Well, for starters – each card is jam-packed with a top quality action photograph and a facsimile autograph. As if that wasn’t enough, there are also randomly inserted short-printed rookie cards and certified rookie autographs, as well.
Some of the top-flight rookie cards you may find include Jose Capellan and Kaz Matsui, just to name a few.
And what would a set be without its share of parallels. Pro Sigs boasts 4 tiers of them, in fact, including a “Blue” parallel serial-numbered to 25 and a “Red” parallel serial-numbered to just 10 copies!
As for guarantees, every box promises at least one autograph on average.
A 24-pack hobby box of Pro Sigs retails for $49.95.
Here’s a quick look at what you might find in a randomly selected hobby box of 2004 Upper Deck Diamond Collection Pro Sigs baseball:
Parallels
140 Silver & Gold (1:6)
90 Signature Collection Blue (#'d to 25)
90 Signature Collection Red (#'d to 10)
Inserts
30 Hall of Famers (exclusive to starter box)
Instant Win Card (1:60,000)
