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12-18-2008, 03:56 AM #1Assistant General Manager
Topps Co-Signers Basketball - Boxing Autograph Free Zone
Well first and foremost, I am very happy to report that this product contains absolutely zero, nada, zilch, boxing autographs in the set checklist unlike it this year’s earlier baseball version. Instead collectors will find that each box contains (1) Co-Signers Dual or Multi-Signed Autograph Card, (1) Rookie Autograph Card, (8) Changing Faces Cards, (4) Numbered Rookie Cards, and (6) Numbered Parallel Cards. With an SRP of $80.00 per box this product has a significant upside as the seeding of tri-signed cards is better than in years past, falling at a rate of one per case.
Despite a small, but heavily in demand cast of RC’s, basketball products in general for the ’08-’09 season will be capitalizing on a couple of standouts. One of those being Derrick Rose and the other being Michael Beasley. Many of the so-called “experts” predicted that it would be Beasley who would have a greater immediate impact for their respective team. While it may be to early to tell who has made the greater impact for their team, it has been Rose, averaging 18.3 PPG and 6.1 APG, that has made the transition to the speed of the NBA game, quicker. Rose was drafted #1 overall after a lucky fluke provided the Bulls with the winning lottery pick back in June. As a Guard, Rose led the Memphis Tigers to the NCAA Final Four before returning to his hometown of Chicago.
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12-18-2008, 09:33 PM #2
boxing autos? that would suck
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12-18-2008, 11:13 PM #3
Weird that they put boxing autos in the baseball product... but might not be too bad if it's like muhammed ali or mike tyson.
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