These Net Cam cards are great for the alternative view, and giving something you don't really get in hockey, a decent arena view card. Would be a nice insert set maybe - A View From Here with shots of the arena from the net or centre, stands and all.
Yeah, the gold parallel is a nice "new to New York", Rick Nash.
A couple set keepers...
Lindstrom with a full 20 years of stats detailed out on the back. No bio on his card, but the stats speak for themselves, and glad to have them do so.
Dupes today...
A solid enough pack, hope a few more turn out this good, but we shall see.
2 Packs, 14 Cards, 40 Points.
Probably a good day to do a quick round up on a few Listia cards. I really don't do much on Listia and the cryptocurrency continues to degrade, and as do the value of what you get for doing surveys, but still a few cards out of it for nothing...
The Magic cards tend to go for somewhat reasonable prices so those at least are alright. I also picked up another copy of the awesome Skydome card from 1992 Triple Play and a single card add to the slow 1982 Topps build.
A nice little variety of cards for nothing other than maybe an hour or so of my time opn surveys.
The net cams cards have sweet photos. I'm a big fan of the those Triple Play cards and that is a great photo. Fun post.
ReplyDeleteReally are sweet photos - wonder if we could get a net cam set...
DeleteI consider that Score set my second favorite NHL set currently, although there are still a lot I have not experienced yet. Still a long way to go before I could think of completion but I enjoy it all the same.
ReplyDeleteThe photo angle of the net cam as well as on that Sky Dome card are really cool.
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