Still no mention of priority on anything
Geez go hard on the inserts
bit of chasing there
156 cards in a set at one per box will be a fair effort for anyone to put that together let alone all the other inserts, and there is still the priority inserts no one is talking about....
Hey guys, sorry for what could be an obvious question but will the signature chase cards be individually hand signed, or will it just a print of the player's signature? New to to card collecting so wanted to know before going all out. Cheers
Both versions are available in the product. There's the authentic on-card Signatures and then a Foil Signature parallel version.
On page 3 of this tread, there's a sell sheet.Just curious, where on the checklist are these foil signature parallel versions?
On page 3 of this tread, there's a sell sheet.
Young Guns - White & Black
Street Art - Silver & Black
Sigs - Foil & hand signed
Will be very interesting how much buzz will surround this release once it drops ?
I'm meaning outside the hardcore collectors on here etc.
Two signature cards per case could be an issue though.
Totally agree with only 2 sigs per case being a worry, and no patch cards. With only 2 legend sigs to chase and one of them probably isn't high on anyone's want list, probably not ideal. Time will tell i guess. Is anyone going to attempt to put a master set together? I don't think there will be too many trying to do it with so much going on in this release.
Are you f***ing kidding me??? Legend sigs, no matter who they are, are exactly that - LEGENDS.
BC is one of the greatest cricketers of all time, and her commitment & contribution to cricket (Australia, Vic, NSW and internationally) on and off the field is beyond reproach. When the men’s team went to poop with sandpaper gate, who did they turn to for a change in culture? The women’s players and legends.
Here’s a little recap of Belinda Clark....
First double centurion (in either men’s or women’s format) in ODI’s, Highest Australian score of 229* in an ODI, multiple World Cup wins, record holder of captaincy appearances for AUST, has over 4800 runs in ODI’s, Wisdens cricketer of the year, an OAM and inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame...
...and that’s just a snippet of the achievements and most of this in a time where women were not sponsored, paid their own way for travel, equipment and expenses and didn’t have access to sporting leave. It was cricket or the job. A true legend and pioneer of the game, her values align with the tradition and soul of the baggy green, the crest on her chest and the love of the game of cricket, not the $$$ or the fame.
If you don’t think her signature card is of any value, I’ll gladly take them off your hands for the zero figure you clearly put on it...