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    Quick question panini classics or gridiron gear

    Heading to LCS in hour or so and not buying any more plates and patches haha i really want to thinking i will get a good box but just cant live through another bust so..
    they have Panini Classics or Gridiron Gear.. want to stick with Panini unless I buy Magic but Panini been good to me this year
    Gridiron Gears says 2 autos and 2 patches with the autos # under /399
    classics says 4 hits 1 auto but says nothing on numbering
    Wanted Certified but its not going to be in til end of next week
    So from Classics or Gridiron Gear which one would you pick?

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    If you hit a cut, Classics is nice. I had the same debate and went with the Classics as it was the last box. Go for the Gear and pull me some nice Packers.

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    IMO, I would go with Gridiron Gear as well.

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    hehe the gear looks really nice i have always got threads in past and really like it..

    i do have a nice jordy nelson patch auto i have posted for sale for $12 delivered but might consider trading if u have anything i like here is the card

    http://i1116.photobucket.com/albums/...UTOS/jordy.jpg

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    JADED- off topic I have a 8x10 of Walter Payton that is signed to Josh Walter Payton got it back in mid 80's my dad's best friend is head of security for bears. What would that fetch if i were to sell it.. Of course before i sold i would it I would want to send it off to have it authenticated.

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    I say go with gridiron gear.

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    I like the Classics design better by far. Not sure which would be better for your $$ though. GL

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    i like the gridiron gear better design wise.. and it always does 2 autos vs 1 of looking at the sell sheets on both the patches and stuff from gridiron gear are very nice im going to go that route of course if i don't change my mind when i get there hahah ill make a post when i bust open late tonight. I am also getting a box of regular topps to bust with my son they are are sale for 30 bucks so why not might get a rookie sp or something.. ill almost bet the hit will be a peak performance jersey haha.. the 3 times i have opened them thats what they were.. one was a Tebow so that was okay
    well wish me luck im due a little mojo!

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    Hits on classics are harded to hit big on.

    I would say gridiron gear too.

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    got gridiron gear and got a box of regular topps going open them in a little bit

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