2018-19 Topps 582 Montgomery Club Baseball Cards

These designs are pretty lame.
no wonder they were rejected .
So this is the club where Topps will use their rejected designs and send those to anyone who sends them money
not in my collection..thanks.

Is it not bad enough how many sets we have now that they need to scrounge collectors for some extra pennies for these bad designs.

I’m assuming the autographs are all from players active and retired that are
1. Alive
2. Under some contract with Topps
While it would be great to have a Jackie Robinson autograph, I would doubt the legitimacy of it since this is a 2018 set. 😉

When will you have the 25 card set checklist up?

Seriously? 105 total cards and there are 19 New York Yankee cards? And let’s face it, having the two McCutchen cards go for the Giants (when he is on the Yankees) only highlights that the set is missing Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, and/or Buster Posey. And only one Dodgers player (Koufax)? No Jackie Robinson, Clayton Kershaw, or Don Drysdale? I get it, we are celebrating an East Coast company and their East Coast location. But when a set only has three players from the San Francisco and Los Angeles MLB clubs, you can’t expect it to be taken seriously. The East Coast bias is thick, and at least for this West Coast guy, it makes this set a stinker before it even arrives. Bummer.

Fox- Yes it’s amateurish. It’s expected. These are designs from when the company first started. A simpler time.

Thorgasm- Keep that lighter handy. Topps did this with Stadium Club years back, Panini Football? does it now. Politicians charge $1000 a plate for a dinner so you have the chance to network. Exclusive membership has it’s fees.

C Nickerson- While true this is an expensive hobby, the quality is better than when it was .50 a pack. There are ways to collect cheap. Kids don’t have to buy packs. Packs now are appx. 25% of minimum wage in my state. As a kid in 1989 UD was $1. appx. 25% of minimum wage. I never complained. Buy what you can afford. Work harder for what you cant. Rules we all live by. The player making 5 million and companies overcharging to make up for it has nothing to do with Topps. Topps costs have increased so that gets passed down to the consumer.

AP- I agree. With only a little press and 24 hours later it was closed. Perfect.

Excited for this… seems very exclusive with only 24 hours to sign up

Listen the amount of money that you want for a pack of cards is ridiculous. I have over 20 thousand items going and getting the stuff my self. A kid who likes baseball doesn’t have the money to pay 2.50 a pack. I’m 46 and I got to see alot of hall of Famers play. Too me it’s sad to see the way a guy makes 28 million a yr and has 5 complete games then they overcharge everything else to pay people like that. I would never pay for a autograph and I have over 120 guys that are decesced.

Perhaps for $20 a year. If this is the future of the hobby I’m probably going to set my balls on fire.

It is sufficiently frustrating to be told the Brooklyn set will be the most beautiful set ever—yet without a preview—that I am hesitant to sign up. The design of the Trout card from another set that they do highlight is quite amateurish in design. I’ve never understood why Topps shows packaging on the website over card samples.