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cubfanbudman

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Title says it all. Here's mine

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Easily the greatest photo on a card I have ever seen. Everything from the background to the catch makes it so awesome.

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There was an early Score Walt Weiss card that I loved as a kid, I'll have to do some digging for that one
 

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I chose the photos for all of 2002 Topps, and this is my favorite.

As an interesting aside, I loved this shot and wanted to use it, but the baseball was much higher in the actual photograph. Piatt had clearly made a great effort but missed the home run ball. I asked the retouchers to move the ball down a bit so that whether or not he had made the catch was open to interpretation.'


Is that unethical as a baseball card editor?
 

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Bombjack that is awesome and no I don't think it's unethical

I love that Mickey Hatcher! I remember pulling that as a kid and laughing when I saw it
 

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I don't know if this is my favorite but definitely stood out to me as a young collector.
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1999 Topps Brian Hunter (Card #247) was a favorite of mine as a kid. Unfortunately, I do have a scan.
 

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I mean... look at that beard...

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Semi-seriously, there is also this one. I remember seeing this card once in person, and I forever knew the name "Oscar Gamble"

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I'll buzz back through and find my real one though. Those ^ were just for a cheap laugh, possibly, although everyone has already seen them before.
 

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I chose the photos for all of 2002 Topps, and this is my favorite.

As an interesting aside, I loved this shot and wanted to use it, but the baseball was much higher in the actual photograph. Piatt had clearly made a great effort but missed the home run ball. I asked the retouchers to move the ball down a bit so that whether or not he had made the catch was open to interpretation.'


Is that unethical as a baseball card editor?

I think that's pretty cool. It adds a little oddity to the card that I'm sure very few people know about.
 

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