WOW! Really nice! Unless I'm missing something that is a gradeable 1971 Topps as you can find!!!
A high number and a short print to boot That's a pair that beats a full house!
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A high number and a short print to boot That's a pair that beats a full house!
never see 71's that nice.
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2012 Topps Prime Retail #78 Russell Wilson
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2012 Topps Prime Retail #78 Russell Wilson
If memory serves, Metsman doesn't get his cards graded which is pretty much like me. I don't get cards graded because I'm afraid to let strangers handle them out of my sight. But high grade 1971s are in HUGE demand if you get a 9 or above. There are well papered collectors that pay huge money in their quest for a 1971 set graded PSA 9 or above. And this holds true for PSA only because they have a population number for all the cards they grade so collectors know how scarce certain cards are.
To illustrate this insanity my brother broke up a 1971 Topps set and found a Manny Sanguillen that he sent into PSA. He got a 9 and sold it for nearly $500. That was more than he sold his SGC 7.5 Garvey RC for Imagine what Metsman's Rich Allen would go for if it got a PSA 9? Many thousands for sure!
PSA lists a 9 on their site at $1150. BTST, Claude Raymond is at $1800 in a 9. Might be his zipper's down.
I actually thought the Allen would be higher but that figure is 10X high book.
LMAO!! I forgot all about Claude Raymond and the zipper open. You'll get a kick out of this and the video backstory on it.
Strange but true: Claude Raymond caught by Topps with his zipper undone
In 1966, The Topps Company issued trading card number 586 of Houston Astros relief pitcher Claude Raymond. The photo shows Claude with his pants unzipped.
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2009 Topps tribute thurman munson
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2017-18 Donruss All-Stars #15 LeBron James
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2017-18 Donruss All-Stars #15 LeBron James
Terrell Davis '96 Pinnacle Jersey Die Cut Holofoil
2024 Topps topps chrome update future stars paul skenes rc
Looks like you had quite a day yresterdy at the LCS!
I looked this player up and he played for Detroit in 1911 to 1914 which obviously puts this item in that time frame. I've neve owned one of these but I used to see them from time to time "back in the day". They were always called "Baseball Felts" but I'm sure that is not the actual term for them. Also they were said to be used to cover cigar boxes but again, I'm not sure of the accuracy of that.
They are indeed tobacco and this one has a catalog designation of B18. They are from 1914.
Harmon Killebrew with the Royals kills me every time
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1961 Fleer #107 Lou Michaels
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1961 Fleer #107 Lou Michaels
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I will complete that set if it's the last thing I do. The biggest card I needed was the Jack Kemp when he was hot due to him being on the presidential ticket as the VP. I picked that card up in the mid 90s and never did anything with that set until the last week or two. Come to find out I only needed 5 cards worth approx. $60 to complete it and the $40 Blanda is going to be here soon. I think I am a procrastinator on steroids! Geez!
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