Why does Topps continue to lie to us about FBCC

[uniquebaseballcards]

[quote="D-Lite":31rw7pxc]I'm just amazed anyone cares.

I'd venture to guess that quite a few folks care. As time goes by and one or more of these players start to develop a huge following, more and more people are going to notice this issue (and care). Granted, it's a relatively small detail, but if a company is going to put something on a card it should be accurate.

Especially when all it takes is researching their own product lines to ensure accuracy. :lol:

Oh, I'm not arguing that Topps is messing it up or not, but I for one rarely look for the "1st Bowman" or "RC" on a card. I think anyone that is actually collecting knows what they want and the weight of those labels means little.[/quote:31rw7pxc]

Its amazing that logos or special licenses are necessary at all, it should be easy enough to tell what a player's professional status is just at a moment's glance from a distance.

 

[D-Lite]

[quote="D-Lite":151rfta5]I'm just amazed anyone cares.

I'd venture to guess that quite a few folks care. As time goes by and one or more of these players start to develop a huge following, more and more people are going to notice this issue (and care). Granted, it's a relatively small detail, but if a company is going to put something on a card it should be accurate.

Especially when all it takes is researching their own product lines to ensure accuracy. :lol:

Oh, I'm not arguing that Topps is messing it up or not, but I for one rarely look for the "1st Bowman" or "RC" on a card. I think anyone that is actually collecting knows what they want and the weight of those labels means little.

Its amazing that logos or special licenses are necessary at all, it should be easy enough to tell what a player's professional status is just at a moment's glance from a distance.[/quote:151rfta5]
Or even ethnicity!