Congrats to Tim Fogel on being the lucky winner of the Seuly Matias 2020 Onyx Vintage Extended Edition Blue Ink Auto #’ed/275. Once Tim Fogel sends me his mailing address, I will ship this card ASAP. Thanks!
Congrats to Wildman on being the lucky winner of the Jorge Ona 2020 Onyx Vintage Extended Edition Blue Ink Auto #’ed/275. Once Wildman sends me his mailing address, I will ship this card ASAP. Thanks!
Here we go! Round #3 of the 2020 Onyx Vintage baseball card line.
First we had Onyx Vintage. Second came Onyx Vintage Premium. Now we’re on to Onyx Vintage Extended Edition.
2020 Onyx Vintage Extended Edition is setup much like previous versions. Each box comes with (4) cards, (2) of which will be autographed. All autographs are signed on-card.
Browsing over the checklist you can clearly see this product mainly focuses on rookies and prospects. Of all the players on the checklist, Pete Alonso has the most MLB experience. Luis Robert, Cristian Pache, and Spencer Howard are a few other names that stick out to me who made their MLB debut this year.
Additional key signers include Spencer Torkelson and Austin Martin who were the #1 and #2 picks in the 2020 MLB Draft.
Onyx was even able to get two highly anticipated international prospects to sign cards as well – Felnin Celesten and Roderick Arias. Arias can’t sign with an MLB team until 2021, and Celesten has to wait until 2022. These are early autographs of two guys who we should be hearing a lot more about in the future.
At the base level are the Blue Ink autographs #’ed/275. Other parallels include Green Ink #’ed/50, Red Ink #’ed/25, Purple Ink #’ed/10 (sold exclusively online), and Black Ink #’ed/5. Full name/inscription autographs can also be found and vary in numbering.
Onyx makes a nice product. Retro style, on-card autographs, not a lot of base cards, and quite affordable. Box prices have been through the roof this year. 2020 Onyx Vintage Extended Edition’s price is just under $40/box. Very reasonable.
Chrome is king! Especially when it arrives with some Ben Baller bling!
I absolutely love the Topps 582 Montgomery Club. As a member not only do I get exclusive sets mailed to me throughout the year, I’m also allowed to pre-order certain limited edition online-exclusive products before the general public. On one hand I get to collect, and on the other I get to flip. Its the best of both worlds.
The latest online-exclusive product everyone is talking about is 2020 Topps Chrome Baseball Ben Baller Edition. Ben Baller is an artist and jeweler. He’s one of the twenty individuals Topps is currently working with on their Project 2020 set.
Ben Baller’s style can sure be seen on these cards. The base set consists of (200) cards which have Green #’ed/99, Blue #’ed/75, Gold #’ed/50, Orange #’ed/25, Red #’ed/5, and Superfractors #’ed 1/1 parallels. You should find (6) parallels per (24) pack box.
Coming (2) per box are blinged-out 1985 Topps Baseball inserts. Parallels include Gold #’ed/50, Orange #’ed/25, Red #’ed/5, and Superfractors #’ed 1/1.
One of the main attractions are the (1) per box Ben’s Diamond Die-Cuts. These have the same parallels as the 1985 Topps Baseball inserts.
Its possible to pull an autograph, but that can be difficult. The easiest autographs to pull are Gold Refractors #’ed/50 which drop 1:403 packs. Orange, Red, and Superfractor autographs will be even more difficult to find.
The MSRP on a box is $250. Flippers have already been pre-selling them on the secondary market for $1,000. Will that price stick? Nobody knows. It could drop. It could also rise once they begin to ship, and breakers start ripping into them. Anything can, and will happen.