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2012 Topps Series 1 Pujols and Reyes Short Prints
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I posted on their facebook page about how ridiculous these error and variations have gotten.
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There seems to be no middle ground with them.Some people love them and other hate them.I love the Legends Variations but I could care less about the team changes and Pie In The Face variatns.goldenegg1 said:
Added value at no additional cost to the consumer is always a good thing.
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Agreed.They do tend to go over board at times though.James52411 said:
uniquebaseballcards
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They're just cards, these cards makes the set even more interesting - especially from a set collecting perspective...which is appropriate given the set we're talking about here.
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braden said:
Nope, some people are into total fantasy, but not me...the players are shown on a team they're actually on the roster of.
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braden said:
What cards are you talking about? Are they actually shown on the correct team?
JoshHamilton
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I'll pick up a Reyes.
How much do SP's usually run?
How much do SP's usually run?
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Reyes will settle in around $15-$20 after the set builders get theirs.JoshHamilton said:
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uniquebaseballcards said:Good point with the photoshopping, at least the USA cards are honest (assuming the player isn't in the MLB the next year).
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Four is enough, I think.
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At least those ones make sense.
That hasn't always been the case with the SP's and Variants, some that have been very contrived or downright ridiculous. Because of that, I'd def. lean toward those saying "extra value" isn't a bad thing.
That hasn't always been the case with the SP's and Variants, some that have been very contrived or downright ridiculous. Because of that, I'd def. lean toward those saying "extra value" isn't a bad thing.
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Why is this ridiculous?
It's just a variant card picturing him with his new team.
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As a hobby store owner, Im on the front line & I can tell u that these "gimmicks" are great and collected/sought aster by my customers.
I bitch a lot about topps baseball stuff (rightfully so) but they kick major major ass w their flagship products.
I bitch a lot about topps baseball stuff (rightfully so) but they kick major major ass w their flagship products.
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That is refreshing coming from you.BBCgalaxee said:
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another variation added...
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hofmichael
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There is also a Sandoval variation where he is beating up a mascot.I will updated the pictures on the blog shortly.
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In a weird way I kinda like the variations more than parallels. At least they have something different about them other than color. It's more like the pre-parallel days with errors. Those were indirectly the "inserts" people sought prior to inserts.
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