Hits Memorabilia? MJ Autos?

[thenatural23]

So they destroy an already ugly AUTHENTIC MJ auto and create an even uglier one?

This is just absurd...

2014 Hits Memorabilia Fully Loaded Michael Jordan Autograph Tag Patch Auto 1 1 | eBay (http://www.ebay.com/itm/2014-Hits-Memorabilia-Fully-Loaded-Michael-Jordan-Autograph-tag-patch-auto-1-1-/191547286032?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2c991ba210&nma=true&si=gn1nJpHeYmtRptpx%252B%252B5hRazA%252B9Y%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557)

[jj2]

Someone needs to make that GIF from Home Alone with this card in the picture frame.

Edit:

http://i.imgur.com/jFT85ys.gif

[I only pull for]

Say what you will about the awful autos Upper Deck puts out since they lost their license but that card is a joke and to think someone paid 450 for it

[bigaust001]

Say what you will about HITS and their designs, but they are the most transparent "company" on the market. That said, I don't like how they're selling their own cards.

[ninjacookies]

lol@silouhettes with blacked out faces. Looks more like a zombie apocalypse tribute than a basketball card. It just screams 'depressing.'

Hilarious.

[ninjacookies]

Say what you will about HITS and their designs, but they are the most transparent "company" on the market. That said, I don't like how they're selling their own cards.

You have to kind of question their motive or legitimacy though.

The cost to obtain that original (if authentic) MJ auto would probably have been around 3xx or more. After fees/cost of making card, they would essentially be making nothing or taking a loss on the card.

[rj.cataldo]

That might be the ugliest card I've ever seen. I'd rather have no picture than a blurred out picture. THey do a great job showing the items they use, but those cards are just bad looking in my opinion.

[sideshowbob]

You have to kind of question their motive or legitimacy though.

The cost to obtain that original (if authentic) MJ auto would probably have been around 3xx or more. After fees/cost of making card, they would essentially be making nothing or taking a loss on the card.

It's a top hit from the product, intended to drum up interest so people buy the product chasing after it. It's the same idea behind all the cut autograph products that make & advertise a Babe Ruth cut autograph card. What is spent to acquire the autograph is (hopefully) made up in the additional box sales to hit chasers.