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#12
10-31-2022, 02:44 PM
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Those stickers of team logos put into Upper Deck packs are shinier than shiny...
Literally, the answer is basically for as long as cards have existed. Some Cabinets were given a lacquer coating to make them glossy and shine. T205 and other T cards have shiny shiny borders (at least, they were shiny when they were produced originally before time has faded the finish and effect). In the sense of premium chromium type cards, 93 is the start. 
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