BiggioBrooks755
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Another card that was hotter than hot that has no MLB logo on it...
What do you call the USA on his hat and uniform? I call it a logo.
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What do you call the USA on his hat and uniform? I call it a logo.
BiggioBrooks755
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Also, you cant tell me this looks good: 2012 Leaf Valiant Carlos Correa Rookie Auto | eBay or this: 5 Count Lot Carlos Correa 2012 Rize Rookies Inaugural Edition RCS | eBay
Austin
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The players are the MLBPA. That has nothing to do with the team logo license, which Topps has the exclusive rights to, and is by definition, a monopoly of the team logo usage.
Usage of the players and the manufacturing of baseball cards themselves is an oligopoly. Usage of the logos is exclusive; Topps has a monopoly.
MansGame
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Topps has a monopoly, period.
If it weren't for NT this year, this conversation would be MUCH different. I was even enticed to jump into about a dozen breaks of this stuff. Then again, like I've said, everything was a hit and some super premium cards.
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If it weren't for NT this year, this conversation would be MUCH different. I was even enticed to jump into about a dozen breaks of this stuff. Then again, like I've said, everything was a hit and some super premium cards.
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notjomommasclint
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If Chevrolet had an exclusive contract with MLB. Would they have a monopoly?
I'm old Greg
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uniquebaseballcards
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No, but it would be the only brand of vehicle many people would buy as a result. Nothing wrong with that either.
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MansGame
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No, but it would be the only brand of vehicle many people would buy as a result. Nothing wrong with that either.
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I dont have a problem with unlicensed cards, it just depends on how they are done. To me, cutoff hats and closeup shots > airbrushed hats and jerseys or plain clothes. I love what panini is doing and hope they can keep up the good work. Probably my favorite gu set of all time is NT. The player selection is great combined with tiers of different relics and I love the design of the card itself. My only complaints is lack of color photos and it would be cool to see the jersey number cutouts on some of the relics. My favorite gu set was 04 LCM fabric of the game but I think that NT has taken that top honor. I think NT is product of the year by a long shot.
You cant tell me these dont look good
You cant tell me these dont look good
MansGame
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Can someone show me or back up any other non-licensed product release other than NT? Like I said, if it weren't for NT, this thread would be much different.
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I dont have a problem with unlicensed cards, it just depends on how they are done. To me, cutoff hats and closeup shots > airbrushed hats and jerseys or plain clothes. I love what panini is doing and hope they can keep up the good work. Probably my favorite gu set of all time is NT. The player selection is great combined with tiers of different relics and I love the design of the card itself. My only complaints is lack of color photos and it would be cool to see the jersey number cutouts on some of the relics. My favorite gu set was 04 LCM fabric of the game but I think that NT has taken that top honor. I think NT is product of the year by a long shot.
You cant tell me these dont look good
Absolutely agreed across the board here with NT. Plus, in typical Panini fashion...they SPd a few of the more "common" guys to keep a solid chase going. The only frustrating thing is that a set is all but impossible with a few common jersey 1/1s. There are of course a few others with 5 or less...regardless...incredible selection of players.
Yep, they SPd the plain common jerseys of Gibson, Robin Roberts, and Ashburn to /1 and Musial /2. I know where the Roberts, Ashburn and one of the musials went so the base set is impossible.
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I can't think of any unlicensed sets, they're all licensed one way or another.
no, they have no contract with the MLBPA
What city does the USA...Stars? Are they the USA Stars? What city does Team USA derive from and which league are they a member of? #ImStumped
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Its a city located in Ōita Prefecture, Japan. Products made in this town and exported to the US in the 1960s carried the label "MADE IN USA", for it to appear as if the product was made in the United States.
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BiggioBrooks755
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1. It CLEARLY states they are the 1984 USA Baseball Team... 2. The players are from various cities in the USA.... 3. They were playing for the USA in the Olympics, which is not a league, but an organization. See the links of posted of Carlos Correa...No logos anywhere on that card besides the Leaf logo
