I always enjoyed Pinnacle brand. These 1992 Tigers look somewhat subdued next to their hypnotic 1998 Fleer Skybox counterparts.
I have yet to learn the art of scanning foil cards in a way that reflects their often colorful designs.
Here's a snapshot of the Justin Thompson card which shows off a bit of the 3D design.
Studio became a regular addition to my collection beginning with the full bleed issue of 1993. These cards are from 1992, and 1991 respectively.
2013 Topps Archives Doug Fister and Austin Jackson. I am among the collectors who find Archives irritating and perhaps unnecessary especially with Heritage already regurgitating classic designs. The 1972 design is among my top Topps. I truly appreciate trades that include my Tigers on these newer issues as I don't purchase more than a random pack or two.
2008 A&G and 2012 GQ - also products which get no more than a blaster box of my collecting dollars.
I liked 1995 Topps overall. Were we so far removed from this issue in 2001? Really Topps? An Archive?
John included a rather large stack of Conlons which I'll share a little later on. I was elated with the number of cards he sent. I had a lot of fun going through these and could only share a small amount here. I appreciate the generosity!!! If you haven't read Johnny's Trading Spot, do check out his blog. He's a Braves fan and John Elway collector.
Thanks for your patience! You helped complete several older team sets. I'm saving Braves for you, John.
Glad that you enjoyed the cards, and even more glad to hear that it knocked out some team sets for you!
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