2000 Pacific Paramount
OK. Then.
Just like last time, I like the Pacific logo. It makes it
easy for me to tell what set the card is from, which is quite a problem in
those years. It’s also all tucked into the corner, out of the way.
That’s where the good things about this card end.
I always dislike when the player is cut out of the rest of
the picture in order to be put on an artificial background. I understand that
some variety is needed, but it doesn’t mean I have to like it. That’s
especially true with this card. Why eliminate the rest of the picture just to
put Pedro on a blah background? It’s one thing if there was a fancy design that
related to the set somehow. But, this is just blah.
I’m not sure what’s going on with all the information on the
card either. Sure, it has the name, team logo, and position. But, it’s all
annoyingly in foil to make sure it’s hard to read. There are some stripes, and
a home plate looking thingie. But, it simply doesn’t do it for me.
Once again, I have to assume that people complaining about
the Topps monopoly aren’t thinking about this card.
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