Showing posts with label Topps Stars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Topps Stars. Show all posts

Thursday, June 23, 2022

Show Me The Way:1998 Topps Stars Silver

I have introduced Rodney's Cardboard, Kerry's Cardboard, then Eli's Cardboard yesterday and today I am Showing You The Way!

The fourth major player I collect gets his own segment on Big Blue Cardboard as well.

One of my three newest Charles Way pickups from Burbank Sportcards is this Topps Stars Silver parallel.

The set comes with Base, Silver, Gold, Bronze and Gold Star Rainbow. 

The only difference between the cards is the foil used on the front.

 
And the numbering on the back. The silvers are numbered to 3999.

Thoughts on my latest Charles Way addition welcomed in comments.

Thursday, March 31, 2022

Show Me The Way:1998 Topps Stars Silver

I have introduced Rodney's Cardboard, Kerry's Cardboard, then Eli's Cardboard yesterday and today I am Showing You The Way!

The fourth major player I collect gets his own segment on Big Blue Cardboard as well.

One of my three newest Charles Way pickups from Burbank Sportcards is this Topps Stars Silver parallel.

The set comes with Base, Silver, Gold, Bronze and Gold Star Rainbow. 

The only difference between the cards is the foil used on the front.

 
And the numbering on the back. The silvers are numbered to 3999.

Thoughts on my latest Charles Way addition welcomed in comments.

Saturday, August 15, 2015

Breakin Wax:1999 Topps Stars Football 1-Pack Break

What looked like a lame product from a distance, turned into one of my favorite breaks from my Jammin Retro week. In today's finale, I know, you are sad, I take a dig into a pack of 1999 Topps Stars football. You can possibly do the same or if not go find a retro pack that best suits you. You can find all retro pack offerings on Jammin JDcards, HERE.

In every pack of 1999 Topps Stars football, there are 6 cards. In those 6 cards you will find a mix of veterans and rookies. You may also find a variety of different "Star" levels.

Here is what the one stars base cards look like. All base cards are foil based.

Here was my two star offering including a Ricky Williams rookie card.

And finally my three star offering. A sweet looking Daunte Culpepper rookie card.
There are quad diamond offerings as well.

Overall, I was impressed with not only my results, but with the product in general. It was like Topps version of Upper Decks Black Diamond with the different levels of base cards. I like that and wished more companies would bring back things like this and put more efforts into their base cards..

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TOPIC:
Now that this week has completed, how many of you have gone back and re-busted some retro stuff? What was your best pull? What did you bust?