What modern has come to

[deweyinthehall]

The seller's description tells you all you need to know - "good for your sportscard portfolio". Sigh.

As to the Donruss RR card pictured above, I will never understand why cards without logos or even team names actually sell.

[sbfinley]

Originally Posted by deweyinthehall

As to the Donruss RR card pictured above, I will never understand why cards without logos or even team names actually sell.

I used feel the same way until I purchased a large collection this year that had a amount of modern unlicensed included. They’re actually really great quality cards and other than a lack of logos they beat many Topps issues. Panini Select could be the cleanest base card in the baseball card market right now.

[bblair_2002]

Here's one from the PC. It's a 2021 Donruss Optic Crisis parallel (apparently they're 1 per case) and yes,what you see are rolls of toilet paper.

Untitled by Brett Blair, on Flickr

[D. Bergin]

Originally Posted by bblair_2002

Here's one from the PC. It's a 2021 Donruss Optic Crisis parallel (apparently they're 1 per case) and yes,what you see are rolls of toilet paper.

Untitled by Brett Blair, on Flickr

"Crisis" averted.

[GasHouseGang]

I guess it's a COVID crisis card.

[todeen]

Originally Posted by deweyinthehall

The seller's description tells you all you need to know - "good for your sportscard portfolio". Sigh.



As to the Donruss RR card pictured above, I will never understand why cards without logos or even team names actually sell.

I bought a Jonathan India National Treasures auto booklet. I love this series and booklets. Topps really could easily copy this and produce some real chase cards. I also have a Big Klu booklet that is beautiful. Otherwise, I'm not into the base cards.

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