The floor is still higher than it's ever been! Man you clowns just don't get it do you?! Always these broke guys in here talking!

[QUOTE=ninjacookies;19703464]HCat punching the deoxygenated hyperbaric air that prevents his 1/1 Mamba Chrominator from greening rn.


Absolutely brootul.[/QUOTE]

It's a piece of art such a beautiful copy! Rare indeed! :D

[QUOTE=ninjacookies;19703464]HCat punching the deoxygenated hyperbaric air that prevents his 1/1 Mamba Chrominator from greening rn.


Absolutely brootul.[/QUOTE]

When AGI comes, ninja will be the last to be replaced

[QUOTE=Hellcat;19703709]The floor is still higher than it's ever been! Man you clowns just don't get it do you?! Always these broke guys in here talking![/QUOTE]

A 101 MJ just fell in price by half in a few months. Your pump/grift is over buddy

[QUOTE=Hellcat;19703711]It's a piece of art such a beautiful copy! Rare indeed! :D[/QUOTE]

It'll green for sure, but until then you are right and it's the only thing you're ever right about :)!

[QUOTE=dizzy4111;19620242]Maybe some people just don't get bent of shape about not owning what is, at it's core, a non-pack-pulled novelty card.[/QUOTE]


Pretty late on this, but felt compelled to respond. The fact that they were the only officially licensed NBA cards between 83-85 makes it stretch to consider Star Co “novelty cards”. While I would also have preferred if these had been randomly inserted into packs- the limited print runs and low level distribution doesn’t take away from the appeal of these sets, personally it adds more to them. It was the early 80’s; the NBA was in the shitter and the Star company seems like a somewhat accurate reflection of the league at the time.


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