My first UD Documentary cards of the year, 8 in all:
From Grand Cards |
Four more Moments & Milestones to chip away at my set:
From Grand Cards |
The base card and Chrome version (#/1959) from Topps Heritage High Numbers:
From Grand Cards |
Upper Deck First Edition:
From Curtis Granderson Collection |
...and that set's accompanying Starquest Card (giving me all six):
From Curtis Granderson Collection |
And last but not least, the Navy Blue version of UD Heroes (#/199):
From Curtis Granderson Collection |
A few thoughts on these:
- I do not like the Documentary set, having now seen it in person. It is lame. Out of those 8 cards I have two different pictures and only one of the cards even mentions Curtis. From Game 33: "Detroit worked Daisuke Matsuzaka for eight walks (10 overall) but couldn't capitalize. Curtis Granderson continued his hot hitting with a two-run single in the fourth." That game was at home, but shows him in his away jersey, by the by.
- I'm slowly chipping away at the Moments & Milestones set. Please Help Me.
- I'm a big fan of the Topps Heritage stuff, especially the chrome.
- Upper Deck first edition is perfectly nice, but no different than Upper Deck. At least Topps Opening Day was distinguishable (albeit blinding and somewhat cheap looking)
- The Heroes set would be very tiresome to build, but it is a blast for a player collector. These cards are bright and vibrant and relatively inexpensive and make for a very cool Rainbow collection when put together.