QC Check: Exploring the Enchanting Effects of 2010-11 Totally Certified Basketball

[The Question]

For most hoops collectors, next week’s arrival of 2010-11 Totally Certified Basketball is being most eagerly anticipated for its inclusion of the pioneering Panini HRX video trading cards.

But for those of us*who were on location Friday afternoon at the Panini America printing facility quality controlling the first boxes off*the production line, it was*stunningly obvious that HRX will be but one*must-see piece of the equation.



Turns out that virtually every other card we’ve seen*so far from*Totally Certified — a completely*mesmerizing concoction of content, collectibility*and cool — has been a bona fide head-turner. See*exactly what we mean by taking some quality time to peruse the below gallery.

The technologically dazzling*product*displays the company’s continued emphasis on*securing on-card signatures, and delivers two autographs and four memorabilia cards per six-pack box.

Stay tuned to The Knight’s Lance in the coming days for additional coverage of Friday’s field trip to the production facility, including video and more photos from Totally Certified, 2010-11 Dominion Hockey and 2010-11 National Treasures Basketball.

Now,*to the eye candy . . .




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[ballen]

I think this set could hold good value even without the HRX cards

[jsab4807]

Sweet....Harangody pictured in a Cavs uniform. Now I can finally pick up an auto of his for the PC.

[stephj32]

I think the cards look really nice! Can't wait!