I’ve enjoyed this card as part of my collection for many years…maybe 10? It won’t gem, but it’s still super pretty. It finally left my collection (reluctantly) this week in consolidation towards a very unique card that Im sure I’ll share here once it arrives and is in-hand. Enjoy LeBron and Steph in their last few years - we won’t get another like this in our lifetimes!

Everyone’s chasing gold and everyone’s chasing low numbered inserts and parallels. With these Flair final editions, you get a beautifully constructed, ultra-premium, gold parallel, Limited to, and serial number on the back #/100 copies. I’m shocked they haven’t spiked in value in recent years!

These stainless stars from Impeccable are pretty cool. Printed on thick stainless steel, they also have parallels. This Reggie Miller Gold stainless stars features a beautiful on-card, or should I say on steel? autograph and this numbered out of 10.

Happy Sunday everyone in collectorland. Hope you are well. Picked this one up in a recent singles sale. Caught my eye. Like the concept of the short print, out of jersey number idea. Unfortunately mine had a little knick in the top but begs the question. There is only so many tries on grading these if you choose to. Only 82 more goes for this Tyler Boyd. Also would love to know the player list in this specific format. Could be some mining for some on what I think could be nuggets.

Cheers Alan

Topps Finest made some interesting parallel options back then. Bronze, silver, and gold cards. Some refractors with the bronze being more common and simple refractor technology. The silver refractors were mosaic-style rather than true refractors and there were gold. Embossed. Die-cut. And the gold refractors had the atomic-style to them. The gold, embossed, die-cut refractors were very rare and serial numbered making them extremely collectable and still desired. Here you have the gold, die-cut embossed (non-refactor) of Reggie Miller. A beautiful card!