Random Card of the Day

I totally zoned out on this one. This is NOT produced by Fleer, but this is part of the Upper Deck era of Fleer. I don't know what I was thinking. Since it was a week ago, I can't remember. Maybe I was tired. If not, let's go with that anyway. Since I can't be sure, I mean, it MIGHT be true!

I lile the clean look, simple most often is more eye appealing, than busy. The ONLY NEGATIVE I have about this & ALL AUTOS & GAME USED - There isn't one thing about the player on the back. That "guaranteed authentic" COA can be reduced as to font & stick it at the lower end. I like player info, stats, trivia or something personal about them. Panini really should throw some INFO on backs other than that COA. The  On Card Auto is a huge PLUS!! I don't like stickers that can gather dust on the edges if your buying from sellers that didn't sleeve and load them into a case. The stickers that (i.e. - Junior Motorsports Sticks over the edge of an autograph) is more appealing for those and sometimes the stickers autos are apparently put on by folks with eyesight issues bcz they are sideways on some & that really hurts the value a lot. By value I'm staying it both ways as to collectabilty & market value. Cards cpstomg what they do now and contain used materials should be hands on, no machine labels or the like. Crooked labels jist ruin the appeal for me entirely no matter the rarity of it and sometimes the rarity of say 2/10 with crooked sticker means it's a bust on that set entirely. Anyway, 2 cents..