[DrMitchJ]

The only really great thing about a prospect product like this, IMO, is that you really don't know if you did good or bad until 2-3 years later.
25 autos per box ... Couldn't be bad, right? Here it is ....

Randolph relic, Ford relic /5, Mitchell /10, Poirier /5

Mercer /50, Poirier /50, Ramzy /50, Blair /50, Arzaga/50 ... Nice sig?

Montgomery /25, Brown /25, Shumpert /25, Harris

Metten,Woolfolk, Byrne, Russ

Ramzy, McMillan, Carpenter, R.Evans

D. Evans, McFadden, Dugas, Herron

Lots of prospects, decent low numbered cards, long shot of success, but a nice product for prospecting, IMO.

[Hofcollector]

Those jumbo relic cards are pretty sharp.

[DrMitchJ]

Those jumbo relic cards are pretty sharp.

Thanks!
Leaf puts out a nice product. At reg price $120-ish ... Not great, but at $65 for 25 autos?!? Seemed like a no-brainer. I like the way it was packaged.
Now I have some names to look for as players come up in the minors.

[djohn]

I was really close to picking up a box during Black Friday sales, however I passed on them. I agree that you have to be patient and wait a few years before knowing if you got a great card. I love opening these and then storing them away for a couple years and then going back and checking to see if I got anyone big. I used to do that with the USA boxed sets, as they tend to have a few good prospects in them as well. Hopefully in a couple years you find that you did well.

[roger rabbit]

The key is to move these as soon as the guys get drafted, as once they have a licensed card, these carry very little value. But I bought a deeply discounted box a couple of years ago and now have the first auto of Bobby Bradley, who was an Indians draftee, so it can lead to some nice surprises for sure!

[jacobystealshome]

i actually really dig the design. im not even sure why, but it reminds me of being a kid in the late 70's. i cant explain it

[petillo64]

i actually really dig the design. im not even sure why, but it reminds me of being a kid in the late 70's. i cant explain it

Maybe because the cards are of kids who were playing in the little league world series few years ago?

[jeantoto]

This defines "loaded box".
Simple and clear design. I like it.

[DrMitchJ]

i actually really dig the design. im not even sure why, but it reminds me of being a kid in the late 70's. i cant explain it

Yeah, I was pretty happy with them, too. The design is simple and made with the autograph in mind, not as an afterthought. I can't remember any specific older card design that resembles these, but there is certainly a mid to late 70s vibe there with the exception of the full color bleed. If the photo was "framed" with white borders outside of the Stars ... It would be even more 70s-ish, for sure.