The super popular Non-Baseball spot in our upcoming 2017 Allen & Ginter charity case break is now available! This will be sold via ebay auction, and 100% of its proceeds will be donated to Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Make your bid now, help us do some good for a great cause, and win some awesome cards! GOOD LUCK!
We just got another amazing addition to our 2017 Topps Allen & Ginter Charity Prize Pack. This one comes from amazing Ginter Codebreaker Jason Wong! Not only has he sent us his own autographed mini, he’s also given us one of the exclusive 1/1 Codebreaker mini autos that he won from Topps by cracking the 2008 Ginter Code!
The 2017 Allen & Ginter Charity Prize Pack is full of awesome cards and prizes. It is also a great way for you to help us do even more good for an amazing cause! To enter this one-person-takes-all giveaway, simply click the PayPal Donate button to donate $5 to Big Brothers Big Sisters. After your donation has been received, you will be entered for a chance to win the prize pack during the live raffle after the 2017 Allen & Ginter Charity Case Break! You may enter as many times as you like! Entries will be accepted until 1pm C Saturday July 22 2017. The drawing will be held live immediately following the 2017 Allen & Ginter Charity Case Break using random.org to determine the winner. Please, help us raise $2500 for a great cause!
As of 7/10/17, this year’s Charity Prize Pack contains: 18 Autographed Letter Patches that spell out “KEEP CRACKIN THAT WAX” in a frame (Donated by Debbie P.), and a $25 eBay Gift Card plus 1 2017 Topps Series 2 Jumbo Hobby Pack (Donated by Debbie U.), a Topps A&G “Crack The Code” insert signed by Jason Wong, a 10th Anniversary stamped Topps A&G Buyback signed by Jason Wong, a 2009 Topps A&G Jason Wong Mini Auto NNO #/50, and a Topps A&G CODEBREAKER Chris Volstad mini auto 1/1 (Donated by Jason Wong).
GOAL: $2500
TOTAL: $221
(as of 7/10/17)
On Saturday night, we busted a full case of 2017 Topps Series 2. In that case, we pulled 30+ MLB The Show 17 code cards. I delivered one card to each person in the break, and the leftovers went to another person. I have heard from some people that their codes have already been redeemed. The obvious answer is that someone watched our entire break, paused the video each time I pulled a code card, and stole the code.
Yes, I should have been more careful. I should not have allowed the codes to be shown on screen. Lesson learned. I do have to wonder, though, what kind of pathetic lowlife scans through a nearly five hour long video of a baseball card case break with the intent to STEAL?
So, if you were in our 2017 Topps Series 2 charity case break and your MLB The Show 17 code card does not work, I sincerely apologize. In the future, I will be more careful with any potential code cards that may be pulled in future products. As for the thief, you owe me and a lot of other people an apology.
