What: 1985-86 Topps Sticker Inserts #10 - Rod Langway
Where: COMC
How Much?: $.70
Why?: I completed the 1985-86 Topps hockey set years ago, but when I was working on that project I only ended up with 9 of the 33 sticker inserts. I decided a while back to finish those off so that I could include them with my set in the binder. I found a seller on Sportlots with all but one of the remaining stickers I needed at the minimum price of 18 cents each.
That left one lone sticker still missing...you guessed it, Rod Langway! 70 cents later, that problem was solved. It felt good adding all the stickers to the binder, and my '80s Topps hockey run is all the more complete now. Gotta love the internet.
It's somewhat random that Rod was the final sticker I needed, as I just acquired a much nicer Langway card around the same time as this one. I'll be showing that one off soon!
Keeping Memories from Fading Away
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Whether it's about pulling a $500 Ohtani autograph out of a $3 pack or
finding the final card for a forty years set build in a card show dollar bin...
card...
4 comments:
In my defense, it's pretty late (for me) as I write this, but my immediate reaction to your subject line was "Since when did Rod Langway have the nickname 'Sticky'?" :-)
While Langway isn't quite my favorite player in Caps history, I'd see it as "fightin' words" if anyone suggested that Langway isn't the most IMPORTANT player in the history of the Washington Capitals.
Sticky Langway sounds like a baseball pitcher in the 1920's or a cat burglar from the same era.....
Can't wait to see the next Langway post. Defensemen get no respect.
I loved the Topps Sticker inserts! That particular year also had the 4th NHL issued Pelle Lindbergh card.
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