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Which product would it be?


For me it would be "2002 Topps Super Teams"

Great design
Great checklist
On card autos
 

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Going back in time to early Fleer Greats of the Game or 05 Bowman Draft would be fun...

But I'll go with 2001 UD Ser. 2. Obviously, the Machine and Ichiro RCs would pay for the box, but the memoriabilia were still interesting and there was some Huge ones too.
 

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Mine would be football and it would be 2000 Private Stock.

Actually, any Pacific product that I haven't already opened would be cool.
 

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A case of 2005 Reflections in 2005 so the redemptions would still be good.

Or 2005 BDPP as was mentioned.
 

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1991 Upper Deck basketball.

I still remember the joy of opening the foil packs in search of Larry Johnson and Dikembe Mutombo RC's. I bought a couple boxes last year just for nostalgic reasons.
 

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01 topps heritage of course. On card autos of hall of famers and some of the best curent (and future HOF'ers) ever.

2000 Greats would be nice too.

Kevin
 

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I would like to have the opportunity to rip a box of 1952 Topps..

Just the astonishment of opening such great looking cards would be fun..
 

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tonsofcommons said:
Mine would be football and it would be 2000 Private Stock.

Actually, any Pacific product that I haven't already opened would be cool.
WHAT? you say there is something you haven't opened ::facepalm:: ::facepalm::
 

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2006 Finest - love the refractors, Bonds/Mantle FM, and the (non-"rookie") autographs.

2005 Reflections - awesome dual autograph lineup. I use to get these at $50-75 in the summer of 2005, but now they run over $100.

2005 Fleer Authentix - due to the patches I've pulled.

I could list something very high-end here, but I'll go with those.

Oh, and 2005 Topps Chrome Update.
 

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2001 SPX- Nice auto checklist imo, with big ones in Ichiro and Pujols and Texeria

2005 REflections- Love the auto patches

2007 BC- Lincecum

2010 Bowman or BC- Strasburg auto
 

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Financially, the first UD Rookie Update (2000, I think). Honestly, I doubt there has ever been a product with a higher ROI at release than that one. EVERYBODY made a ton of money. Nothing has ever come close.

For fun, too many to choose from. I'd love to open a box of a 50s Topps.
 

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2008 Draft with 30% Live Cashback! With Ebays new fee structure I dont think I could rip anything right now though.
 

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First thing that popped into my head was 99 SI. On card autos of plenty of hall of famers and a greatly put together set.

Second would probably be, as mentioned, one of the Fleer Greats of the Game sets. Any year really, as they were all pretty awesome.
 

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