Sponsored box breaks: 2012 Leaf Memories Baseball

I also filmed an Atlanta Sports Cards-sponsored two-box break of 2012 Leaf Memories Baseball, in addition to the break I did for 2012 Leaf Inscriptions in my previous post.  This mid high-end product was fun to open because it was a bit nostalgic, as I owned several of the 1990 Leaf cards when I was younger.  Those old cards were probably thrown away or sold in garage sales at various points in my life.  Wouldn't it be wild if some of your old Leaf cards made it in as buybacks in Leaf Memories?  Here's the video:

I would say Leaf Memories is medium-risk, medium-reward in general.  But, as you can see, I did pretty well for myself!  I probably pulled the most short-printed checklist card ever.  I am not sure what other collectors think about Leaf's recent releases, but I've really enjoyed what they have put out in the past 2-3 years.  There are way too many Pete Rose signatures and products out there right now though.  That dude is signing anything and everything.

My video box breaks for 2012 Leaf Inscriptions and 2012 Leaf Memories Baseball also made it on to Atlanta Sports Cards' blog.  Awesome!  Now if I can figure out how to make my Flip HD camera stay in focus better...

Sponsored box break: 2012 Leaf Inscriptions

Here's a video for a sponsored box break of 2012 Leaf Inscriptions I did, courtesy of Atlanta Sports Cards.  This is a very nice product if you like autographs!

Donnie Baseball!  Awesome.  Lead us to victory this year, Don!  I will post some nicer, high quality photos of the card once I get around to photographing some of my recent acquisitions.

Sponsored box break: 2012 Press Pass Legends Hall of Fame Edition

I am so lazy at posting.  It is disgusting.  I recently did a sponsored box break for 2012 Press Pass Legends Hall of Fame Edition, courtesy of Atlanta Sports Cards.  Here is a link for the video break.  But, why watch a poorly filmed and awkward video box break when you can just view the awesome high-quality photos I am about to post below?  I will mostly let the cards speak for themselves.

Here is the tin in which the cards came packaged.  It is actually a very large box to hold a small pack of four cards.

Willie Brown!  Hall of Fame cornerback for the Denver Broncos and Oakland Raiders, #'d 74/99.  All the cards are shiny refractors.  This is the second Willie Brown autograph card I've pulled, and both are going to be listed on Ebay soon.

Dick LeBeau, #'d 43/65.  A great defensive player for the Detroit Lions and defensive mastermind, currently with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Leroy Kelly, Hall of Fame running back for the Cleveland Browns, #'d to 75.  I greatly enjoy watching the new Browns star running back, rookie Trent Richardson.

Now here's a gem!  "Big Game" James Worthy, Champions inscription autograph, #'d 3/3.  Check out that insane refractor action.  Worthy is the only worthy "Big Game James" in my book.  Go Lakers!

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2012 Leaf Best of Baseball box break

Man, I have so many overdue posts I need to write.  Here's a quick one, to hopefully get me back into it.  I opened a box of 2012 Leaf Best of Baseball that I purchased from Atlanta Sports Cards via their sponsored box break program.  Here's the link to the video box break - goo.gl/B5lQL - but, you can just see the photo of what I pulled below:

Speaks for itself, hm?  Click to enlarge.

What a break!  Boo yah.

2011 Playoff Prime Cuts: sponsored box break

Howdy!

Here's a box break of 2011 Panini Playoff Prime Cuts baseball, sponsored by Atlanta Sports Cards.  Totally had the "itis" when I was filming - don't judge.

Nice looking cards, but these risky boxes are still pricey and could yield some super awful breaks.  I did pretty well with mine.

Thanks to Atlanta Sports Cards for the discount!

P.S.  Don't forget to check out Dan's group break!  Here.