[redskins316]

I like that Panini seems to have more auto's in their products, but don't like that fact that they don't have an MLB license. It hurts the hobby imo, like how UD has the NCAA license exclusively, it make press pass and leaf look very inferior and topps early stuff like Bowman last year and Rising Rookies the year before look very generic and unappealing, again, my opinion. I def will be picking up some Bowman Chrome and Draft soon.

Bowman Chrome and Bowman Draft is always good. Most of the time it starts off closer to the low end but tends to move up to high end depending on player content.

You usually only get one auto (two at best) in a box though. So if you are looking for autographs and such, you may want to go with a Panini release...but with baseball, I noticed that the memorabilia/relics don't do as well as other sports (too much supply and not enough demand?).

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I will check out Heritage, I remember it being on of my favorites in 2004 when I collected briefly.

Im basically in love with the Bowman Draft Sets and different parallels. same with Bowman Chrome but Topps Chrome baseball is very fun as well.

I dont know if Topps Heritage can be considered low end but more low-mid I like it more than base Topps because they have better inserts and have a better look to them,