One thing I wish Leaf would do is have better photo selection. That Ricky Henderson looks great because you have the A's colors there so even without the logos you can tell the team. There are to many photos in their products that are just bleh. If they could pick photos that have the team colors even without the logos that would go a long way towards making the cards a bit better imo.
Ive been collecting cards since 1995 and you make the best content ripping open product! Ty sir i appreciate you and enjoy every video regardless of what your opening. Keep up the good work sir.
I have the sickest luck in Leaf Lumber. I hit a Babe Ruth 1/1 in 2021, Ruth/9 in 2022, and just pulled a 1/1 bat knob from Tim Raines from 2024 Leaf Lumber. Only have bought 5 total boxes since 2021
I looked at the lumber club card while zoomed in. Something doesn't seem right. I have been a cabinet maker all my life. They are all the same basic color and species. It's the color that bothers me. Different bats at different ages would not have the same color. Unless they came from the same tree most new bats would not have the same color. I may be wrong but it makes me curious.
@@RunGoodLife not talking grain pattern, I looked close at that first. I'm talking about the lighter tighter grain areas. In your lighting, which can make a difference, the light grain looks too much the same color for 6 different bats. At least one would be noticably darker or lighter depending on age. Not trying to rain on the parade. 50 years of working in most woods, my Robbie the robot warning went off.
Agree, The floor and average ROI is a lot lower on these mid to higher end Topps Products. The Leaf Lumber average ROI and floor is higher, but big hits less likely. Tier 1 should be a $150 product.
Topps new that box was shit so they threw in an extra auto. I think i wud go with the Leaf product. They have definitely stepped up there products. Thanks for the video!
I agree. I mean, I wouldn't be mad at pulling a Blyleven auto... If I'm opening Topps Archives or something. But in a product that costs like $70 per card, that's crappy.
