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Maybe i have missed some but after doing searches on the bay i can not find any on card autos from 2010 Topps products. Since there is no more Uppet deck , in the future am i just going to have to buy old cards from other products? I get urges to add autographed cards of current players from time to time and i prefer on card autos as i would like to add the most current release but am i just going to be out if luck since topps is now the only source for cards?? Are there any future releases from topps that have on card auto's?

For example i would like to add a pujols on card auto to my pc. From the looks at i think the best choice as far as price goes and being a on card i will have to go for a Upper Deck sweet spot auto which i dont mind as they are beautiful but should i hold out for an upcoming release?
 

schmidtfan20

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since Upper Deck is gone???? LOL Are you kidding me? UD always used stickers and many times they didn't
even match the card! Topps is the only card company that still makes on card autos. Heritage and Ginter
every year, even some triple threads were on card. Plenty to collect this year.

Kevin
 
schmidtfan20 said:
since Upper Deck is gone???? LOL Are you kidding me? UD always used stickers and many times they didn't
even match the card! Topps is the only card company that still makes on card autos. Heritage and Ginter
every year, even some triple threads were on card. Plenty to collect this year.

Kevin

Ill keep the 2 you mentioned in mind. Upper deck did have those nice exquisite and ultimate on card autos.
 

ChasHawk

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schmidtfan20 said:
since Upper Deck is gone???? LOL Are you kidding me? UD always used stickers and many times they didn't
even match the card! Topps is the only card company that still makes on card autos. Heritage and Ginter
every year, even some triple threads were on card. Plenty to collect this year.

Kevin
Aside from the fact that you're biased, you're also wrong.

Nearly all of 2008 & 2009 Ultimate were on-card. You know, like high-end products should be?

Plus:

UltimateSig4of99.jpg


2005UltimateSignatureDecades.jpg


2005UltimateSignatureMVPsDualAutogr.jpg


UltSigDual234-250.jpg


2005UltimateSignatureDualROYs9-25.jpg


2003SweetSpot.jpg


2005SweetSpot7-25.jpg


Trilogy53-75.jpg


2000UDLegendsAuto.jpg


UD made a shitload of on-card autos, especially when it mattered most.
 

uniquebaseballcards

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Cool! Then I'd say a sticker that's autographed while already applied to a card is an 'on-card sticker auto' :cool:

chashawk said:
Yep, it is. :D The pieces of bat, ball, glove, etc are in/on the card when the player signs it. Same with these:
 

beefycheddar

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uniquebaseballcards said:
Cool! Then I'd say a sticker that's autographed while already applied to a card is an 'on-card sticker auto' :cool:

chashawk said:
Yep, it is. :D The pieces of bat, ball, glove, etc are in/on the card when the player signs it. Same with these:

But who sends cards to players with a sticker on them, they sign a sticker then it is put on the card. The Sweet Spot is the design element.
 

uniquebaseballcards

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beefycheddar said:
uniquebaseballcards said:
Cool! Then I'd say a sticker that's autographed while already applied to a card is an 'on-card sticker auto' :cool:

chashawk said:
Yep, it is. :D The pieces of bat, ball, glove, etc are in/on the card when the player signs it. Same with these:

But who sends cards to players with a sticker on them, they sign a sticker then it is put on the card. The Sweet Spot is the design element.

I don't know if the card is sent to the player with the bat, ball, glove, etc already in it, I only know all of these things come off the card like a sticker would come off a card - with glue.
 

beefycheddar

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uniquebaseballcards said:
beefycheddar said:
uniquebaseballcards said:
Cool! Then I'd say a sticker that's autographed while already applied to a card is an 'on-card sticker auto' :cool:

chashawk said:
Yep, it is. :D The pieces of bat, ball, glove, etc are in/on the card when the player signs it. Same with these:

But who sends cards to players with a sticker on them, they sign a sticker then it is put on the card. The Sweet Spot is the design element.

I don't know if the card is sent to the player with the bat, ball, glove, etc already in it, I only know it comes off the card like a sticker comes off a card - with glue.

The card is sent that way, Phil Hughes posted pics of him signing the Sweet Spot cards. They were built already. Now you know.
 

uniquebaseballcards

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beefycheddar said:
uniquebaseballcards said:
beefycheddar said:
uniquebaseballcards said:
Cool! Then I'd say a sticker that's autographed while already applied to a card is an 'on-card sticker auto' :cool:

chashawk said:
Yep, it is. :D The pieces of bat, ball, glove, etc are in/on the card when the player signs it. Same with these:

But who sends cards to players with a sticker on them, they sign a sticker then it is put on the card. The Sweet Spot is the design element.

I don't know if the card is sent to the player with the bat, ball, glove, etc already in it, I only know it comes off the card like a sticker comes off a card - with glue.

The card is sent that way, Phil Hughes posted pics of him signing the Sweet Spot cards. They were built already. Now you know.

Thanks, that's wonderful to know, but it doesn't mean the element is any different than a sticker.
 

ChasHawk

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jake9494 said:
You do realize bowman chrome is topps right.
I'm sure he does.

He is talking mostly about retired/HOF/current star players - which topps does a ****** job of.


uniquebaseballcards said:
beefycheddar said:
uniquebaseballcards said:
beefycheddar said:
uniquebaseballcards said:
Cool! Then I'd say a sticker that's autographed while already applied to a card is an 'on-card sticker auto' :cool:

[quote="chashawk":3ek9u5lc]Yep, it is. :D The pieces of bat, ball, glove, etc are in/on the card when the player signs it. Same with these:

But who sends cards to players with a sticker on them, they sign a sticker then it is put on the card. The Sweet Spot is the design element.

I don't know if the card is sent to the player with the bat, ball, glove, etc already in it, I only know it comes off the card like a sticker comes off a card - with glue.

The card is sent that way, Phil Hughes posted pics of him signing the Sweet Spot cards. They were built already. Now you know.

Thanks, that's wonderful to know, but it doesn't mean the element is any different than a sticker.[/quote:3ek9u5lc]
Yes, it does.

The whole concept of the sticker is so that 1,000s of them can be signed at once by the player and then applied to any card for years to come.

The way Sweet Spot is designed, built, signed is just about the same as on-card autos, and FAAAAARRRR from stickers.
 

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