I was eagerly anticipating this product as it is the Press Pass debut of Amber & Angela Cope, Maryeve Dufault and other rising stars. It contains 5 mini-boxes for about $120, and each box has a big hit.
Check out what I found...
Friday, February 17, 2012
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Panini Limited Football Video Box Break (Old School Style) - Who Let the Dogs Out?
So I just opened up a box of Panini's Limited Football. I got a card I wouldn't want anywhere near my collection, so I took measures to extract a bit of revenge for dogs everywhere. Tune in to see what I mean...
Friday, December 23, 2011
Christmas Trading Cards Over the Years
Around this time, I used to love checking the company mailbox. Everyone loves getting holiday mail, especially Christmas cards from friends and family, but I remember when I used to get some of the best ones from the trading card manufacturers.
You could always count on something cool arriving in the mail; a greeting that was a great keepsake, but also a thank you for another year of working together to spread the message about the trading card industry/hobby.
Those days seem like an eternity ago. Really they do. The PR people were more hands on, the relationship with writers and spokespersons were much more personal. Now everything is done by email, smartphone or twitter.
I couldn't find all of my Holiday cards from the manufacturers we've worked with over the last decade and then some, but here's a few I managed to scrounge up for tonight's show discussion. If I find some more in storage, I'll add them here for you to see.
Admit it, they are pretty cool. I hope to see them return.
Listen to Cardboard Connection Radio on Friday evening 11:00 PM EST at.
You could always count on something cool arriving in the mail; a greeting that was a great keepsake, but also a thank you for another year of working together to spread the message about the trading card industry/hobby.
Those days seem like an eternity ago. Really they do. The PR people were more hands on, the relationship with writers and spokespersons were much more personal. Now everything is done by email, smartphone or twitter.
I couldn't find all of my Holiday cards from the manufacturers we've worked with over the last decade and then some, but here's a few I managed to scrounge up for tonight's show discussion. If I find some more in storage, I'll add them here for you to see.
Admit it, they are pretty cool. I hope to see them return.
Listen to Cardboard Connection Radio on Friday evening 11:00 PM EST at.
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Peja Failakovic
What is this card? What does the title of this post mean? Tune in to Cardboard Connection Radio to find out.
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