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Video Preview of Leaf Ali, and Army Football
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Ty Hope said:
I can answer this, those are from the Metals. There are 100 auto and 100 unauto supers in the set.
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Those Everlast Patches will be hot on ebay.
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George_Calfas said:
They did a tremendous job with them, no matter what you thought of Razor these cards look well done.
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To my knowledge, Leaf sold out of the Ali products this weekend and they look absolutely sick in person.
Using the same technology that Topps is using for the most part, only on a slightly heavier stock, they look great. As I understood it, superfractors will fall every other case on average and there will be a full set of both on card signed and unsigned superfractors. The backs and the coloring of the serial-numbers will differentiate between the two with the unsigned backs including the same content that is on the base and refractors, the signed backs include an authenticity statement from Leaf.
Using the same technology that Topps is using for the most part, only on a slightly heavier stock, they look great. As I understood it, superfractors will fall every other case on average and there will be a full set of both on card signed and unsigned superfractors. The backs and the coloring of the serial-numbers will differentiate between the two with the unsigned backs including the same content that is on the base and refractors, the signed backs include an authenticity statement from Leaf.
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Those reds and supers look absolutely incredible
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These will be bigger than most people are projecting.
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200lbhockeyplayer said:
One plus to these is etching over Topps baseball.
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The Reds and Supers look great. ( Can't believe I just typed that )
Does topps own the rights to Superfractors? The name and design.... on a quick glance it looks like the same design.
Does topps own the rights to Superfractors? The name and design.... on a quick glance it looks like the same design.
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P_Manning 18 said:
It's a printing technique not a design.
Has there been a checklist? Cause I am getting a bit nervous at the lack of "Opponents, Associates or "Fans of Ali" cards in any of the videos and pictures. If all we see is being placed in the product that would be nice, but I am pretty sure that wont be the case.
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nyc3 said:
They had all of the associates and opponents there. If you look and see the big pile in the video that is all of them, I am sure that Brian can provide a checklist. Some other people may have seen them and looked more in depth at them. They did have complete sets out for display at the show all weekend.
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Yeah I see the same 6 cards unless I am missing something.
It looks like Magic, hogan, jones jr., trump, Nolan, Rourke. I think they are also getting Dundee and frazier. But that cant be all, its the names we are not seeing thats worrying me. Cause so far its perfect!
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Not sure if this came across in the video, but the "supers" really do look like superfractors. They nailed that look.
Some of the Ali autos are a little rough, him being old and shaky and all, but some were also surprisingly good.
The relic cards, I concur, will be very popular.
I'm not a huge Ali fan, nor am I a huge wax buster, but I'd definitely enjoy getting in to this.
Some of the Ali autos are a little rough, him being old and shaky and all, but some were also surprisingly good.
The relic cards, I concur, will be very popular.
I'm not a huge Ali fan, nor am I a huge wax buster, but I'd definitely enjoy getting in to this.
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nyc3 said:
I'll try to screen cap when home, I wish I had been asked this earlier, Brian was fine with me taking anything out and looking but I figured I covered it. The associates and opponents were above the Hogan, Magic and what not.
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Maybe I came off wrong since its early, by no means do I think BG is hiding these like the ring from lord of the rings. I am just excited for these and sick of waiting for the CL :lol:
Also under the reds are those blue variations? What the hell are we calling these? Refractors?
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nyc3 said:
There were red, blue, base and supers. I'm guessing they will be prismatics, or I'd just call them prisms.
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My problem with the name "prismatic" is that metal does not and cannot be a prism, therefore it's kind of silly. Metal will vary in luster, sheen, etc...which would be my hangup with the naming, but it doesn't really matter if the cards look great. And they do.
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