Redemption cards suck... so the question I keep asking myself is... Why in the world would I bid on one? Call it a lapse in judgement... but as luck would have it... I recently won an auction for this redemption card:
Okay... so before I go any further... don't worry... this isn't going to be one of those "redemption cards suck" posts... even if I totally think they do. Instead... this is actually going to be a success story.
I won the auction on February 10th and received the card the following week. Now... I'm not exactly sure when I entered the redemption code, but my guess was that it was either on the 15th or 16th.
Well... today this awesome sticker autograph arrived at my doorstep:
I won the auction on February 10th and received the card the following week. Now... I'm not exactly sure when I entered the redemption code, but my guess was that it was either on the 15th or 16th.
Well... today this awesome sticker autograph arrived at my doorstep:
Now... if only Panini would hurry up and ship me my Cheryl Miller autograph (which I've been waiting on since October).
By the way... if you were hoping to read a really good article on redemption cards... then I encourage you to check out 82RedBird's blog: Way Off Base. It's one of the best posts I've read in awhile.
Today's question of the day:
Which card company has the best/worst
redemption card policy?
redemption card policy?
The jury is still out with me... I've never had problems with Topps... but if Upper Deck ends up sending me my Joe Montana autograph... even after it expired (which is a whole separate topic)... then I'd probably give them the nod. Hint... hint... wink... wink... c'mon UD... please send me a Montana autograph ;-)
Well... that's it. I'm off to eat some jambalaya... Have a great week everyone. Sayonara!
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