2010-2011 Famous Fabrics Ink – Hockey Product Preview

[Pheebs888]

Formerly known as Famous Fabrics Hockey Cut Signatures this product is set to hit the shelves on the 16th December 2010. Each box will contain only one card so for the suggested retail price of around $100...

https://www.sportscardforum.com/artic...oduct-preview/

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Your thoughts? Good product or multiplication of the Cut autos until there are just too many of them out there?

[sjw241]

way too much of a gamble for $100. the resale values are not high enough, but if you collect autos and have deep pocket go for it!

[stop__dreaming]

Cannot see this taking off. Way too much of a gamble and very boring looking!

[rudeboy]

I just dont get the idea of cut autos of current or retired players who are living. I can understand if they are deceased and that would be the only way that a collector can get their autograph is from a signed check or piece of looseleaf paper that they signed when they were living.

[comfortably9numb]

I just dont get the idea of cut autos of current or retired players who are living. I can understand if they are deceased and that would be the only way that a collector can get their autograph is from a signed check or piece of looseleaf paper that they signed when they were living.

agreed...if i want an auto of someone alive, why not just have them sign it in person? Thats why im not huge on this product...cut autos should be for rare/famous people from history (wither sports or non-sports).

[jonpop]

Who wants signed index cards of Lemieux/Clarke etc. when you can buy single UD auto cards with photos for half that price. You can make these cards in your basement. And the price of this stuff is nuts.

[Prime B]

I agree with the crowd, cuts of living players =

If they had photos, maybe better stock and design technology, it MIGHT be worth a shot. Maybe.

[MasonRaymond0320]

I agree with everyone else. Might as well go hounding, and get an auto for free! Or pay 10 bucks to actually meet the player face to face at a cardshow.


Andrew

[Wickabee]

I agree as well, though the idea of a Lord Stanley auto is pretty enticing.
Who am I kidding, there's no way I'm spending $100 on a single card if I know who it is, never mind if I'm gambling on what it might be.

[robcynd]

just not worth that price... and cuts?

of living players? i'll stick with hard signed and sticker autos over that