
On the other hand though, when I look at this Thurman Munson card I can see why I kind of got swept up in this set. That's everything a good baseball card should be right there! Some other Gypsy Queen highlights included...
A fitting selection to lead off the set...
Can you tell I'm more of a fan of the retired players in this one? Another fine looking card.
Those cards all came from the short 300-card base set, but there were a handful of short prints included as well (cards 301-350):
I'm two inserts closer thanks to this package...
In addition to the Gypsy Queen cards, there were two more sets on the want list that got whittled down a bit...
I've been working on 1993 Flair for a while. Well if you consider "working on" to mean ripping a wax box, sorting them, updating the want list and then forgetting all about them that is.
I've now got 225 cards out of 300 for this set, putting me at exactly 75% complete. Also inside the package were a few cards from a set that I'm tantalizingly close to finishing, 2008 Upper Deck baseball:
I'm now just 22 cards away from finishing this 799 card monster of a set! It's only taken me 3 years and counting. Closing things out were a couple of much-appreciated Diamond Anniversary parallels from this past year's Topps flagship set:
I'm missing only one Red Sox Diamond Anniversay parallel from Series 1 now, #278, Marco Scutaro.
Thanks for a fantastic trade Chuck! I'll be sure to look you up when I get the rest of my 1990 Topps cards sorted out!
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Thanks to you, too! Even though it's expensive, I do love the Gypsy Queen set - they are some nice cards.
And I'll probably collect that '93 Flair set someday when I'm done with my Topps project. One of the nicer sets I've ever seen.
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