The Select XRC is a very unusual card. Released before the players are even drafted by their team, these are originally redemption cards to be fulfilled later. One of the more sought after cards from the select era due to it being the unofficial first rookie for that year’s class. This particular card is of Nick Chubb, one of the greatest running backs I’ve seen in my lifetime before a gruesome knee injury derailed his career before he could cement himself as one of the best to play for the historic franchise of the Cleveland Browns.

My favorite modern insert, maybe because of my affinity for bobbleheads, the Prizmania is both gorgeous and rare. The super-short print makes its final run of licensed product. A must have for my Cleveland collection.

Before Topps Chrome and back when refractor meant something. The 1993 Finest set is among the most important sets of all time. The origin point of the modern chromium refractor craze. It is believed only 241 refractors were made for each card in the set, with odds of pulling a refractor only 1:9 packs.

I usually don’t look for graded cards for my personal collection, but this card means so much that I needed to make sure I had a nice copy. A true icon of our hobby.