Which didn't sit nicely on the scanner, but you get it, the second box of 2016 WWE Topps base product, only it's much different for me.
With trades and all, I am only missing three base cards - Becky Lynch, Goldust, and Natalya. So, I expect this is going to be a low scoring affair, but hope that I am able to knock the three cards off and get some new to me inserts. Guess we will see if I am successful with that.
Scoring again...
Base card - 1 point (yes, all cards get a point)
Base card need - 3 points
Base variation card - 20 points
Insert Card bonus - points based on odds - if 1 in 4 - worth 4 points
Per Box Bonus card will be per points based on the per pack odds - if 1 in 35 boxes worth 350 points as there are 10 packs per box...should be generally fair I think....and reflect value in the "hit"
Pack 1:
No luck on the base cards in this one.
This is from the NXT Prospects insert set, and is a new one for me. Finn Balor is my son's favourite wrestler, and I have to say, I enjoy him as a talent, but as I have said before, wish we saw more Demon matches.
We end with another new card for me - the J&J Security Anti-Authority insert. Full credit to both for doing a great job with WWE post their in ring careers and here, being the newer version of Patterson and Briscoe during their stooges run for McMahon.
1 Pack, 7 cards, 11 points.
Miss Elizabeth and George The Animal Steele is one heck of a way to kick off this box.
ReplyDeleteMiss Elizabeth.....Nice! - I remember George's appreciation of her...
DeleteFour Legend cards in one pack is quite impressive. While his run as Godfather may be remembered more, I always liked the Papa Shango gimmick most.
ReplyDeleteI'll say it - as a kid, Papa Shango was freaky - he did well to that extent.
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