***This Greg Maddux has a ding on the bottom left back corner. Please see photo.

I lucked into a vein of Executive Proofs recently and am making them available. I love the backstory, or at least what we know of it, and I've always wondered exactly how these were used, exactly.

What are Executive Proofs? They were deliberately made by Score/Pinnacle Brands for in-house use and serial "numbered" with XXXs as opposed to chop shop sheets from printers/vendors. From what we know, it's believed these are extremely few in number. But for the best info, or at least most trusted and credible info, can be found on baseballcardpedia under 1998 Donruss Crusade - possibly the best known examples of Executive Proofs. You can find the link at the bottom of this description.

Where is my guy? - I did acquire complete sets. If you don't see your guy it's because it already sold.

Master Strokes 8x10s - These are jumbos. They will be soft sleeved and toploaded. I had some trouble photographing them. If any of the images appear to be cut off, just let me know and I'll provide more. Some images make it look like the cards are curved, but they are not - it's an illusion from me trying to photograph these in a light box they barely fit in.

Team Pinnacle Gold - All of these have the original peel. The only one that seems to have a little peel issue is the Juan Gonzalez in the upper right corner. Many of the cards appear to have damage to the front surface, but in every instance it's scuff marks on the peel or accumulations of dust or whatever.

Hit It Here - potentially the rarest? A few player collectors who try to get every Executive Proof of their guy have said they didn't know an Executive Proof version of this card existed until now.

Lumberjacks - cards have a natural curvature to them - common with wood-themed cards of the 90s

Passing the Torch - Same gorgeous foil as the originals. Real eye appeal.

http://baseballcardpedia.com/index.php/1998_Donruss_Crusade#Executive_Promos