Saturday, November 24, 2018
Year: 1989
Set: Star (Rate)
Card: #12 Pat Combs
“ Nice. I like it. ” -switzr1
“ Does "Pro Ball 1989" mean that this is his first year as a pro? I like the design. I like the back as well. It looks like it has the old school texture as well, rather than the super slick UV coating. ” -Billy Kingsley
“ Very typical 80's, early 90's minor league card. As I have said before I don't know why but I am drawn to minor league cards. They are simple, no thrills but I like them. ” -davidhandberry
“ Wow that card is RED. Very basic, as with most Star.issues that I've seen. Front is appealing to me, but not the back. ” -kents_stuff
“ A late 1980s Star Card. Been about six months since we've seen one of these. Nice front, back OK. ” -captkirk42
“ it's alway disappointing to me when a minor league teams use the same name and logo and a MLB team, but good clean card design ” -Thunderfoot
“ I see #45, in that style, can't help but see Tug McGraw ;) ” -stevejrogers
“ Our first "wax" product, based on the leagues we had licenses for. As for the player, one of my favorites from that time frame with the Phillies. He had just played for the US Olympic team, and was a sure-fire prospect. As I have documented in other areas, I got to chat with Pat about his experiences and got a couple very nice autographs in 1990. Unfortunately, I didn't think to take one of these with me to get signed! ” -vrooomed