10-15-2012, 01:21 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-16-2012, 05:02 AM by giantsfan.)
What products do you miss? (UPDATED)
What products do you miss? (UPDATED)
Which Products do you miss?
I personally miss Panini Epix. It was cheap, well designed and it came with some great looking hits. Donruss Classics gets my vote as well. Timeless Treasures did not cut it.
UPDATE:
I would say for myself since I see the topic had moved into some of the 90's products...most products of the late 90's I miss as well. Pinnacle Inscriptions, Laserview, Pinnacle Inside, Pinnacle, Pinnacle Mint, Upper Deck PowerDeck, Bowman (not the junk Topps did this year the real good stuff like the 98 version), EX2000 (loved the acetate set), and I can go on but I think you got the point.
Products have lost their umph. White base cards with some that have a few photography. What happened to making base cards exciting?? You know like on acetate, wood, other materials?? Inserts come just about every pack..who cares anymore..back in the 90's when you got an insert..you got excited. And pulling autos and jerseys were rare and worth the time.
I loved the creativity of the 90's and it personally wouldn't hurt my feelings if all memorabilia and autographs left the hobby and companies focused back onto the classics
I personally miss Panini Epix. It was cheap, well designed and it came with some great looking hits. Donruss Classics gets my vote as well. Timeless Treasures did not cut it.
UPDATE:
I would say for myself since I see the topic had moved into some of the 90's products...most products of the late 90's I miss as well. Pinnacle Inscriptions, Laserview, Pinnacle Inside, Pinnacle, Pinnacle Mint, Upper Deck PowerDeck, Bowman (not the junk Topps did this year the real good stuff like the 98 version), EX2000 (loved the acetate set), and I can go on but I think you got the point.
Products have lost their umph. White base cards with some that have a few photography. What happened to making base cards exciting?? You know like on acetate, wood, other materials?? Inserts come just about every pack..who cares anymore..back in the 90's when you got an insert..you got excited. And pulling autos and jerseys were rare and worth the time.
I loved the creativity of the 90's and it personally wouldn't hurt my feelings if all memorabilia and autographs left the hobby and companies focused back onto the classics