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Old 01-18-2024, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by brianp-beme View Post
And one final Diamond Stars trio, this showcasing catchers. Lopez could have been in my Diamond Stars in motion post, but I guess posting is not an exact science.

A side note - in my opinion the Diamond Stars set has the highest percentage of catchers depicted in the act of catching/sporting catcher's gear of any set, and these catcher cards all have very different and interesting depictions of the players.

Brian
The Diamond Stars and Sky Birds sets strike me as filled with love for cards-as-art. Even if the company itself lasted a short time, what a great legacy.
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