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TTM Success #41 - What Happened When - My latest TTM return was sitting on the table waiting for me when I came home from work on Thursday. This one isn't from a former player. He's the man be...
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It's a wonder any cards end up in our collections - Earlier today, The Lost Collector posted about a card package sent to his old address that somehow made it to his new address three months later. I happene...
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Another cardblogger encounter in the wild - Kerry at Cards on Cards is a prominent card blogger in Portland I've traded with through the mail a few times, but hadn't crossed paths with in person. Wel...
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4 if by Sportlots - Another grouping of 4 cards from a sportlots seller where shipping costs exploded at the 5 card plateau. Let's start with my 42nd card of Gheorghe Muresan. ...
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Extra Bases - I'm heading to Pittsburgh this weekend for my brother in laws bachelor party. Should be a good time full of drink, food and shenanigans. We are even hittin...
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Forgotten Franchises: The WHA’s Birmingham Bulls - This is Part 2 to follow my prior “Forgotten Franchises” post. That post covered the Ottawa Nationals and Toronto Toros, the first and second stops of the ...
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Steppin' on Joe's toes - I kicked around the idea of collecting the 1976 SSPC set for a long time. As with other sets I had the Orioles and a few other assorted cards. About six ...
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All From The Dimebox - I'm quite backed up when it comes to posts showing off what I purchased at the local card show. Here's a bunch that I picked up a few months ago...each car...
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Satisfying my sweet tooth at the flea market - I had a rare Sunday off work this past weekend, and I did what any sane collector in my area would -- I took a trip to the local flea market. Though the ...
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Bleu, Blanc, et Rouge - Oh man. Getting old sucks. I just spent the last thirty minutes scouring my blog reading list for a post I read about a month ago. Somewhere out there......
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The Kindness of Strangers #2 - I have said many times that the kindness of fellow collectors is over the top. The people in this hobby are top notch. This as-needed series takes a look a...
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JBF BFG prize & my COMC find of the month - Just a note: I'm going to keep pimping the *50/50 Trading Post* until the end of August. There are still some great team lots available - Yankees, Dodgers,...
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Corey Seager: 2016 Topps Chrome RC Sapphire Edition /250, BGS 9.5!!! - This is my favorite Corey Seager card that is not signed. I actually like it better than some of the signed ones I have. 2016 Chrome is a great product and...
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2017 Allen & Ginter Baseball Cards - I do like retro designs when done right and the 2017 Topps Allen & Ginter baseball cards are a great option for seeing just that. Their designs don't alw...
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no. 692 - rookie stars a.l. pitchers - *Who is the man:* Each of these pitchers made their major league debut in 1970. Hal Hayden appeared in four games in relief with the Twins; Rogelio Moret...
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2017 Rittenhouse James Bond Archives: Final Edition - This is the final pack of my Saturday purchase from Triple Cards in Plano (TX). They were at the counter and I love James Bond movies so I picked up a pac...
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COMC Delivers Some Giants and Trojans - Next up from my April COMC order are a few Giants and a nice grouping of USC Trojans - right in time for college football season. The Giants are not very w...
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Just One (Hobby) Pack of Topps Chrome - At the Card Shop on Monday, I purchased a hobby pack of Topps Chrome. Happy to get a Twin! The cards are pretty much the same story as in past years. Sh...
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Lights....Camera..... - Hey. Yo. How you doin'? So, I am sure youse has heard about the latest and greatest way to promote youse bizness? So like, all the rage right now? Baseba...
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And In This Corner #2 - Thanks to the deluge of old school footage recently uploaded on the WWE Network over the past few weeks, I've been binge watching a lot of it, from early 8...
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Buyback Franken-set: Angus Goes Shopping - Part II - Time to wrap up the batch of buybacks I received recently from Angus of Dawg Day Cards (you can find part one here). Today's edition will be slightly larg...
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National Baseball Card Day - Last year, I missed the much-ballyhooed return of National Baseball Card Day due to the lovely exchanging of vows between a pair of close friends. Priorit...
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If You Caught It, It Was Never a "White Whale" to Begin With, Right? - In my experience whenever the subject of a literary classic comes up in conversation there's almost always a reference to high school or college: "I had ...
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Completed insert set – 2000 Topps MVP redemption set - Unlike the redemption set from 1999 – which can be found on occasion for less than 30 bucks on eBay – the second of the two Topps MVP redemption sets is a ...
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Hidden Behind a Wealth of Talent - Kasperi Kapanen - With the exception of a few random successes in the past 20 or so I would best describe the Toronto Maple Leafs as nothing short of a mess. As a devout hoc...
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Movie Review: Kings Ransom - August 9, 1988 was arguably the single most important day in hockey history. On that day, the biggest trade in professional sports took place when the Ed...
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The Amen Break Featuring Cards from Angus - Over the course of about three weeks, I got several packages from my Canadian friend Angus of Dawg Day Cards. Angus first introduced himself to me about tw...
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2017 Bowman Platinum Baseball - Canadian Edition - Awhile back, in true Topps fashion, they declared that 2017 Bowman Platinum would be a WalMart exclusive product. No hobby shops. No sales to Canada. Epic ...
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BEHIND THE MASKS - Leaf Masked Men - Well.....two in two days. I'm pretty sure this trend won't continue. But let's enjoy it. As I mentioned yesterday, I've been scanning some of the stuff o...
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Welcome To The Family - Just a few flea market pickups from this afternoon. Really like the Jagr and |Subban card, it's probably my favorite from the lot. The Mill...
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Final Parkie Post...... for now. - So here is the final post of my recent Parkhurst purchase. I hope to find more soon. There is a big show here the last weekend of September, *fingers cros...
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A look at some at some Topps Archives - June is coming to an end and hockey season is over. So, with the exception of Free Agent Frenzy on July 1st, this infrequently updated website turns its e...
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1988 Topps Cello - Last year I opened a wax pack of this stuff, hoping to find cards for my then-unfinished 1988 Topps set. Time has passed, and there's still a huge empty sp...
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Pull the Trigger 19.4 ($60) - *Jason Giambi Patch-Jersey-Hat (12/35)* Know any Giambi collectors who might want this? Tell them to pull the trigger on this lot for $60. *THE PILE* *20...
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My Best Griffey Acquisitions of 2016: The Runners-Up - *[Note: I cut this list short because I want to post these great cards but never had the time to finish it as I originally planned. Still, here's most of w...
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30-Day Baseball Card Challenge - Day 4 - It's been a while, but I'm back on track and tackling the day 4 topic: a rookie card of one of my favorite players. I went back and forth about which playe...
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Caleb Joseph, 2016 Topps Orioles Team Set #BO-2 - I swear that I wasn't going to do the baby thing again tonight, but then Caleb Joseph tied a career high with four hits in as many at-bats, helping spoil ...
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Another Box Of 2017 Topps Tribute - Absolutely. Speechless. - Just about 2 weeks ago I broke my first box of 2017 Topps Tribute and it did not disappoint. I pulled a 1/1 to go along with autographs of both Trea Turner...
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Braves Minor League ST 3.18.17 - Went up to Lakeland yesterday to catch the Braves A ball teams play the Tigers affiliates. Disclaimer: I had my 2 year old son with meso I wasn't able to k...
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Starting a New PC - Well things have not settled down as much as I thought they would. We moved in early December, and two months later, it is still chaotic around here. I hav...
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Custom 1941 Goudey Al Flair - 1941 Goudey Baseball Al Flair #34 Custom Card 1941 Goudey Baseball marked the final product from the popular, but short-lived, vintage brand. After not rel...
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The top 100 (soon to be 110) Leafs of all time - It’s centennial time! (Not really.) (Well, sort of – if you’re feeling kind of generous with your definitions.) (The 100th anniversary of the first game in...
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Moving On - Sad to say, but the sands in my blogging hour glass are dwindling. I've barely got the time to sit down and compose anything worthwhile, and I've become...
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The What Was I Thinking Files - 1994-95 Be A Player Autos - Have you ever forked over your hard earned money for cards you don't even really like? Odds are if you're a player or team collector you're familiar with ...
My Pack Rips
- 1977-78 Topps Hockey
- 1978-79 Topps Hockey
- 1982 Donruss The Dark Crystal
- 1982 Topps Baseball (Rack Pack)
- 1982 Topps Football
- 1983 Topps Football
- 1984 Topps Masters of the Universe
- 1987 Topps WWF Wrestling
- 1988-89 O-Pee-Chee Hockey
- 1989-90 Topps Hockey
- 1990-91 Topps Hockey
- 1991 Fleer Football
- 1991-92 O-Pee-Chee Hockey
- 1991-92 Upper Deck Hockey
- 1992 Upper Deck High Series Baseball
- 1993-94 Fleer Ultra Series 1 Hockey
- 1995 Topps Embossed Baseball
- 1996 Upper Deck Collector's Choice
- 1996 Upper Deck Series 1 Baseball
- 1997 Topps Stadium Club Series 2 Baseball
- 1997 Upper Deck Series 1 Baseball
- 1998 Topps Stadium Club Baseball
- 1998 Upper Deck Collector's Choice Series 1 Baseball
- 1998 Upper Deck Series 3 Baseball
- 2000 Skybox Metal Baseball
- 2002 Donruss Originals Baseball
- 2002 Topps Ten Baseball
- 2007-08 In the Game Between the Pipes
- 2008 Goudey Baseball
- 2008 Upper Deck A Piece of History Baseball
- 2008 Upper Deck Heroes Baseball
- 2008 Upper Deck Spectrum Baseball
- 2008-09 O-Pee-Chee Hockey
- 2008-09 O-Pee-Chee Hockey (Rack Pack)
- 2008-09 Upper Deck Champs Hockey
- 2008-09 Upper Deck Series 1 Hockey
- 2008-09 Upper Deck Series 2 Hockey
- 2009-10 Fleer Ultra Hockey
- 2011-12 Upper Deck Victory Hockey
Popular Posts
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Time to wrap up the batch of buybacks I received recently from Angus of Dawg Day Cards (you can find part one here ). Today's edition w... -
If you check in here frequently (and my thanks if you do!), you might be under the impression that all I collect is buybacks. For better th... -
A while back now I did a series of three posts where I selected my top 60 hockey cards. I had a lot of fun putting the list together, and t... -
Angus, who blogs over at Dawg Day Cards, has got to be one of the most generous folks in our online community. Recently he did a little sho... -
As you probably know, Topps recently launched a website where collectors are invited to vote for the top 60 Topps baseball cards of all-tim... -
For me, there is a single website that has, more so than any other, defined the way that I collect cards over the last number of years; Z... -
Today's buybacks come courtesy of a large lot of 100+ that I won a few months back on eBay. I just blindly reached into the box and pul... -
A while back, I picked up a hobby box of 1992-93 Upper Deck Series 1 hockey at the local hobby shop. I have a ton of 90-91 and 91-92 Upper D... -
The hockey card landscape was changing during the 1990-91 season. No longer were Topps and O-Pee-Chee the lone wolves on the horizon. Th... -
Alright, the first 20 cards are behind us , time for cards 21-40. In this installment we've got Hall-of-Famers, nerdy eyeglasses, hocke...
2 comments:
"Peter McCall is going to pump (clap) YOU up!"
Of the handful of 1960/61 A&BC cards I've seen so far, this is the only one I recall which doesn't have the national team designation on it... It's just "BRISTOL CITY", not "BRISTOL CITY AND ENGLAND". Maybe that's why Peter McCall was pumping up.
"Ja, or maybe he's just a girly man!"
The Low Ceiling makes him look like a giant!
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