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Why the heck did Donruss change to Panini
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Why the heck did Donruss change to Panini
I think of a sandwich when I see that name. Also, do they not deal in baseball cards anymore?
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RE: Why the heck did Donruss change to Panini
Panini is a European company that bought Donruss/Playoff/Leaf. Right now Topps is the only company licensed by MLB to do baseball cards.
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RE: Why the heck did Donruss change to Panini
(06-22-2011, 01:36 PM)_ZENAS_ Wrote: Panini is a European company that bought Donruss/Playoff/Leaf. Right now Topps is the only company licensed by MLB to do baseball cards.
I am just getting back into newer baseball cards and I was not aware of this fact.

I have been trying to research when fleer, donruss, score all changed- for baseabll cards.

Anyone can PM me with that info or a link.
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RE: Why the heck did Donruss change to Panini
Fleer was bought by Upper Deck in the early-mid 2000's - but UD continued to issue cards in the Fleer brand until 2007 or 2008.

Score/Donruss/Playoff/Leaf I believe through a series of mergers are all under the "Panini" umbrella now.

Dates may not be exactly accurate

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RE: Why the heck did Donruss change to Panini
(06-22-2011, 02:09 PM)ceocards Wrote: Fleer was bought by Upper Deck in the early-mid 2000's - but UD continued to issue cards in the Fleer brand until 2007 or 2008.

Score/Donruss/Playoff/Leaf I believe through a series of mergers are all under the "Panini" umbrella now.

Dates may not be exactly accurate
Leaf is the old Razor now.... confused? lol....
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RE: Why the heck did Donruss change to Panini
Wow, I didnt know about this. So many changes in this hobby. I guess I'll just stick to Topps and Bowman stuff.
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Updated: 7/12/2011
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RE: Why the heck did Donruss change to Panini
Wow, I didn't know about this. So many changes in this hobby. I guess I'll just stick to Topps and Bowman stuff.
Collect GU/AU of Biggio, Berkman, and Oswalt. Also interested in any Astros/Rangers GU/AU cards. Thanks!

Updated: 7/12/2011
Collecting: 2011 Topps Comm Patch, have 37/100
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RE: Why the heck did Donruss change to Panini
The Leaf name was not purchased by Panini. It was a rented name for Donruss-Playoff so it was not theirs to sell.

Story about the sale:

http://www.beckett.com/news/2009/03/the-...layoff-lp/

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RE: Why the heck did Donruss change to Panini
(06-22-2011, 02:09 PM)ceocards Wrote: Fleer was bought by Upper Deck in the early-mid 2000's - but UD continued to issue cards in the Fleer brand until 2007 or 2008.

Score/Donruss/Playoff/Leaf I believe through a series of mergers are all under the "Panini" umbrella now.

Dates may not be exactly accurate
Thanks for the info. I a lot has changed since I last bought new / current cards.
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