As most of you are aware I collect silhouette's so this thread is obviously going to contain some haha.
Bought these around Christmas time on the bay.
Start with this Mark Aguirre #/25 love these patches and this is only the 2nd one if seen so far.
Next is Gordon Hayward #/25 these are starting to show up more and more now that he is playing well, pity about the patches used.
Next is Greg Monroe #/25 pretty nice patch these come and go every so often, I had a BIN one on watch for ages and someone bought it just as i was ready to make the purchase, what luck. Got this one though to make up for it.
Next is Toni Kukoc #/25 again only ever seen one of these available, also a pity about the patches used considering how nice a chunky bulls patch would be.
Lastly is Brandon Jennings #/25 I've only seen one other with a patch like this usually they use the same material as is used in the Kukoc above. Super happy to get this considering.
Thanks for looking, hoping to sell some cards soon so i can continue to chase these cards. All comments are appreciated.
Thanks Matt.
Bought these around Christmas time on the bay.
Start with this Mark Aguirre #/25 love these patches and this is only the 2nd one if seen so far.
Next is Gordon Hayward #/25 these are starting to show up more and more now that he is playing well, pity about the patches used.
Next is Greg Monroe #/25 pretty nice patch these come and go every so often, I had a BIN one on watch for ages and someone bought it just as i was ready to make the purchase, what luck. Got this one though to make up for it.
Next is Toni Kukoc #/25 again only ever seen one of these available, also a pity about the patches used considering how nice a chunky bulls patch would be.
Lastly is Brandon Jennings #/25 I've only seen one other with a patch like this usually they use the same material as is used in the Kukoc above. Super happy to get this considering.
Thanks for looking, hoping to sell some cards soon so i can continue to chase these cards. All comments are appreciated.
Thanks Matt.
