kyberforged
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I love the new culture of making those autos pop. Those bobbleheads kinda started the trend but a genius card collector realized what if I try it on cards. I feel like just the right auto color can add so much value to a card. Can help it stand out above others
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One of my favorite all time skybox cards
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I agree, all we can do is just be educated collectors and know what to look for
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There’s been so many parallels at this point so to see them still doing new things it cool
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They will be because the sets are lower cost now. Donruss Elite Baseball has 2 autographs and cones in under $400. But unlicensed can be cool. Wildcard and Leaf are really fun rips
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Special mention to this one too I pulled for a customer out of a blaster.
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Very special prep for the paint pens. Paper or sketch just give it a lil rub with the microfiber but if it’s chrome, first wipe a high polymer eraser over the auto area, the wipe area with a microfiber. Always prep the marker too. Then before the auto write on a practice card of a similar material. Paint pen autos will be perfect every time
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Agreed, like all technology, there’s always going to be those who use it with ill intent
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Absolutely. I have several friends who sketch for Topps and my wife and daughter do it as hobby, so I am glad that shows have taken steps to remove that kind of art
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I will say to that picture of the spiderweb parallel does not do it justice. Those red webs jump off the card. It’s so cool
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Yeah usually there’s different layers. Like there’s SSPs that don’t have as crazy of a radio that can happen one in like a hundred packs. But always feel free to me up with any questions
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The laser is great too because it almost has an animated effect that really makes the player/character art stand out
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Pack ratio. This one only happens once in every 960 packs
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Here’s a great example. This Astonishing Venom is a case hit but is also unnumbered
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If it sits it hits