If you look at Dennis Johnson’s stats, they aren’t all together too impressive. But people who watched basketball in the late 70s throughout the 80s, and especially Celtics fans, knew the type of floor general and leader and point guard Dennis Johnson was. He was a great coach as well - and although the PSA 5 grade doesn’t quite make sense, it doesn’t really matter to me. It’s the autograph that makes this card.

I don’t collect a lot of hockey cards, but I’ve always wanted a Wayne Gretzky rookie auto. I have a rather nice BGS 5.5 (not signed) but recently upgraded to this one about two years ago. I would likely sell my BGS as I much prefer to have an autographed, on card, rookie with a clean, bold, clear signature like this. Also, I know there’s some corner wear, but this is one of the nicest PSA 2’s I’ve ever seen.

Yes, this is not an official national treasurers card. Rather, I purchased a PSA DNA authenticated cut autograph and had a custom card artist place the oversized cut auto into a card with national treasures-like aesthetic. I think it turned out great! What do you all think?

I wasn’t really in the market for a Chase auto… But my kid loves the Bengals, and the orange paint pen on the rookie silver prism really jumped out. I like this more than the black or blue sharpie on most of his rookie cards and I think he’s going to have another big season with Joe Burrow under center.

When the finest broke into the scene in 1993 people went nuts. The refractor parallels were insane. I feel like the following year was of a bit of a down year and then in 1996 Finest blue the market wide open. Containing rookies of Iverson, Kobe, Ray Allen, Marcus Camby, Kerry Kittles, Antoine Walker and more… This is still a great set, although still quite overproduced. This is a nice copy of an Allen Iverson rookie with an aftermarket auto that has been graded by PSADNA.