2011 Upper Deck All-Time Greats - Previews Posted

[Card Magnet]

Not to shabby. The Jordan letters aren't open like the lettermen we're used to. They are enclosed in plastic with the auto on the plastic. I like that! I usually avoid signed letter cards because the auto is either forced in or bleeds.

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[rymflaherty]

I get that fading/bleeding can be a problem on the signed letters.....but I'm not sure the plastic insert is much better. If that is the only solution......then I'd just assume not even bother, if they are manufactured patches.

The other cards look pretty good though. The standard auto's remind me of Press Pass......which actually isn't a bad thing, as I like the clean designs and on-card auto's. (The fact that PP doesn't usually gain or hold value is the negative, not their designs)
The Jordan 1:6 boxes is pretty crazy, it'll be interesting to see the price point on this,

 

[Rickzcards]

Hopefully it's better than some of the other "Greats" products released. Might be fun to rip a box or two but don't get your hopes up to high because it is afterall Upper Deck.

 

[jbrown]

Cards that won't suck:
Look for Legacy Book Cards featuring a living legend paired with a deceased cut signature!
-Michael Jordan & Pete Maravich

 

[Card Geeks Blog]

Oh know...remember Topps Paradigm football letters with sticker autos on them? These don't look much better.

On an entirely different note I'm always pumped to see more jordan autos flooding the market because one day I'll actually be able to buy one without feeling sick to my stomach. His autos are dropping daily while his 90's inserts are climbing daily.

 

[Junior Griffey]

I'm with Jerry. Jordan autos should be dropping into my price range soon. I might pick up one at the National, although I'm sure Chicago won't be the best place to wheel and deal for one.