tacoma34
11-07-2015, 05:47 PM
Kobe has been my favorite player (behind AI), but don't bother collecting him much with all the product he is in and competition from many collectors. I couldn't pass up the chance to pick this one up when I saw it. These 04-05 XL Jambalaya (silver version) are calculated to have around a 10 print run and a odds of 1:2160 packs, but not many sellers know the rarity. And they haven't been faked, so that's always good.
The seller had a BIN for this one and the regular version (1:216 packs) 04-05 E-XL, but he had the regular version about $100 more, so they were unaware as well.
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j32/tacoma34/Basketball/79ef5a7d-0ccd-4189-8e98-6254dad385fb_zpsqfzzosym.jpg\
Thinking about busting it out of the BGS case to match my AI.
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j32/tacoma34/Basketball/71598359-69b1-4bf6-9fea-65744b4f2022_zpspip8ouwa.jpg
And here's the fun part of the mailday. Many are critical of Panini and their generic wording of game used material, including me. I have blabbed about this to my fiance a time or two but never thought she paid any attention to my incoherent ramble. Showed her the "stat line" set awhile back and the authentication on the back that had the specific verbiage. Well she ended up bidding on this and won it without me knowing about it...
My first Kobe patch card. Looks to be part of the "4".
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j32/tacoma34/Basketball/579d216b-d937-48f1-8210-9495620bdf46_zps4bynqeyo.jpg
Pretty sure this is the most specific Panini has ever been on a card (Preferred Finals booklets are the same). Even the new Preferred Stat Line's do not state the players name. They keep this up and they might restore some faith in their game used memorabilia.
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j32/tacoma34/Basketball/a773ab28-cbb9-49d9-8065-51aa4e8a54e6_zpsud2t20wr.jpg
Kudos to Panini for letting the collector know the game it was worn.
Kobe played a solid game too, here's the highlights.
IoeQtUJ5Stk
Thanks for looking.
The seller had a BIN for this one and the regular version (1:216 packs) 04-05 E-XL, but he had the regular version about $100 more, so they were unaware as well.
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j32/tacoma34/Basketball/79ef5a7d-0ccd-4189-8e98-6254dad385fb_zpsqfzzosym.jpg\
Thinking about busting it out of the BGS case to match my AI.
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j32/tacoma34/Basketball/71598359-69b1-4bf6-9fea-65744b4f2022_zpspip8ouwa.jpg
And here's the fun part of the mailday. Many are critical of Panini and their generic wording of game used material, including me. I have blabbed about this to my fiance a time or two but never thought she paid any attention to my incoherent ramble. Showed her the "stat line" set awhile back and the authentication on the back that had the specific verbiage. Well she ended up bidding on this and won it without me knowing about it...
My first Kobe patch card. Looks to be part of the "4".
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j32/tacoma34/Basketball/579d216b-d937-48f1-8210-9495620bdf46_zps4bynqeyo.jpg
Pretty sure this is the most specific Panini has ever been on a card (Preferred Finals booklets are the same). Even the new Preferred Stat Line's do not state the players name. They keep this up and they might restore some faith in their game used memorabilia.
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j32/tacoma34/Basketball/a773ab28-cbb9-49d9-8065-51aa4e8a54e6_zpsud2t20wr.jpg
Kudos to Panini for letting the collector know the game it was worn.
Kobe played a solid game too, here's the highlights.
IoeQtUJ5Stk
Thanks for looking.