These are all from the 2010-11 Donruss set, one that I really should have bought more of before that whole lockout thing happened. Especially annoying is the fact that there has been virtually no sign of new NBA cards (no doubt lockout related) for quite some time. There was talk of an NBA Hoops revival, but it seems that those plans were scrapped or at least put on the shelf indefinitely. The only thing I've read about any imminent releases came from this article posted a few days ago. In the wake of the lockout, the shoddy economy and the whole Occupy thing, does Panini really think that a set that contains nothing but autographs and multi-swatch booklets is a great idea for the average collector?
Until an actually affordable set is released, I will at least consider restarting my attempt to collect the 2010-11 Donruss set. This idea never really got off the ground before, but I do still like the way this set works.
Also... go Blazers!
I'm not going to continue to build this set so I have a lot of cards you may need. Do you have a want list?
ReplyDeleteUm. I gave you a pack of basketball cards for Christmas!
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No want list yet. I didn't really buy enough to start one. I might look for a deal somewhere soon and then post one.
ReplyDeletePanini blows. Looks like the only thing us average dudes will be able to afford is HOOPS and that won't be until March. Here's a link to all FIVE (really FIVE?) sets they'll produce and 4 are basically high end crap.
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When is this exclusive license OVER?