Awesome run down. I think you did a fantastic job identifying the most iconic inserts from to 90s. This is my Era of collecting and super timely for me. I just started collecting again. I've been picking up most of the cards on this list. I'm a Juan Gonzalez and Roberto Alomar fan. Thank you..
Your PC is so filthy! Always love seeing your content in my notifications list! I was hoping you could describe you’re lightbox or maybe send me a picture of it, I’ve made a couple with varying degrees of success, you’re cards pop like they do in when in hand; thanks for making these videos sir!
I used this lightbox (I'm sure any lightbox will do) and just filmed it inside of it: www.amazon.com/dp/B08FDMKCCX?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
@@DeadGuyCardboard I don’t know why I didn’t see your reply until just now; thanks for letting me know! I still need one, my DIY efforts never work as well as I would like them to.
If I remember correctly, Frank Thomas was not included in the 1994 SP Holoview cards. I am guessing that might have to do with Frank being a spokesman for Leaf (maybe UD did it spite him?).
You stated the Donruss Precious Metals are made of one-half ounce of gold or silver, but the card you showed has "1 gram fine gold" stamped on it. That's a huge difference. Very cool cards overall, though.
These lists shouldn't be the lowest print run or most costly. An excel spreadsheet can rank the lowest print runs and requires no thought. There's plenty of cards with higher print runs that are more aesthetically pleasing than crap like Circa Thunder Rave Reviews or Fleer Tradition Starting Nine. Hell, I'll take 1999 Upper Deck Ovation and HoloGrFX BASE CARDS over those.
Awesome run down. I think you did a fantastic job identifying the most iconic inserts from to 90s. This is my Era of collecting and super timely for me. I just started collecting again. I've been picking up most of the cards on this list. I'm a Juan Gonzalez and Roberto Alomar fan. Thank you..
Your PC is so filthy! Always love seeing your content in my notifications list! I was hoping you could describe you’re lightbox or maybe send me a picture of it, I’ve made a couple with varying degrees of success, you’re cards pop like they do in when in hand; thanks for making these videos sir!
I used this lightbox (I'm sure any lightbox will do) and just filmed it inside of it:
www.amazon.com/dp/B08FDMKCCX?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
@@DeadGuyCardboard I don’t know why I didn’t see your reply until just now; thanks for letting me know! I still need one, my DIY efforts never work as well as I would like them to.
1991 Desert Shield and the 1994 SP Holoview Reds are two of my favorites also.
If I remember correctly, Frank Thomas was not included in the 1994 SP Holoview cards. I am guessing that might have to do with Frank being a spokesman for Leaf (maybe UD did it spite him?).
Love it! As an honorable mention, I pick 1996 Pinnacle Skylines
Love that insert. Especially the Bonds.
Great video! Man you've got to have the 93 Finest refractor in the top 10 just due to significance on the hobby!!
Yeah you could definitely make a strong case for making 1993 Finest Refractor a top 10 insert.
You stated the Donruss Precious Metals are made of one-half ounce of gold or silver, but the card you showed has "1 gram fine gold" stamped on it. That's a huge difference. Very cool cards overall, though.
Fantastic video! Can’t wait for the next part
I’m excited for part two!
Fantastic video! Can't wait for part 2. I can see my ebay search is getting bigger.
I need the George Brett elite
Man. Now you got me wondering what made your top 10. I can rattle off about 7 or so easily. But I’ll have to speculate on the others.
These lists shouldn't be the lowest print run or most costly. An excel spreadsheet can rank the lowest print runs and requires no thought. There's plenty of cards with higher print runs that are more aesthetically pleasing than crap like Circa Thunder Rave Reviews or Fleer Tradition Starting Nine. Hell, I'll take 1999 Upper Deck Ovation and HoloGrFX BASE CARDS over those.