market stuff.
You don't work for them.
Let them worry about how they market stuff.
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Here is a pic we took at National of Brian and the Mantle. But good job Jeff taking a Razor thread and turning it a completely different direction than the purpose of the original post.
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Pre-70 is pre-1970...therefore Robin Yount wouldn't qualify.
I'd hate to nitpick (no really, I do), but since you are so will I.
Clearly the product isn't for everybody. No products are. Am I willing spring $240 for this product? Nope, but people will and that is why it is out there. I actually really like the idea, just not the price point...it's not for me.
I'd hate to nitpick (no really, I do), but since you are so will I.
Clearly the product isn't for everybody. No products are. Am I willing spring $240 for this product? Nope, but people will and that is why it is out there. I actually really like the idea, just not the price point...it's not for me.
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200lbhockeyplayer said:
You're right; I was wrong. I missed that the PSA/DNA card was also pre 70.
It's not a horrible idea, I agree; just not at $250. $100, maybe.
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$100 would be my kind of price as well.Jeff N. said:
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