1st4040
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looks like a 94 Bowmans Best refractor to me...
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Now THIS is how you do an unlicensed product!!
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BBCgalaxee
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I'm guilty of saying it too but "unlicensed" isn't correct.
Unlicensed are cards which use illegal stolen images, likeness and logos of players and teams which receive no payment. Broder cards are these.
In baseball,
Panini and ud are licensed by the mlbpa.
Leaf is league or player licensed.
Itg was player licensed.
Whoever is pictured on these cards get paid unless legally they can't or are sketched.
Unlicensed are cards which use illegal stolen images, likeness and logos of players and teams which receive no payment. Broder cards are these.
In baseball,
Panini and ud are licensed by the mlbpa.
Leaf is league or player licensed.
Itg was player licensed.
Whoever is pictured on these cards get paid unless legally they can't or are sketched.
ChasHawk
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You're certainly entitled to your opinion but this Ruth is seen by some as one of the greatest baseball portraits ever done....
...and it doesn't even show his entire face.
Now crop off the top of the hat and say the same thing.
ChasHawk
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Yup. Wouldn't want those on a card.
Sorry that I'm not a huge fan of a set that consists entirely of way too close up facial portraits, or 3/4 backside views.
Sorry that I'm not a huge fan of a set that consists entirely of way too close up facial portraits, or 3/4 backside views.
MansGame
Active member
Me too, when I look at the new Finest BB, there's no comparison..
National treasures was easily the product of the year. It was obviously the nice hits that drove the product. The photography took a back seat to the hits and people were completely fine with it. This is showing us that if the product has the hits customers will flock to it. Not many seemed to be bothered with the photography. If Panini keep son putting out nice and innovative products the licensing will not matter. There is such a void in the market for a product like National Treasures kudos to Panini for seeing it and satisfying that need.
ChasHawk
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Yes but the op was about how awesome Prizm is, which many of us do not agree with.
I would agree with you guys on that. I will say if they build others will come. I hope to see better products on the market.
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