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Friday, April 19, 2019

Year: 1988

Set: Score - Glossy (Rate)

Card: #363 Chris Brown


“ That's a very subtle difference between those greens. Green is my favorite color, yellow my current second favorite, so I like the design for sure. ” -Billy Kingsley

“ Watch out Rihanna. Sorry, wrong Chris Brown. Bad joke aside. I like this set, always thought the colors should link up to the team somehow but I like when companies try something new. I have not seen the glossy version of these in hand but I know I want them someday. ” -davidhandberry

“ Costco. All my memories are of Costco with this set. ” -parsley24

“ Tragically, I don't think I own a single "Glossy" Score card. I'm thinking they were released as a special factory set. And I can't recall ever stumbling upon one in a dime box over the years. As for the aesthetics of the '88 set, I'm probably in the minority because I prefer the likes of '89 and '91 Score to this. ” -mkaz80

“ 1988 Score is a score in my book. It embraces the late 1980s and looks a bit like an homage to the 1970s with some of it's colors. The back is one of the first backs that I didn't really like much with the color head shot, at least it isn't the same photo from the front. Love the full stats. Might have been nice to have team name on the front especially for a photo like this where the team logo on the batting helmet is hard to see. Is he a Padre? Yes, but could be a Giant. OH wow he was both LOL. ” -captkirk42

“ I've always liked this set. Clean on the front, detailed on the back, good action photos. Not sure where it would land in my all time favorites, but I'd probably put it as my second favorite from the 1980s after only 1987 Topps. ” -Brimose

“ I really like this design. Other than the card number being too small. ” -kirkscards


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Gapporin

Posts: 101
Joined: Sep 2018
Friday, April 19, 2019 12:19 PM

I always liked the 80's and early 90's Score cards due to the fact that they had written out an essay for each player rather than just pointing out one or two highlights. I wouldn't mind a return to that kind of information listed on the back of the card (or heck, bring back the Studio brand).


   

Aycee

Posts: 133
Joined: Jun 2017
Friday, April 19, 2019 1:18 PM

Agreed! Very good back. Nice action photo on the front too.

Gapporin wrote:

I always liked the 80's and early 90's Score cards due to the fact that they had written out an essay for each player rather than just pointing out one or two highlights. I wouldn't mind a return to that kind of information listed on the back of the card (or heck, bring back the Studio brand).


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