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BBCgalaxee

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You know this will come to baseball. National treasures baseball perhaps (2011 of course)?

National treasures fb is going to have a TWELVE FOOT booklet card w 36 patches & autos.

Top loader anyone?
 

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uniquebaseballcards said:
And people claim there's a 'lack of innovation' in today's hobby ::facepalm::

I know your comment is sarcastic , but seriously, there's nothing innovative about this. This is just a ridiculous extrapolation of things they've already done. I'd be happy with any truly new ideas or technologies applied to cards.

I know I'm not alone here, but I came up with something myself, and even prototyped it and have an idea of how to manufacture it, but I don't know who to share it with without losing creative ownership of it.
 

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marterburn said:
uniquebaseballcards said:
And people claim there's a 'lack of innovation' in today's hobby ::facepalm::
I know your comment is sarcastic , but seriously, there's nothing innovative about this. This is just a ridiculous extrapolation of things they've already done. I'd be happy with any truly new ideas or technologies applied to cards.

I know I'm not alone here, but I came up with something myself, and even prototyped it and have an idea of how to manufacture it, but I don't know who to share it with without losing creative ownership of it.
Spend $1,000s to patent it.
 

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ChasHawk said:
marterburn said:
uniquebaseballcards said:
And people claim there's a 'lack of innovation' in today's hobby ::facepalm::
I know your comment is sarcastic , but seriously, there's nothing innovative about this. This is just a ridiculous extrapolation of things they've already done. I'd be happy with any truly new ideas or technologies applied to cards.

I know I'm not alone here, but I came up with something myself, and even prototyped it and have an idea of how to manufacture it, but I don't know who to share it with without losing creative ownership of it.
Spend $1,000s to patent it.

Yeah I know. I'm going to make one post about myself then let the thread move on.

As a designer the most important thing for me is to see my designs be produced. I'd be willing to share what I've spend my time on as long as I know I will be given proper credit for it. That absolutely doesn't always have to involve money.
 

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