The designers down at Capewood's Collection wanted to try some ideas for parallel cards. I said, why not. Here's what they came up with.
The ever popular retro card.
Here's another popular parallel, the black and white image.
And of course, everyone loves a jersey card. The relic on this card is certified by a complete stranger to be an actual piece of cloth.
Linen finish cards are always a favorite.
This one is a bit different. We call it pewter embossed.
Here is an ultra rare Capewood's Collection Masterpiece parallel. Serial numbered to 10.
The Fun-House Mirror parallel. The designers were getting a bit out of hand.
Capewood's Collection Crystal. Only one was ever made. That's when I told the designers that enough is enough. As Donruss has shown on many occasions there is literally no end of the possible parallels.
The ever popular retro card.
Here's another popular parallel, the black and white image.
And of course, everyone loves a jersey card. The relic on this card is certified by a complete stranger to be an actual piece of cloth.
Linen finish cards are always a favorite.
This one is a bit different. We call it pewter embossed.
Here is an ultra rare Capewood's Collection Masterpiece parallel. Serial numbered to 10.
The Fun-House Mirror parallel. The designers were getting a bit out of hand.
Capewood's Collection Crystal. Only one was ever made. That's when I told the designers that enough is enough. As Donruss has shown on many occasions there is literally no end of the possible parallels.
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No autographed inserts?
Ain't Photoshop great!
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