Random Card of the Day

“ Too many of these reissues are on the market. Come up with something original. ” -Phil

“ Love the throwback sets. Even though everyone is doing it. ” -Bassbunny22

“ Love mini cards....wish it was easier to find sleeves/pages that fit them well! Nice classic look to the cards too! ” -Gator415

“ UGH a Mini retro based on 1965 design and it was a Tall Boy design at that. Also of note in 1965 Topps only had the American Football League (AFL) license the National Football League (NFL) license was held by Philadelphia Gum. The two leagues would then merge a few years later to form the NFL. Former AFL teams would become the American Conference of the NFL and the original NFL teams would form the National Conference. ” -captkirk42

“ love these old school minis..... looking for wilson and brady on this set. ” -parsley24

“ I am not a big fan of this insert set. The back is too hard to read, because of the small print. ” -Brendan Barrick

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“ I saw the Cyclones' stadium when my brother and I went to Coney Island last year. It's the 4th of 5 baseball stadiums I've seen the outside of. We had gone to the New York Aquarium and then walked down to the original Nathan's for lunch. We went in January so nothing was open except the Aquarium and Nathan's. ” -Billy Kingsley

“ For this minor league card I actually prefer the back. I am getting tired of these players photoshopped infront of a fancy design. ” -captkirk42

“ As far as minor league team sets go, I like this one! (I'm also biased b/c I'm a Mets fan.) The vertical orientation on the card back is a definite plus, also. ” -mkaz80

“ Nice card, I like the design. ” -dollar guy

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“ Panini does produce some nice stickers, which this is one of them. ” -Brendan Barrick

“ Nice candid photo depicting his kind side as opposed to his blind side when attacking opposing QBs. ” -Sportzcommish

“ I don`t know much about sticker cards (if they`re cards at all) but I like how they put their height and weight on the front of the card and how there`s nothing useful on the back. ” -dollar guy

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“ Well, kinda nice looking card. The back design does look like a 70s baseball design. Not a huge fan of the picture though. ” -dollar guy

“ Like the design, hate the picture used ” -BasketbalHQ

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“ One of my favorite Topps designs and a Yankee to boot! I like the blue back as well. Great card! ” -muskie027

“ Nice shot of "The Count" in mid-windup. Hard to think of him as a Yankee after such a brilliant start to his career with the Giants. ” -bpaul14

“ Cool a real 1984 Topps and not a modern Archives version. ” -captkirk42

“ For some reason, it immediately made me think of the 1981 Donruss set. I don't really know why, but maybe it's because the card does not look like a Topps card but something that Donruss would have produced. It's not a bad-looking card, but it's very boring. Technically, it checks all the boxes, but overall, it seems very bland and unexciting. ” -georgecf

“ I love 1984 just a classic design. I would have been 6 but this collection has always just spoke to me as a classic design. sadly everything went downhill for awhile after this. ” -parsley24

“ I like the regular Topps set. i am not a big fan of the Tiffany issues. ” -Brendan Barrick

“ Can 1984 Topps Tiffany be considered the first parallel/unnecessary set? Although I must admit that in this case the white glossy cardboard was likely a big upgrade from the standard grayish cardboard. ” -vanstryland

“ Two pictures on the front, that is interesting. But not something I would collect if I was a baseball collector. ” -dollar guy

“ The 84 design is still, imo, the most recognizable set from the 80s. Love the design and "Donnie Baseball" made this set. The 84 traded is a sweet set also. Tiffany variation are beautiful cards. Twice the gloss as Fleer Glossy. ” -CardFlipper1974

“ Montefusco beats Buttafuoco any day of the week, and twice so on a Jay Leno monologue. All kidding aside, it is a nice card, with a portrait and action shot on front. Back is well balanced with color and border style. ” -CollectingAfterDeath

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“ That is a very impressive card! ” -Billy Kingsley

“ Might as well make Topps Micro Signature Editions ” -volbox

“ Someone spent $300(?) to get a box of Triple Threads and this was their 'hit.' That being stated, it's a pretty neat looking specimen. If you're a fan of any of these guys or their teams, it's a pretty special card to have, I'm sure. ” -mkaz80

“ Going to resist saying anything. Love auto cards when they are on card. I think this one is a stickergraph. ” -captkirk42

“ Sometimes I think card companies forget to ask the simple question: Why would someone want to collect this card? Yes, I get that three autos and relics on the same card is a big hit, but you have three players from three different pro teams and three different colleges. Took me a minute to realize they were all running backs. I think that's the only thing they have in common. Cool card if you had it I suppose, but not something I would chase personally. ” -vanstryland

“ Always fun to look back at these "triple prospect" cards a decade later. I think it's fair to say this one did not pan out. Couple cool patches on here though. ” -rmcketchnie

“ Well, I wonder how much this is worth. Three jersey peices and 3 autographs, that has to be worth quite a bit. ” -dollar guy

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“ The epitome of simplicity. And that's a good thing. ” -vrooomed

“ Nice Minor League Card. ” -captkirk42

“ Behold! A true rarity. There were only two different Rob Livchak baseball cards ever created (this one and a 1998 card). I hope he has a copy of each to commemorate his career. He made it a lot farther than the vast majority. ” -bpaul14

“ Card number 2033? How big og a set is this? This design is kindof plain but that is to be expected for cards produced in 1987. ” -dollar guy

“ I believe the photos for this set were snapped with one of those Kodak one-time use cameras. ” -mkaz80

“ Very simple. Sometimes that's all I ask in a card. Clear current pic, name and team clearly displayed, some stats/info on back. That's all it takes. ” -chvlDm

“ Fun Fact: One in every six million cards in this database is of Rob Livchak. ” -UKboogie

“ I have said it before and will say it again. I love minor league baseball cards. Just something so pure about them. ” -davidhandberry

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“ I don't have this one, but I have others from this set...I went from probably 1994 to 2016 without getting a new addition to the set. Even though I'm a DC fanatic through and through, Marvel has had a much better card presence over the years. I liked this set because it has two colors of foil on each card and not just silver and gold. ” -Billy Kingsley

“ This card is on fire...... ” -parsley24

“ I like this one from a design perspective. ” -muskie027

“ This is certainly not a card I would recommend. "Human Torch" really? Certainly not a "Masterpiece". ” -dollar guy

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“ Pretty ugly looking card to be honest. This does not seem like a set I would go after if I was a basketball fan. ” -dollar guy

“ Sort of a standard basketball card showing some game action. Nothing special. ” -John Kerry

“ For a long time he was alphabetically first in the letter K for the NBA, until this season, when Mfiondu Kabengele was drafted, coincidentally also by the Clippers. Front scan is a little dark. ” -Billy Kingsley

“ Good looking card. ” -parsley24

“ Thought this was a die cut card at first. The card showing for today is one and I either didn't realize that last week or didn't bother to mention it. Looks like there is lost space on this design. Don't like the sideways writing. Hard to read in these scans. Back more yearly stats not just one year. ” -captkirk42

“ I didn't even know Bowman did Basketball. I like this one. ” -muskie027

“ Strange. I was just reading an article this morning about 30 athletes that have gone crazy and Chris Kamman was the first one listed at number 30. Apparently he has started preparing for the apocalypse buying lots of guns and ammo and supplies. Well the card is ok. Typical Bowman look but i like the color scheme more than most years. ” -davidhandberry

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“ I didn't realize this was a painting at first. I'm not a football guy so I don't know if it really looks like him or not, but if so, that's an awesome painting. I really wish Pro Set had survived...and gotten the NBA license. ” -Billy Kingsley

“ Love 1991 pro set, I have the redeemed lithograph of this card signed by the artist but have never seen a redemption card in all my years of collecting ” -aussiewayne

“ I loved the first couple years of Pro Set.....although I am not a Joe Montana fan, I think this is a beautiful card. I could be wrong, but I do not remember many "painted" or "sketched" cards prior to this time frame. Upper Deck had their "painted" checklists, but that is all I can recall. Very nice! ” -tbshaw

“ Ah, '91 Pro Set. So many good memories. I remember getting a wax box of this stuff as a kid when it came out (even back then it was cheap!). I was so jazzed when I pulled the Rocket Ismail card. Incidentally, "Super Joe" just had a birthday recently. ” -mkaz80

“ I don't think the early Pro Set cards gets enough respect. This is a beautiful art card. The action shot were nice for Pro Set also. I'm a fan of the 1991 set especially. ” -CardFlipper1974

“ Looks like a painting. I don`t think this is a set I would collect if I was a football fan. ” -dollar guy

“ Pro Set was such an awesome blip in the card collecting hobby. I miss them. ” -muskie027

“ lejund ” -parsley24

“ For some reason I have always liked art cards. This is a decent example of the type. ” -John Kerry

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