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Originally Posted by Sierra79
Those are pretty cool! However, there is something about Topps charging collectors for what they do and pulling a marketing assistant's autograph in lieu of a sports star or celebrity - or manufactured bunny fur LOL (I can't believe I just said manufactured bunny fur). I'm all for collecting what people care to collect, but stuff like that has made me narrow my collecting focus over the years.
By the way, is that THE Ansel Adams or a relative of his. If so that would be damn neat. Thanks for sharing those.
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Those subsets are awesome and of a time. Randomly inserted into regular wax, I bet that would have been a fun find. And I know there are people who need the Stephen A. Smith and Jayson Stark autos for their Philadelphia Inquirer columnist master sets. I guess I just can't wrap my head around the Easter Bunny cards going for a big premium. But I don't get modern virtual cards either, so more power to whomever collects these things.
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