It is indeed the entire 660 card 2011 Topps set, Diamond Anniversary Edition! I'm not quite sure if I ever did complete the set myself, but even if I did, this is still pretty awesome. I happened to dig this up as a prize in the Diamond Dig feature. Besides unlocking various virtual rings, this was without a doubt the best thing that's happened to me on one of these online sites Topps has had the past two years. I doubt I'll open it anytime soon, if ever, because I know what the cards look like. For not a single penny, I was able to add a $50 set to my collection. Not too shabby!
Any of you other guys get lucky on the Topps giveaway sites? See Ya!
Nice pick up. The only prize I got was a pack of 1979 Topps which was actually pretty cool to open. It wasn't the best pack ever with Rick Reuschel as the star of the pack, but still it was cool to open a 32 year old pack.
ReplyDeleteAnd no I didn't chew the gum.
Niiiiiice. The best thing I've won from Topps to this point is a Miguel Cabrera die-cut card, which I promptly traded for a Joe Mauer die-cut.
ReplyDeleteThe best I got was a factory set too. I just havent reedeemed it yet because I have about 30 cards on there.
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I ended up with 10 die cuts (including the 7-card Cubs team set)plus the Diamond set, and some vintage Cubs. I got a pack from 1980 which was cool to open. My full posting on my haul is at http://cardboardconundrum.blogspot.com/2012/02/2011-topps-diamond-giveaway-haul.html
ReplyDeleteI got the set, a packs from the 70s-80s (1988), a bunch of diamond die cuts and a few vintage cards. But you already knew that.
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