First up is a 2008 SP Legendary Cuts Future Legends Signature card which is serial numbered 69/99. I really like this card because it is one of the few on-card autographs I have. Most of the others are sticker autos.
Next is a 2008 UD Premier Rookie Signature card serial numbered 206/299. This autograph is on a sticker (the outline of which you can see on the card). It's not the biggest problem in the world, but on-card autographs just look so much crisper and cleaner.
Next we have a 2009 Topps Career Best Autograph. This is one of the handful of autograph cards that I have which isn't serial numbered.
This 2008 SPx Rookie Signatures is another of the non-serial numbered autograph cards in my collection.
This may be one of my favorite autograph cards in my collection. This is a 2008 Upper Deck Masterpieces Stroke of Genius card. Here are some of the great aspects of this card:
- On-card autograph
- Eye-pleasing card design. I like the "Stroke of Genius" logo and font.
- The picture is an "action" picture.
- This card has great texture. It has a "canvas" feel to it, because the "Masterpiece" series of cards is supposed to remind the collector of a masterpiece painting.
The final card is a 2009 Triple Threads Emerald card, serial numbered 9/10. The Triple Thread series catches a lot of flack in the card collecting community, but I don't hate the design as much as other people. One of my favorite aspects of this particular card is the multi-colored jersey section. More often than not, the jerseys are all the same color. But not mine. Mine has a white jersey swatch, a red jersey swatch (although I'm at a loss as to where on a KC Royals jersey there is red material), and the "CK" section appears to be the jersey label. Pretty sweet, in my humble opinion.
Recently, my Hochevar collection hit the 150-card mark. Not too bad considering I've only been actively collecting his cards for the past seven or eight months.
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