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Two new ones for me..........
Bought a 2020 topps Walmart factory set. Best foilboard was this Trent Grisham /264. They don't scan very well.
foil 264 by Darryl Crum II, on Flickr
foil 264 by Darryl Crum II, on Flickr
Ripping it or keeping it as is?
Haven't decided yet if it don't sell !!
Dale
I got a Tony Parker rip card once. I decided to rip it, and regretted it instantly. First of all, because I'm a Parker collector so I knew I was going to keep it anyways. Second, because I knew I'd ruined the value of it. I do still have it. It's just got a big ol' tear in the back.
I'd never recommend ripping one open unless it's a player you don't like/want and you don't care about selling.
2012 Topps Chrome Refractor; I guess it's his RC.........Danny! I love that guy..........He was great in "Heat"........
Going nuts with no shows to attend, so made a run to southern cal last weekend and hit a few shops for these (+ many others)...
Schmidt GU is PC, all others available. Trout minor lge card is not 'official', it's some type of unlicensed custom, but I thought it was cool. Shops (in order) were: A Card Connection (Newhall), Burbank Sportscards (Burbank), Best Variety Sports and Coins (Glendora), and Courtneys Sports Cards (Colton). Burbank has changed their model, you can no longer type out a 10-15 card order and they pull from their inventory while you wait; but they have dozens of bins of sleeved individual cards (separated by sport) that you can dig through. I've been dropping in at Best Variety annually for the last 10+ years, now it's open only on Saturdays and seems to be run by Neil's kids. They've completely organized the shop and I saw boxes of stuff that he hadn't been able to get to for years finally out in the open and available to scrounge through. As they organize, they're finding new treasures all of the time; and plenty of unopened wax. Completely worth a visit.
Schmidt GU is PC, all others available. Trout minor lge card is not 'official', it's some type of unlicensed custom, but I thought it was cool. Shops (in order) were: A Card Connection (Newhall), Burbank Sportscards (Burbank), Best Variety Sports and Coins (Glendora), and Courtneys Sports Cards (Colton). Burbank has changed their model, you can no longer type out a 10-15 card order and they pull from their inventory while you wait; but they have dozens of bins of sleeved individual cards (separated by sport) that you can dig through. I've been dropping in at Best Variety annually for the last 10+ years, now it's open only on Saturdays and seems to be run by Neil's kids. They've completely organized the shop and I saw boxes of stuff that he hadn't been able to get to for years finally out in the open and available to scrounge through. As they organize, they're finding new treasures all of the time; and plenty of unopened wax. Completely worth a visit.
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Nice one! Best regards, David
Koufax win in his Cy Young Award winning season.......
1970 Topps Super...........The print registration is off slightly.........Old Crosley Field in the background.........
Alonso Ruby by Darryl Crum II, on Flickr
Just made the trade today so it's not in hand yet but too jazzed NOT to share it. I know most aren't really into golf cards but I've been looking for this card for a few years and I happened to find something who had one that took modern cards in trade (traded a 2018-19 Panini Prizm Luka Doncic RC for it). Here it is:
50383993707_c690f92c47_c by Brett Blair, on Flickr
1926 Lambert & Butler Who's Who in Sport Bobby Jones RC
50383993707_c690f92c47_c by Brett Blair, on Flickr1926 Lambert & Butler Who's Who in Sport Bobby Jones RC
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