2011 Prestigous Lineage Case Hits & Top Prospects: The Search For Tom Gordon
By
Brett Lewis |
Mar 28, 2011
Lineage Returns this fall to deliver the final death blow to Triple Threads...
The folks behind 2010 Prestigous Lineage Football return with a product that could redefine the modern era of trading cards as we know it. With their latest Prestigous offering, Lineage tackles the world of high-end baseball cards, packing 15 cases worth of Triple Threads into a single master tin.
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VOTC | Mar 28, 2011 | Reply
LMAO. Well done sir. Well done.
kevin | Mar 28, 2011 | Reply
i would like the first 50 cases
Brett J. Lewis | Mar 29, 2011 | Reply
Your total will be $300,000 ($6,000 per 10-Master Tin case). No checks or trackable means of payment, they only accept cash due to the finite nature of the offering.
Crow | Mar 29, 2011 | Reply
After Tom Gordon’s amazing contributions to the Cubs, I would do ANYTHING to get my hands on one of his 1/.5’s. Even better would be a 1990 Donruss Auto! I hope he signed in red ink!
Crow | Mar 29, 2011 | Reply
This product looks pretty cool, but it would have been amazing if it would have copied off of Ginter and included some celebrities/avant garde as well. I wish one of the octogon relics would have included game-worn prison clothes from Bernie Madoff. I would have like to have seen a Charlie Sheen set SP (part of base set)- some cards of his goddesses, and various cards of him at each of his million media appearances. Finally, they could have copied off Ginter and included a Fukushima Nuclear Plant card with a piece of grass or drop of water contaminated with nuclear iodine/plutonium. Now, I’d buy that!
Steve Hau | Mar 29, 2011 | Reply
Down with Triple Threads and Leaf!! Go Lineage!!
Steve Hau | Mar 29, 2011 | Reply
Is Cornelius doing a Lineage break this year? I haven’t seen him since the American Idol Season 6 case break last month.
Brett J. Lewis | Mar 29, 2011 | Reply
I believe he said he was going to buy 3 cases to sit on, which means he’s ripping three cases the day it releases.
Ben Barron | Mar 31, 2011 | Reply
I’d actually keep the four horseman card lol. can I get a Ric Flair WOOOOO!?