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Awesome Pete!!
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Beautiful Back!
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Pete, DJ, awesome pickups.
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As always, some really beautiful (and inspiring) pick ups this month.
Rhett, though I really like the M-101-5s, I don't think I'd ever be able to look at that Chapman card, and not feel a sense of melancholy. And, as one admittedly clueless about boxing cards, can you (or Adam) tell me what those are? Scott, I really like that Peckinpaugh. Call me crazy, but I think I prefer the 1914 set because I like them to have a little of the caramel coating from the candy. It gives them added personality. I really want to get into the CJs. Of course, I would prefer the more expensive of the two sets. Oy. Peter, can I come over and look at your cards? :p You're going to have to tell me how and the hell that Aaron got a 5.5 grade? Maybe I'm getting senile at age 44, but outside of a slight shift down and to the left with the centering, I can't spot anything that would drop this down so much in technical grading. The color and registration are flawless. I see three really strong edges, only the left being rough cut--but, I thought PSA made an allowance as this was common in the mid to late 50s sets, and there's certainly no evidence of wear beyond the factory. The corners are nice, only slightly touched. And, when I tilt my laptop screen, I don't see any wrinkles/creases at all. I don't know, maybe it's good I'm not a grader, because I could see this getting a full point higher, if not a point and a half. For a 62 year old card, that seems to me (without seeing the back) a heck of a lot nicer than a 5.5. When I start hitting the bigger vintage cards, I'm going to be looking for this same grade range. Strong 5s and 6s can be beautiful without the sticker shock. I'm a collector, and don't give a damn about some registry ranking. Oh, and I want that Clemente! Four really nice cards you have there. I know there have been times in the past where I went beyond waxing poetic (apropos for baseball cards?), and I'm trying to be good, and only comment on a couple additions to this discussion. But it's really hard to not enjoy, and compliment everybody. Spring is in the air. The first week of the season has my team playing far better than expected at least thus far, and I'm feeling like a kid all over again. Who can blame me? |
Nice Wheat.
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Finally got a Conroy and a Ruelbach.
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hey dj...are all st louis nadjas easier?
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The Bambino
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Nice Babies there!
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Nice size borders on that Green Ruth. When I see cards like this, I just can't help being skeptical.
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Picked up a sweet group of signed pre-war courtesy of a board member. Thanks Andrew!
Attachment 227244Attachment 227245 Since my eyes were bigger than my bank account, I'll probably be offering a couple of the signed T205s in the coming weeks/months if anyone may be interested (pardon small pics). |
T213-1 67/68
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Thanks to Ken for the trade for the Hickman. I'm now at 67 of 68 cards. If anyone has a Bob Rhoades to trade, let me know...Rob
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congrats rob...so cloooosse!
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Ruth
Just casually posting a PSA 8 Ruth... Wow, just wow. Very nice
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Still looking for an 8 with big borders but I am sure there is one out there somewhere. :D
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CJ Big Train
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Got this one earlier today...
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Great eye appeal on the Johnson, looks better than a 1! Tough card!
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Chantilly show
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mid grades
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E91B Shulte that I picked up in Irving yesterday for my type collection.
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Although a common-common E90-1 wise, the classic and iconic pose makes this a tougher card.
Glad to get it :) Attachment 227593 #103 :):) Fun, fun, Scott :rolleyes: Unfortunately, Upp's rear end doesn't get the same accolades :p Attachment 227598 |
Oakes is still the coolest E-card pose. Nice pickup, Scott.
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Love the Rebel Oakes Scott! I have been keeping an eye out for one.
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