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Baskin already had the printer for another side-hustle of hers — a bike helmet company called Inkwell Helmets.
Hoffman is also a member of the so-called PayPal Mafia, the group of former PayPal founders and early execs that went on to become influential entrepreneurs, inventors, and investors. PayPal Mafia members-turned-investors, like Hoffman and Roelof Botha of Sequoia Capital, get a special "PayPal Mafia" logo on their cards as well.
Baskin says compiling all this information for the back of cards takes more time than any other part of the process.
She told us that her favorite tidbit of info she's discovered thus far is that Y Combinator's Sam Altman was once the CEO of Reddit for eight days.
The top VC rookie of 2017 was Product Hunt founder Ryan Hoover. His Weekend Fund invested $3 million in early stage startups last year.
Sarah Guo of Greylock Partners is the top rookie of 2018, according to TouchBase.
On TouchBase's website, the company allows people to recommend investors or founders they'd like to see added to the collection.
Baskin tells us that she's received around 150 requests for VCs — and that many of those requests have come from the VCs themselves.
Despite the interest from those in the industry, she tells us that the first run of TouchBase cards may also be its last. That news may sadden investors, who hoped to see their faces on the front of a TouchBase card, but reason to celebrate for collectors who pull some of the rarest cards this holiday season.
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