In other words, something none of these Topps cards are.
Why does Topps continues to call these manufactured relics, "Relics?"
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2 comments:
I think they are going with the ever popular 3rd preference definition;
relic - a surviving trace of something.
To paraphrase George Carlin - There's a reason its third, its NOT first!
I don't necessarily mind manufactured relics if there's an autograph on it (a la the letter patches), but JUST a fake patch by itself? No thanks.
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