NJDEVILS30
Verified Trader,
Hi everyone,
I finally bit the bullet and had an array of cards shipped to me from ePacks, and thought I would post them!
Some very nice YG Foils:






There was one pretty cool Schneider in the mix:

A couple of Max Domis:


Of the sea of Eichel YGs available on the site, five were in this shipment:

Didn't do much MVP, but managed two of these:

If it is OK, let's take a brief break from hockey!
I'm not sure if anyone else delved into the madness that was Marvel Masterpieces, but 25% of the release was made available online and it sold out exceptionally fast!
At $15 USD for a three card pack, it was the most expensive product that I have ever personally broken - the achievements were tempting but those who know me are aware of my love of shiny - MM16 did not disappoint!
One comment on this first card:

a 1992 Masterpieces Buyback of Spider-Man.
Seems like a neat card, but these are merely base cards from the 1992 release which were repurchased (most likely through COMC) and stamped. Seeded one a box, this seemed like a bit of a joke to me, as the complete set of the old cards could probably be purchased for the price of a couple of packs of the re-vamp.
Anyway, enough griping!
I loved the look of the battle spectra cards, and the gem parallel /99 is dazzling - I came away with these:





I immediately gravitated towards the holofoil set, and picked up copies of characters that I liked the most from a resale perspective:
Three deadpools:

six Spider-Man:

eight Wolverine:

There is a "Speckle" parallel /99 of these that is awesome! I am happy to have these:







Finally, there is a "Kaleidoscope" version, /25:


Overall, I bought about five boxes worth of packs and was able to trade a couple of big hits to set collectors for these inserts. I hope there is another Marvel product on the horizon - all of the cards above are available if interested!
Finally, the reason that I was tracking this shipment every hour for several days:







Needless to say, it has been quite the adventure on ePacks over the past 8 months or so... despite the lack of ethics among traders and some of the shortcomings with the interface, it is a great place to swap digital cards!
:goal::goal:
I finally bit the bullet and had an array of cards shipped to me from ePacks, and thought I would post them!
Some very nice YG Foils:






There was one pretty cool Schneider in the mix:

A couple of Max Domis:


Of the sea of Eichel YGs available on the site, five were in this shipment:

Didn't do much MVP, but managed two of these:

If it is OK, let's take a brief break from hockey!
I'm not sure if anyone else delved into the madness that was Marvel Masterpieces, but 25% of the release was made available online and it sold out exceptionally fast!
At $15 USD for a three card pack, it was the most expensive product that I have ever personally broken - the achievements were tempting but those who know me are aware of my love of shiny - MM16 did not disappoint!
One comment on this first card:

a 1992 Masterpieces Buyback of Spider-Man.
Seems like a neat card, but these are merely base cards from the 1992 release which were repurchased (most likely through COMC) and stamped. Seeded one a box, this seemed like a bit of a joke to me, as the complete set of the old cards could probably be purchased for the price of a couple of packs of the re-vamp.
Anyway, enough griping!
I loved the look of the battle spectra cards, and the gem parallel /99 is dazzling - I came away with these:





I immediately gravitated towards the holofoil set, and picked up copies of characters that I liked the most from a resale perspective:
Three deadpools:

six Spider-Man:

eight Wolverine:

There is a "Speckle" parallel /99 of these that is awesome! I am happy to have these:







Finally, there is a "Kaleidoscope" version, /25:


Overall, I bought about five boxes worth of packs and was able to trade a couple of big hits to set collectors for these inserts. I hope there is another Marvel product on the horizon - all of the cards above are available if interested!
Finally, the reason that I was tracking this shipment every hour for several days:







Needless to say, it has been quite the adventure on ePacks over the past 8 months or so... despite the lack of ethics among traders and some of the shortcomings with the interface, it is a great place to swap digital cards!
:goal::goal: