when you look at the back of a paige/robinson card listed on ebay, it says it's licensed by the ***** Leagues Baseball Museum, so it appears that museum claims ownership of the ***** league team wordmarks, logos, trademarks, etc.
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when you look at the back of a paige/robinson card listed on ebay, it says it's licensed by the ***** Leagues Baseball Museum, so it appears that museum claims ownership of the ***** league team wordmarks, logos, trademarks, etc.
metallicalex777
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Could be from a game used hat possibly.
That wasn't your point. Your point was they look like crap and people who buy it are what's wrong with the hobby and other things. Of course not everyone likes it. I get it, you want to say to everyone I told you so.
ChasHawk
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No, it really hasn't. The nice pieces are getting great prices like every card release. If you want to be selective, cool but your opinion has not been confirmed by anything unless your opinion that low end cards sell for cheap and high end cards sell for high prices...
D-Lite
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I don't even know what that is.
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Is that the cover of a video game he was on?
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MansGame
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LOL!!!!!!!
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http://m.ebay.com/itm/321537832252?nav=SEARCH
IMO this is how you do a non-logo card. I'm actually surprised at how much of the colors / name plate / jersey # they used. I think that's how you do a "perfect" look (regarding the photo) when you don't have the perfect circumstances.
**another Schmidt with him in his pinstripe jersey is done well too, but showed more of the helmet so you knew it was airbrushed
Ryan
IMO this is how you do a non-logo card. I'm actually surprised at how much of the colors / name plate / jersey # they used. I think that's how you do a "perfect" look (regarding the photo) when you don't have the perfect circumstances.
**another Schmidt with him in his pinstripe jersey is done well too, but showed more of the helmet so you knew it was airbrushed
Ryan
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metallicalex777
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Nicely done Tim!
metallicalex777
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Thanks! I can't wait to get the Trout, and I will be turning it into a somewhat major PC pickup if I can make the right deal
I'll have some cards to post over the next week or two that I'm pretty excited about.Just did some fun curiosity research (research conducted based on a collector tip shared in what I think was a recent triple threads thread not that long ago here on FCB).
I was looking through a Panini Immaculate gallery and noticed a giancarlo staton bat knob had a PSA number 1B05373 on the knob. it was also pulled and listed on ebay, fyi: http://www.ebay.com/itm/GIANCARLO-STANTON-2014-IMMACULATE-COLLECTION-BAT-KNOBS-BAT-KNOB-1-1-/361067063508?pt=US_Baseball&hash=item54114628d4
It turns out to be a Mike Stanton (name before namechange to Giancarlo) minor league bat from his season with the 2009 Jacksonville Suns. Funny that it's a minor league bat in a major league product.
Goldin Auction had it and it says the realized price was $501.75. Cracked handle so it appears to be perfect for Panini's purposes since they don't need a perfect bat to make knobs, barrels and bat chips for their cards.
PSA/DNA calls only the bat authentic based on the model number/length/weight of the bat according to the manufacturers ordering records for Stanton in 2009 (no opinion for the "Mike Stanton" signature on the bat) and Goldin did not provide in the item description a PSA/DNA cert number for the auto so it may not have been analyzed to see if is real or fake.
I was looking through a Panini Immaculate gallery and noticed a giancarlo staton bat knob had a PSA number 1B05373 on the knob. it was also pulled and listed on ebay, fyi: http://www.ebay.com/itm/GIANCARLO-STANTON-2014-IMMACULATE-COLLECTION-BAT-KNOBS-BAT-KNOB-1-1-/361067063508?pt=US_Baseball&hash=item54114628d4
It turns out to be a Mike Stanton (name before namechange to Giancarlo) minor league bat from his season with the 2009 Jacksonville Suns. Funny that it's a minor league bat in a major league product.
Goldin Auction had it and it says the realized price was $501.75. Cracked handle so it appears to be perfect for Panini's purposes since they don't need a perfect bat to make knobs, barrels and bat chips for their cards.
PSA/DNA calls only the bat authentic based on the model number/length/weight of the bat according to the manufacturers ordering records for Stanton in 2009 (no opinion for the "Mike Stanton" signature on the bat) and Goldin did not provide in the item description a PSA/DNA cert number for the auto so it may not have been analyzed to see if is real or fake.
ChasHawk
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^^Thats messed up imho that they can use a milb bat, but I'm not surprised.
