Front of the card.
I used to love these cards back in the 1990s. Now, that quite as much. Still, it's not exactly their worst effort either. I like the design of the card, the art work is pretty mediocre. Can we put the autograph stickers on straight? Look at the words "Topps Certified Autograph Issue" and then the bottom of the sticker. Not so good.
I like that there are stats on the back of the card and not just some form letter stating the obvious that I have an autographed card. While the stats are nice, it also means that Topps tried to squeeze a bunch of other stuff onto the back of the card that makes it seem a little cluttered. Beyond the stats, personal information, and "Gallery Notes", Topps also managed to sneak in the name of the artist and a disclaimer about the autograph signing being witnessed.
Also a serial number, a card number, small print, and a trio of little logos at the bottom.
That's a lot of stuff for the back of the card. Overall, this is a decent card, nothing great. It's solidly in the bottom half of the Snell autographs that Topps has put out this year.
100% of Topps Gallery autographs should be on-card. That's what the canvas look was made for.
ReplyDeleteShould be, but they haven't been since they reintroduced the product.
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