Be warned, it might hurt your brain to see very familiar cards turned inside-out like this!
Here's a Kirby Puckett rookie in what 1985 Topps may have looked like without borders.
And howabout Steve Carlton? Lefty's '85 Topps card isn't among his best, but getting a little more of the photo not eaten by the border doesn't hurt.
What do you think? Is it blasphemous to see '85 Topps without borders, or could you see yourself hypothetically collecting a set like this? I think it could have pulled off the full-bleed look just fine.
And here's a bonus "what if?" card for you. What would Jose Canseco's iconic 1986 Donruss Rated Rookie card look like if he had a full mustache instead of the peach fuzz?
Probably not anything like that, but I still think it's pretty funny! LOL
Thanks for reading. Have a great October.
Cool concept, although I have to say definitely better with a border.
ReplyDeleteIs that Wilford Brimley's 'stache?
ReplyDeleteClose.. Tim Blackwell.
DeleteGive me an order of two borders and a bonus 'stache.
ReplyDeleteDid you see the Topps full-bleed 1978 design they did earlier this year? It's as weird as what you've done https://www.topps.com/ondemand/2018-topps-on-demand-set-6-inspired-by-78.html
ReplyDeleteHa, I must have missed that. It's kinda cool, I guess.
DeleteI grabbed a few of the Mccutchen 78 full bleeds including an autograph.
Deletegreat idea for future Topps reprints! i'm certain they won't give you proper credit. while i'm a fan of borders, these look good!
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely torn but I think I like the full bleed. Good job on the photo shopping and more importantly I've been using the term "full bleed" incorrectly for some time. Thanks for making me smarter. Lol
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