The Best Baseball Card Ever
a modern work of art and the best baseball card ever displayed...
The Best Baseball Card Ever
a modern work of art and the best baseball card ever displayed...
a modern work of art and the best baseball card ever displayed...
a modern work of art and the best baseball card ever displayed...
My dad had this idea in the late 1980's, and this is the prototype he created to secure the copyright to it. This is a George Brett trophy style lamp that is meant to display a baseball card on. His idea was to display a baseball card of your favorite player batting, while also doubling as a nightlight with the ball shining into the web of the glove and onto a framed picture of the player in a fielding position. My dad chose Mr. Brett for his detailed example of this. None of these were ever sold and the molds are long gone. This is museum quality artwork from a stalled business attempt just a short lifetime ago. For me to find such a personal card like this over three decades later will always be astonishing to me. I have to believe that God wanted to create the best baseball card ever displayed and used us to do it.
Over the years there have been a few different George Brett cards on it, and not even a perfect rookie card could top the perfect scene that this card completed. From that Rawlings logo to the style of cursive writing used for the Flawless logo, this One of One relic is no doubt the best baseball card ever signed by George Brett. It's unlike anything ever seen in the hobby or the art world and combines both brilliantly. Three decades stand between these two and they look like a match made in Heaven. And not only is this the best George Brett card ever made; it's the best baseball card ever displayed, and it couldn't be more obvious. Rawlings was the brand of glove my dad used to make the mold for this lamp, so that logo is just as correct as the way his eyes follow that homerun he just hit.
Based on looks alone, there has never been a baseball card that was truly meaningful or convincing enough to be proclaimed "the best baseball card ever", until this majestic anomaly entered the game. Meet The Best Baseball Card Ever - a modern work of art and the best baseball card ever displayed.
Perfectly best describes how this 2018 Panini Flawless baseball card completed this 1989 George Brett trophy, and in the process it became the best baseball card ever displayed. It literally looks like he blasted the ball straight out of the card as the fielding hall of famer ironically watches the play unfold from above. You can smell the tobacco on his breath, and he probably even wiped his mouth on that part of his jersey. This card was already four years old when I found it and could've ended up anywhere or even forgotten about. Instead, it ended up here; finishing this meticulously crafted sculpture from over three decades ago and became the best baseball card ever displayed on video.
Fast forward four and five months respectively, I found the 2019 and 2020 versions of this card that captures George Brett's entire HOF swing! All three are the One of One parallels, making this the worlds first Three of One baseball card trilogy! It just doesn't get any more convincing than this. The 2018-19 cards are black with very fine details, and the 2020 is platinum blue that's right on point with the George Brett glove. 2022 platinum diamond gems inspired me to create an even bigger scene with more One of One Panini Flawless baseball players, starting with a badass Honus Wagner of my own. The king of the cards in books meets the best baseball card ever for looks!
If you were really searching for the best baseball card ever, you found it. You also found a modern work of art and a baseball card collection like no other. After finding those two other George Brett relic cards, I knew this needed a home of its own and more players around it. 2022 Panini Flawless was just starting to be released around then and proved to be a solid lineup of players to build around. It took over three years to find these players, and it doesn't take long to see what's going here. The two best teams slugging it out in the grandstands with your best baseball card ever in the center. The best Roberto Clemente baseball card ever made will be tough to take out of that lineup, but possible. This collection is distant and in its own arena as the most unique baseball card collection ever created.
The players cleverly mirror one another in this all One of One game from the bleachers. The great Bo Jackson and Juan Soto sign off on the starting lineups, as Bo bats cleanup for the West team and Juan the East. This explosive scene features four One of a Kind multi-gem cards: rubies (Mike Trout), sapphires (Joe DiMaggio) and diamonds (Lou Gehrig, Ken Griffey Jr.). The rest of the starting lineups are: Jackie Robinson, Aaron Judge, Mel Ott, Alek Thomas (R), Ted Williams, Roger Maris and Babe Ruth on one team; with Mickey Mantle, Shohei Ohtani, Honus Wagner, Bobby Witt Jr. (R), Roberto Clemente, Ryne Sandberg and Tony Gwynn on the other side. The lineup in this video features three black diamond strike zone cards in the center with all-time strikeout leader Nolan Ryan pitching.
All of the cards and their cases are at least near mint or better without any noticeable marks or scratches. In fact, I sent a couple cards back to Panini for replacement and another for a chipped case. Not all Panini Flawless baseball cards come sealed with that security sticker on the top either, so I had to use cases from other sealed parallels for cards like Bo and Rocket that didn't come that way new. The cards are normally kept in clear protective bags and the bags are changed every time the cards are taken out. I use these Ultra-PRO resealable bags because they work really well at protecting the cases from dust and fingerprints. The gallery below shows the Honus Wagner diamond gem in one. When the field is complete, the bags come off for the best baseball card spectacle ever.
Take a look at the most expensive baseball cards ever sold, and then come back and take a look at The Best Baseball Card Ever. No other baseball card in the past three centuries has been able to tell a better story or meet a better destiny and none ever will. That's because it grabs your attention and keeps you interested like no other baseball card in history ever could. This is an exceptionally nice item to own and it is exactly what I said it is - a modern work of art and the best baseball card ever displayed. Included is the self-titled domain. Once the domain is purchased for the correct price; the lamp, field and all baseball cards will be professionally delivered to the new owner by me.
This is the pinnacle of baseball cards, and it'll never need a third-party opinion to prove it. This is 36 years in the making that's resulted in the best-looking baseball card collection of all-time. 80/20 Field will be finished soon and this self-titled domain will be for sale (sometime in December) as either an investment opportunity or fine art to enjoy for decades to come. This is only a promotional video and the field will have some minor changes made before it's complete. Most notable the top will be natural maple wood and no longer green. It will also be completely flat on top without the sawcut design seen here. For now, visit The Best Baseball Card Ever channel on YouTube to see more.
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