Showing posts with label topps total. Show all posts
Showing posts with label topps total. Show all posts

Sunday, January 3, 2021

Red(y) for more cards from 2020?

Yesterday I showed off my favorite 20 cards purchased in 2020 that were released in 2020. 

With Cutch being a current member of the Philadelphia Phillies, I subconsciously focused on cards that were red parallels.

It should come as no surprise that I have plenty more red parallels that I picked up in 2020 featuring Cutch.

This card would have received an honorable mention if I chose to expand past the 20 cards I showed yesterday.  

Topps Total is a throwback concept set.  While many curent sets focus on stars and rookies, Topps Total focused on getting the reserves and relief pitchers involved too.  

It was released in multiple waves, each with a 100 card set.  This means that there was a 900 card set or roughly 30 players per team on average.  

Unlike other Topps products with dozens of parallels to chase, Topps Total kept it more simple.  There we're only 3 color parallels to chase.

Red /10
Black /5
Gold 1/1

The back of the card shows no statlines, but does give a history of the player and the Topps Total set.

Have you purchased any of the Topps Online Exclusive set products (Living Set, t206, Topps Total, Topps Now)?

If this set was available more easily in hobby or retail would a set consisting of nearly every team's 25 man roster interest you?


Tuesday, January 7, 2020

Philly Philly

Spending over 50 hours every week in the suburbs of Philadelphia keeps me in constant awareness of all things Philadelphia Sports.

I am by no means a Philly fan.  Now don't get me wrong, I'm not "entirely" a Philly hater either.  In fact, my favorite all time athlete plays for the Philadelphia Phillies now.  My girlfriend is a Philadelphia fan so I have to deal with her fandom every Sunday when the Eagles are playing.

Because of this I thought it would be kind of fun to only show off Philadelphia Phillies cards this week to "celebrate" the Eagles losing their playoff game.

Philly Philly!!!!

Yeah....
I can be such a jerk sometime, but I am glad the Eagles are out so I get to hear everyone I work with talk about how Carson Wentz could be the next Joe Montana if he wasn't always injured.

Philly Philly
 This 2019 Topps Total red parallel is numbered to only 10 copies.
Cutch was on his way to an All-Star caliber season in 2019 prior to his ACL tear injury that ended his season early June.  At the time of the injury he was the only player with 40 walks and 40 runs scored in baseball.