I was a huge fan of WWF wrestling in the 80s and 90s and a big reason for that was Bobby “The Brain” Heenan. He had a quick wit and his jokes made any match where he was commentating ten times more entertaining. Many times, the segments with Heenan and Gorilla Monsoon during Prime Time Wrestling were better than any of the matches they would introduce.
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Thursday, January 12, 2012
Check Out My Brain Cards
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Buy Something Cool!
 | 5 Bids | $52.00 | Time left: 5h 52m |
| This is one of Pujols cooler looking and rarer rookie cards. It’s time to get back some of the money that I’ve thrown away on eTopps. |
 | | Buy It Now or Best Offer | $150.00 | Time left: 6h 28m |
| I won’t be too disappointed if this card doesn’t sell. I was just testing the waters to see if I’d get a crazy offer due to the serial number. I’m perfectly fine keeping this card with offers of $45. |
 | | 1 Bid | $9.99 | Time left: 5h 58m |
| I started this card off at $9.99 willing to hold onto it if it didn’t sell. I know it’s a production error, but if this is the only one like this it has to add some kind of value to the card. |
 | | 16 Bids | $45.00 | Time left: 6h 3m |
| I picked this card up fairly cheaply back in 2001. It’s time has come to move on. My collecting interests and focus have changed since then. |
 | | 2 Bids | $1.04 | Time left: 6h 5m |
| I thought I had two of these SP cards, but one of them was the non-SP 2009 version. These normally sell for $20 - $30 so I’m hoping for some last minute action. |
 | | 8 Bids | $20.56 | Time left: 6h 6m |
| I did very well with these sets. Bought a bunch of the redemption cards back in 2001 and ordered the sets. Sold a couple of the sets for $80 a few years ago and now it’s time to let go of the singles from the one set that I opened. |
 | | 0 Bids | $0.99 | Time left: 6h 9m |
| Are there really no Antonio Alfonseca fans out there? This will just go into the trade pile. It would have already been there if not for the “eBay 1/1” serial numbering. |
 | | 2 Bids | $1.08 | Time left: 6h 12m |
| Purging the Yankees out of my collection. |
 | | 0 Bids | $9.99 | Time left: 6h 12m |
| This is another card that I started with a higher price and will be perfectly happy if it doesn’t sell. It’s a beautiful card with a fairly low print run. Upper Deck sent this to me when they couldn’t replace one of the base cards from the Timelines set that I sent to them years ago. |
 | | 8 Bids | $4.26 | Time left: 6h 15m |
| I used to love the Fleer WWF wrestling sets. I somehow ended up with two copies of this card and decided to get rid of one. Keibler is as popular now, if not more, then when she was in the WWF. |
 | | 2 Bids | $1.35 | Time left: 6h 18m |
| Traci Brooks recently appeared back on TNA so I figured it was a good time to list this card. |
 | | 0 Bids | $0.99 | Time left: 6h 22m |
| Sometimes, selling on eBay can be no fun. I had someone from Australia contact me about this card, but I had to remove international shipping from my auctions. It costs way too much to send items internationally with delivery confirmation. If you don’t do that, you put yourself at 100% risk due to lost mail or dishonest buyers. I also didn’t want to risk low ratings from people having to pay the higher shipping fees. |
 | | 4 Bids | $3.59 | Time left: 6h 22m |
| Here’s another card from my The Rookies set. I was hoping for Pujols of course, but the Ichiro wasn’t bad. Selling an Ichiro card without international shipping might bite me in the ass when all is said and done. |
 | | 0 Bids | $0.99 | Time left: 6h 25m |
| The Fallen Angel seems to have fallen out of favor now that he left TNA for Ring of Honor. I miss him and all of the personas. |
 | | 0 Bids | $0.99 | Time left: 6h 30m |
| No Chris Kaman fans out there? What the heck am I going to do with his autographed card once the replacement arrives from Panini? |
 | | 2 Bids | $2.25 | Time left: 6h 44m |
| With the other Pujols cards that I’m selling, I thought someone might want to pick this up as well with combined shipping. |
 | | 2 Bids | $22.19 | Time left: 6h 48m |
| I think this card is pretty rare. It’s one of the 2010 SP cards that were only available in Target loose retail packs and were pretty tough to pull. More Yankees purging. |
 | | 4 Bids | $8.00 | Time left: 6h 54m |
| Does anyone want a Tiger Woods jersey swatch that isn’t his trademark red? I guess I’ll find out. |
 | | 2 Bids | $10.50 | Time left: 6h 57m |
| I busted a box of 2007 Just Minors a while back that I never posted on the blog. This was by far the best card in the box. With Zimmerman due to return this season, I figured that people would be looking for his card. |
 | | 0 Bids | $0.99 | Time left: 7h 5m |
| No one wants the regular version though. No big deal, it will go into the trade stack. |
 | | 2 Bids | $2.25 | Time left: 7h 9m |
| I’m surprised that this one isn’t higher. Come on Yankees fans! |
 | | 4 Bids | $6.61 | Time left: 7h 12m |
| This came out of the box of Unrivaled that I won from The Cardboard Connection. Having one autographed patch card per box seems to take some of the specialness away form these types of cards. Maybe it’s just me. A couple of years ago, there’d never be a patch card numbered to 149 and it would never sell for this low. |
 | | 1 Bid | $0.99 | Time left: 7h 15m |
| I completely forgot that I had this card or I would have sold it during the season when everyone was going nuts over Vick. Now that I know that I have it, it must leave the collection. |
There you go. These cards will fund a little shopping spree at next weekend’s big card show and some eBay purchases as well. If something doesn’t sell and you want to work out a trade for it, let me know.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Box Break: 2010 Topps WWE
This past Friday night was the biannual Greater Boston Sports Collectors Club show at the Aleppo Shriners Hall in Wilmington. While this show is heavily weighted towards vintage cards, there are usually enough modern product there for me to have a good time. Heck, I could have a good time just walking through the show looking at all of the amazing cards for sale. There's tobacco cards, '52s and just about anything you could imagine. Rows of Mantles in various grades by half grades, Babe Ruths, Teddy Ballgame and more.
So, what did I purchase at this show that could almost pass as a sports card museum? Wrestling cards. That's right, I purchased a box of 2010 Topps WWE trading cards. I'm not that into Bowman Chrome and want to wait and see if the price drops any lower before I possibly buy any of that. I decided to try something different especially since I have yet to pick up a box of the 2009 edition of these.
So, what did I think of the box? There are far too many insert sets in this stuff. I pulled 57 insert cards out of my box. It is just like 2010 Baseball in that regard. I did not get a complete set and still need 5 cards to complete the set. I got three doubles and one damaged card that I wasn't putting in the set. That annoys me when it comes to a product such as this one. Singles can be tough enough to find these days for popular sets. Forget it when it comes to non-sports and wrestling sets.
How can you complain, you pulled the best non-parallel card in the whole product? That's true and I'm still buzzing about the dual auto pull, but I'm looking at the box in terms of just the base set first off. The majority of the boxes out there aren't going to contain a card as good as this one and if someone gets a dud auto or no auto in their box (autographs fall one in every other box) then this is something that's going to bother them. When it comes to smaller, oddball sets there has to be a complete set in every box.
I'll speak briefly on the various insert sets:
- National Heroes (1:8) - I really like these cards. The design is simple with the wrestler in front of the flag of their homeland, but it works. These would have been even cooler in the 80s when nationality was such a huge part of wrestling.
- History of... (1:8) - These are completely unnecessary and I could have done without them. It's easy to sum up the history of The Miz or Kelly Kelly in one paragraph, but how do you sum up the history of wrestlers such as William Regal or Chris Jericho in one ten sentence paragraph?
- ToppsTown (1:6) - Sure, if you are copying the format of the other Topps sets, why not. They're actually limited in this with four found in each box.
- Favorite Finishers! (1:4) - This is the first insert set that absolutely belongs here. Finishing moves have become such a huge part of wrestling these days. I almost wish that these were one per pack like ToppsTown is in every other product. The simple design of these cards leaves plenty of space for some great photography.
- Championship Material/World Championship Material (1:6 each) - These cards are a bit of a mess. There are 50 cards of wrestlers who have held the various WWF/WWE titles. Then there's a different 25 card set of wrestlers who have held the World Championship. Then there are variants of these cards with picture puzzles on the back of title bels that fall once in every 12 packs. There are three different puzzles so you'll end up with six of these parallels in the box in addition to eight of the regular cards which is a second layer of unnecessary.
- Blue Parallels (1:1) - Again, it's a Topps staple so I don't mind it. With all of these inserts, there really should have been 8 cards per pack.
- Gold Parallels (1:29) - It looks like these aren't even one per box. Gold makes a lot more sense for a parallel numbered to 50.
- Superstar Swatch Relic (1:28) - It is what it is and what it is is boring. I never really understood wrestling relic cards unless it is from something really unique to the wrestler. Yellow with black polka dots for Dusty Rhodes, a piece of Rick Rude's tights would have been awesome with the airbrushing he had on them or piece of a Hulk Hogan bandana (oh wait, TRISTAR already did that in one of their TNA sets). Yawn.
- Dual Autograph (1:162 or 6.75 boxes) - I really beats the odds just in getting one of these and I was even luckier in pulling the best of the bunch. It looks like this card has sold for around $80 on eBay, but I think that I'm going to hold on to it.
Saturday, November 6, 2010
What Did I Pull?
Ok, here's a chance to get a bit of a spoiler for an upcoming box break.
Wrestling fans, take a look at the 2010 Topps WWE Checklist. Excluding parallels and super rare pulls such as printing plates, I feel like I pulled the best card possible in the product. Take a look at the checklist and guess which card you think that may be.
Wrestling fans, take a look at the 2010 Topps WWE Checklist. Excluding parallels and super rare pulls such as printing plates, I feel like I pulled the best card possible in the product. Take a look at the checklist and guess which card you think that may be.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Sponsored Blaster Box Break: TRISTAR 2010 TNA New Era
Those two cards aren’t the only ones available in this release though. The Jeff Hardy autographs in the set should prove to be popular as will RVD’s autographs. There’s a large autograph checklist though and the majority of the 55 autographs don’t have the amount of name recognition that the average WWE wrestler does. I know that I’d be tempted not to rip the card in half if I were to pull a Bubba the Love Sponge autograph. He’s not a wrestler and doesn’t belong in this set no matter how good of a friend he is to Terry Bollea.
TRISTAR continues to deliver fun autographs on their cards. The card of Mr. Anderson reads, “Mr. Anderson… Anderson!!” which is what the wrestler yells into an old school microphone lowered from the ceiling as part of his entrance.
On the downside of things, the stickers are once again on stickers. I can understand it for this set since there was a quick turnaround time, but there’s no way that there should be sticker autographs on future sets. All that TRISTAR has to do is send a representative or two down to Orlando on a Thursday night with cards to be signed and they’re all set. It’s really inexcusable. On-card autographs would really bring these sets to the next level.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
A Quick Heads up
I know that I don’t have a ton of wrestling fans reading this and I think there’s even fewer wrestling card collectors, but since there are some of you out there I just wanted to pass along a little heads up. I got word today from TRISTAR that they would only be able to send out a blaster box due to the quick sell out of the new TNA New Era product. I have a feeling that this might be a product that follows in the steps of Topps’ UFC sets as far as price after release goes. There’s an amazing list of autographs to pull out of this product and I see it as being something that picks up in popularity as box breaks start to show up online and people see the Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair cards coming out of it.
I’m very appreciative that TRISTAR is sending something over to review and I should have that blaster box break in a couple of days. I was always planning on buying a box for myself, but I know that I won’t be able to do it right at the release so I’m glad that I’ll have some cards to show off here on the blog. I just hope that the box prices haven’t climbed too high once I am able to pick up a box.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
TNA 2010: The New Era
TRISTAR will be releasing their next TNA set on April 28th and it looks like they’ve got a big winner here. They were already doing a good job with the TNA sets and it looks like the quality continues to improve while the TNA roster gets better by leaps and bounds. In fact, this past weekend I ordered my very first TNA Pay Per View and was very happy with what I saw. The Ultimate X match featuring the Motor City Machine Guns and Generation ME was easily the match of the year so far in any federation.
One of the big selling points for this set is that there are over 30 different Hulk Hogan cards available. This includes the base cards, relic cards, autograph cards, autographed relic cards and an Obak insert. This set definitely has Hulkamania.
The two per box Obak cards should be very popular. I loved the Obak set and can’t wait for these cards. Hopefully they don’t prove to be too popular since this is a set that I’ll want to chase.
Who wouldn’t love pulling a Hulk Hogan autograph out of one of these boxes? Autographed cards are numbered to 1, 5, 25 or 50. There are single signed cards of just about every member of the TNA roster. Some of the highlights are Hogan, Sting, Angle, Kevin Nash, AJ Styles, RVD, Samoa Joe, Velvet Sky, Christy Hemme, Daniels, Daffney, Jeff Hardy and Ric Flair.
There are some nice dual autographed cards highlighting business partners such as Hogan and Dixie Carter, allies like Hogan and Abyss or bitter enemies like Kurt Angle and Mr. Anderson. The Hogan/Angle and Hogan/Flair cards should be two of the more sought after cards from this set.
There are also triple signed cards as well. There are four different cards with one featuring former nWo members Hogan, Nash and Syxx-Pac another with the current members of The Beautiful People, the third features The British Invasion and the last one features some of the more popular ladies of TNA (Tara, Christy Hemme and Traci Brooks).
Last, but certainly not least are the quad signed cards. There are five different cards including the one pictured here that Beckett called the greatest wrestling card ever produced. I think I’ve got to agree.
The other quads feature the current members of The Beautiful People along with former member Angelina Love. The Hogan/Jarrett/Angle/Foley card should be popular as well, but not as popular as the pictured card. There’s a card of TNA Knockouts Taylor Wilde, Sarita, Hamada and Awesome Kong and the final quad is of Hulk Hogan, Abyss, Ric Flair and AJ Styles who have been the subject of many main events lately.
There are 6 different single event-used, autographed cards. Along with the pictures Ric Flair, you can also pull Hulk Hogan, Mick Foley, Sting, AJ Styles and Velvet Sky. No bums there and these cards look great.
You can find the checklist and more details about the set on the official website. Thanks to the generosity of TRISTAR, you can expect to see a preview of the set right here on the blog close to the release day.
Technorati Tags: TNA Wrestling,Hulk Hogan,Ric Flair,TRISTAR,new release information,Jeff Hardy,RVD,Rob Van Dam
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
TNA 2010: The New Era
TRISTAR ANNOUNCES UPCOMING RELEASE OF NEW TNA WRESTLING TRADING CARDS AS TNA MAKES HISTORY TONIGHT ON SPIKE TV WITH MOVE TO MONDAY NIGHTS
All-New, Exclusive-Licensed Trading Card Set Features Legendary Pop Icon HULK HOGAN
“TNA 2010: The New Era” Trading Cards will hit stores worldwide in late April, featuring TNA’s many new talent additions this year, namely legendary pop culture icon Hulk Hogan, one of the most recognizable celebrities in the world.
Hogan is the subject of numerous cards in the new product and is featured prominently on the product packaging. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair, who debuted with TNA on the company’s first-ever Monday live “TNA iMPACT!” on January 4, 2010, will have his first-ever TNA trading cards in the set. Plus, special cards of Jeff Hardy, Scott Hall, Mick Foley, Olympic Gold Medalist Kurt Angle and many more. "The Icon" Sting, who has signed a new contract with TNA and will be at tonight’s historic broadcast on SpikeTV, will be featured as well.
“With Hulk Hogan’s arrival, “TNA iMPACT!” has delivered its highest-ever ratings and is growing its fanbase,” said Mandy Fuerst, TRISTAR’s Vice President of Operations. “As a new era dawns in TNA with iMPACT!’s move to Mondays, we look forward to showing the TNA fans that TNA trading cards are a great way to collect their favorite stars. Collectors recognize the quality and value of these cards with all of the autographs, serially-numbered parallels and event-used memorabilia cards.”
Among the cards to be most highly sought-after in the new product are a limited quantity of trading cards featuring Hulk Hogan’s hand-signed autograph, as well as cards including a swatch of the shirt that Hogan wore on his first-ever live appearance on “TNA iMPACT!” on January 4, 2010.
The new set of high-quality, glossy cards showcases never-before-seen photos, with parallel editions of each base card featuring serial numbering. What can TNA Wrestling fans and collectors look forward to in “TNA 2010: The New Era” Trading Cards? Highlights include:
- Special card subsets including
- “Hulk Hogan: The Pop Icon”
- “The Nature Boy” (Ric Flair)
- “Dynamic Duos
- “Monday Night Magic”
- TNA Debut cards of newcomers Flair, Hardy, Hall, Eric Bischoff, Jimmy Hart, Mr. Anderson, D’Angelo Dinero, Desmond Wolfe and many more.
- TNA Autograph cards with hand-signed signatures from 60+ different TNA stars. Dual, triple and quad autograph cards!
- TNA Authentic Action event-used memorabilia cards, featuring clothing right off the backs of top TNA stars, including Hogan, Flair, Foley, Angle, Kevin Nash, AJ Styles, The Beautiful People, Sting and more! Look for dual and triple event-used memorabilia cards, plus event-used memorabilia and autograph combo cards.
The TNA 2010: The New Era Trading Card checklists, as well as all the product details, will be available online next week at www.TNAWrestlingCards.com.
My Take: I just got finished watching the big TNA move to Monday night and it was a good show. I like the current TNA roster a lot. They’re not bogged down with geriatrics like they were when the Main Event Mafia was dominating the show. The additions of Jeff Hardy, RVD and Shannon Moore should compliment an already great roster.
As usual with TRISTAR products, this set will be all about the fun autograph cards. Each set keeps getting better as far as design and photography goes. I’m excited to see what’s in store with this set.
Technorati Tags: TRISTAR,TNA Wrestling
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
New England Championship Wrestling
It’s been a busy weekend and the construction still isn’t finished up on the third floor, so I didn’t get a chance to do much as far as baseball cards go. I didn’t want to go the whole weekend without posting something, so here goes.
I’ve been a wrestling fan for most of my life. It only made sense that I would end up becoming friends with a co-worker who is a wrestler. One of the federations that he wrestles for has a weekly OnDemand show on NESN, the same network that carries the Red Sox, and also has their shows available online and on iTunes as a free podcast. I’ve attended the last two TV tapings and they’ve been a lot of fun.
Here’s the first episode that my friend appeared on. Here he challenges for the TV Title. It’s a great match and my friend is a great heel. You have to skip ahead to get to the match, but it is worth it if you’re a wrestling fan.
NECW On Demand - February 15, 2010 from NECW on Vimeo.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Blaster Break: 2009 WWE
I still haven’t gotten around to buying a hobby box of 2009 Topps WWE. I’m so used to buying HTA jumbo boxes that I think that I’m holding out for them to suddenly appear. These are great cards, but I just haven’t seen them at a price that makes me want to pick them up immediately. I’m hoping that the box prices will drop a little bit more and then I’ll pick one up.
I was in Target the other day and saw that they had 2009 WWE blasters on the shelves. I didn’t buy any blasters of 2009 Baseball since I bought a jumbo box of each series. Since I hadn’t yet purchased a box of WWE, I decided to grab one of the blasters. The good news is that they didn’t carry over the Target exclusive parallels from baseball. The great news is that they did carry over the manufactured patches.
I’m not exactly sure what this set is comprised of, but I’m glad that I pulled the card that I did. This is a nice looking patch from the most recent Wrestlemania. It also looks like you can pull a Royal Rumble patch, The Bash patch, SummerSlam patch and at least one other. The John Cena picture on the front is the same on all of the cards which is kind of lame. I probably wasn’t going to purchase another blaster anyway, but that fact cements it.
Technorati Tags: WWE blaster break
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Box Score: 2007 Topps WWE Heritage III
This is the first installment of something new that I want to start doing here on the blog. Box Score will be a final review of a box of cards. I’ll go over the cards from the box that are going into my collection, cards that I’ve sold online and what is available for trade if anyone is interested. I’m a fan of letting the hits that I don’t want pay for the base cards whenever possible and this will show if that ever happens.
I paid $15 for this box during the BlowoutCards Black Friday promotion. I got a complete set out of the box. That’s going right into my collection. This set sells for around $10 on eBay.
My favorite card from the box, Bobby “The Brain” Heenan Allen & Ginter is a welcome addition to my collection and was a card that I was trying to track down for a little while now at a reasonable price. This individual card probably would have cost $5 - $6 delivered from eBay. I’ll be holding into the other Ginter cards as well since they’re extremely cool. I wish that Topps had done a whole WWE set in the Allen & Ginter style before giving up the retro theme for the wrestling sets.
Matt Hardy has been a favorite of mine for a while now so this card will be going into my collection as well. This card probably would have only cost a buck or two plus shipping to acquire since I don’t think that wrestling jerseys go for that much on the secondary market.
The big hit from the box was the Jeff Hardy autograph. Hardy was one of the top babyfaces in the WWE when he decided to take a leave of absence and made a huge return to TNA during their big Monday night special where Hulk Hogan debuted on TNA. Since I’ve had the opportunity to meet Jeff in person and already have his autograph, I decided to throw this card up on eBay and twenty-one bids later the card sold for $22.50.
You can’t complain when you can sell a single card from a box for more than what the box itself cost. So, it’s like I added all of the above cards to my collection for free. There aren’t any other hits in these boxes other than the relic, auto and Ginter cards so the only thing left to trade are the extra base cards. If anyone is interested, comment or send me an e-mail.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Mail Day: Dribs and Drabs
My eBay purchases have been dwindling as of late. These days it is just so easy to get cards that I want cheaper elsewhere. I’ve been buying bunches of cards at .18¢ a pop on Sportlots and have been getting other singles on CheckOutMyCards.com for less money that you’d pay on eBay. Still, there are still bargains to be found on eBay even with the $3 shipping fee that you’re going to pay most of the time. Here are some of those bargains.
Dufex! This 1995 Pinnacle Museum Collection card just had to become a part of my collection. This is hands down the best parallel set ever. I never minded getting common Dufex cards, but I’m not a big fan of getting common gold, mini or foil parallels.
Hopefully some card company brings back Dufex technology some day. It’s much better looking than 99% of what the card companies are currently putting in packs.
Since I wasn’t all that happy with the kiss card that I got in my box of TNA Impact, I decided to see what some of the other ones are going for online. I saw this one of Roxxi with a cheap price on it and jumped at it. Roxxi is from this neck of the woods which is cool and I’ve always enjoyed watching her on TNA. This is card 3 of 75 and is a fun card to add to my collection.
The only good thing about “Big Baby” Glen Davis getting injured is that there’s been a little less interest in his cards. I won this for .99¢ and the shipping wasn’t bad. I think it cost $2.50 delivered. This isn’t the best looking card, but I like what they did with the sticker autograph.
Davis came back for 2 games before spraining his ankle and missing a game. The Celtics on a whole are battling injuries at the moment. Pierce will be out for a while, KG is going to miss a couple of games and reports state that Rajon Rondo will not be playing in Saturday’s game against the Raptors. If this team is healthy once the playoffs start, they can bring championship #18 to Boston. It looks like staying tough might be easier said than done though.
This is a very nice looking card and the auto is on-card. The only problem is that Big Baby got a little carried away while signing this card. It looks like it slipped or he was holding it crooked and he signed outside of the signing area. It gives it a little bit of character. Some day I may pick up a better version of this card, but this one is just fine for now. I’ve got plenty of perfect Davis autographs.
I’m pretty sure that this is the only Ultimate Collection card that I own. Those packs are way out of my budget and I’m not sure that I would buy them even if I could afford them. I don’t see the difference between this card and something that you’d get out of the flagship set. Every single card in packs that cost this much should be something special. At least number the darn thing.
Here’s another set that I would never purchase any packs of, but there are some nice singles. Topps refuses to get on-card signatures for its high end releases which can be annoying. That’s one thing that Upper Deck really has going for them. Most of the time, they have on-card autos on their high end releases. Hopefully baseball isn’t full of nothing but sticker autos next year when Topps is the only game in town.
How many variations are there in this Sweet Spot Classic set? I thought that I was actually getting close to having most of the versions out there, but then they started popping up in slightly faded gold ink. I’ve also seen a red and blue stitched card that I missed out on.
Checking the Upper Deck site tells me that this was once black ink on this card. I had forgotten about the fading issues with 2007 Sweet Spot. Good thing I scanned this card because one day I may no longer be able to see the autograph.
Here’s a different card with faded black ink on a silver stitched baseball. This one hasn’t bled badly, but the black ink has faded and looks gold.
To answer my previous questions, there are 16 different Dwight Evans autograph cards in the set including 4 1/1s, 4 bat barrels, and 4 glove. I love the gold and silver ink cards that I have from this set, but these others leave a lot to be desired. I may just have to forget that they exist and not pick them up for the Dewey player collection.
That’s it for now. I’ve got a bunch of cards sitting in the CheckOutMyCards warehouse waiting to be shipped to me. Once I get those shipped to me, there will be a nice sized mail day post for those.
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