Let's break a case of 2007 Topps Sterling. Last years case of Topps Sterling was so much fun. I don't see how we can top last year's case card Mickey Mantle auto 3 piece beauty, but we can certainly have some fun trying. Please share your thoughts on this product. Let's see if our run of Hot fun

   

Johan Santana #57, Thanks

dbackfan12 , thanks


Box 8:
2 Boxes to go
both should contains autographs
1 of the Mystery pack should have a 1/1 letter card


The Yankee connection Sterling case continues. Very happy to find a current Yankee. Also found the Home run King. The Mystery pack has a BEAUTIFUL Gold Alex Rodriguez 7/9 as a Mariner. The highlighted player of box is Home Run King Barry Bonds. The 3 pieces are different colors and numbered 08/10.

Thanks, Mike

Box 9:
1 Box to go which should be an autograph

I did not know Topps put Singers in the letter Lineup!!!
The Yankee connection Sterling case continues. Very happy to find the Letter card who played 2 years with the Yankee. Also found this HOF'er, one of the best hitters of all time. The Mystery pack we found our 1/1 Letter card which every 10 box case will produce. 210 Game Winner Kenny Rodgers who won 18 games with the Yanks, the letter E came from his 2004 AL All-Star jersey as stated on back.
The highlighted player of box is Tony Gwynn. The 4 pieces reveals 220H the numbers of hits he had in 1997. 04/10 serial numbered.

Thanks, Mike

nice cards in teh product

Box 10:
Thanks all for checking out the Sterling break case, it sure has been fun.
Another sweet Yankee auto. The Mystery pack we found another white bordered Bonds numbered the guy he beat Aaron 44/50 .
The highlighted player of box is Yogi Berra . The cardnmbered 01/10 contain 3 different jersey colors.

The best card from the case, same as last year the Mantle, easy choice. I cannot figure out the worst, I'll let you all decide it.
Overall great effort out of the Topps camp. Second time around usually have a hard time living up to the first. Sterling second year is just as special as the first and I can't wait to see what Topps comes up for us in Sterling 2008 edition.

Thanks, Mike