[karilehtonen]

gbbadger Wrote:

mberman Wrote:if this doesn't make you want to buy a case I don't know what would


awsome Twiggy card :roll:

I don't get these at all??!!

His surname Iginla means "Big tree" in Yoruba, his father's native language.

[number1howardfan]

For all the bad cards, this one is SICK

[cujo31collector]

in all the products out there everyone looks for the same old thing. jersey cards and autos. i think this is something new and different and by the looks of some of the manufactured patches they put alot of effort into this product. not many of us including me knew what a big tree and iginla had in common, but today i learned about is native language. and i didn't know they called richard broduer king richard and waved a white flag. this is something for the player collectors to add to their pc and enjoy for years to come. it may not be for everybody but if you like something different from time to time like me then this product will be for you. in my opinion there are too many products out there that look the same and this product sets itself away from these other products. i hope i pull a cheevers when i get my 2 tins

[madmaddy361]

For the most part I don't like em either. But I sure would like this one!!!!!

[Fatty McGee]

exeterjay Wrote:

jernst2 Wrote:Can some one correct me if i'm wrong but isn't it ONE manufactured patch card per tin/pack??
If thats true looks like there is gonna be a lotta unhappy people bustin??

Yes, its one per tin. It was the same with football, baseball and basketball. I also think that if your opening this product, you would have read the sell sheet and it wouldnt be a surprise.

I know in the other 3 major sports, the manufactured patches are popular among player collectors. I sold a Kevn Durant for $110

But don't those have pictures of the players i the cards? I see NO player pics. And the other jersey and patch cards that have things like, "DEVL" and "#18", etc., ALL look like cheesy garbage. Mark my words, this set will go down as one of the biggest disasters/busts since 06-07 Sweet Shot. There is NOTHING there for the majority of high end collectors. The manufactured patches are designed to be aimed at children, but the product is priced for adults. It's terrible from top to bottom.

[calgore7]

Fatty McGee Wrote:

exeterjay Wrote:

jernst2 Wrote:Can some one correct me if i'm wrong but isn't it ONE manufactured patch card per tin/pack??
If thats true looks like there is gonna be a lotta unhappy people bustin??

Yes, its one per tin. It was the same with football, baseball and basketball. I also think that if your opening this product, you would have read the sell sheet and it wouldnt be a surprise.

I know in the other 3 major sports, the manufactured patches are popular among player collectors. I sold a Kevn Durant for $110

But don't those have pictures of the players i the cards? I see NO player pics. And the other jersey and patch cards that have things like, "DEVL" and "#18", etc., ALL look like cheesy garbage. Mark my words, this set will go down as one of the biggest disasters/busts since 06-07 Sweet Shot. There is NOTHING there for the majority of high end collectors. The manufactured patches are designed to be aimed at children, but the product is priced for adults. It's terrible from top to bottom.

The picture of the player is on the back of the card for manufactured patches.

[bigd030]

UGGGGLLLLLYYYYY man those cards are horrible
dallon:?:

[candicez78]

Those manufactured patches are lame. A few nice cards, but def not worth the price point.

[sholi2000]

I just saw a Jean Beliveau 10 time Stanley Cup winner. I like it. It will make a great TTM card.

Another one I like is the Kari Lehtonen first rounders.

I only looked at a few, but I can say they will make great ttm's.

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