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p.s. Neil, those big wrappers are the BEST!
Not sure how they would include images in an electronic newsletter, unless it was somehow linked to the web.
Are you saying that you've never received an email with pictures imbedded in it? Really?
this may sound like a silly (i.e. naive) question, but is there presently a Topps newsletter out there? If so, how does one subscribe?p.s. Neil, those big wrappers are the BEST!
Has anyone scanned a wrapper? I'm wondering how they're numbered. And are they like the old wax wrappers? I know someone mentioned glue rubbing off, so I'm presuming they're glued shut.
In case someone doesn't beat me to it, see below. I guess I should have scanned the wrapper against a black ground, let me know if you'd like me to redo it -- no problemo if so![spoiler][/spoiler][spoiler][/spoiler]
Also, when is PC 7 going to be released?
Wow, the wrappers are numbered as part of the printing, I thought it would be hand written like the sketches. That had to have made the packaging process a challenge.
It's an awesome wrapper, and the "Paste 'Em Anyplace" kid is there, but now as the "Post 'Em Anyplace" kid -that's great!!
It's an awesome wrapper, and the "Paste 'Em Anyplace" kid is there, but now as the "Post 'Em Anyplace" kid -that's great!!Wow, the wrappers are numbered as part of the printing, I thought it would be hand written like the sketches. That had to have made the packaging process a challenge. Or, perhaps the sketches aren't numbered until they're packed up with a COA?
Glad you like! "Post 'em anyplace" was inspired by our very own Fred Wheaton! Brilliant idea!!!
Just curious - what prompted the inclusion of a wrapper this time around? And, is this likely to continue, or was the packaging process too much trouble?
Slow down there cowboy!!
It was a challenge, alright!!!
