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#14
10-27-2005, 01:26 PM
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Single player collectors out there?
Posted By: Bryan Long
I did not realize that there were so many Johnson collectors out there. This may be a good reason why you rarely see any Johnson card besides the t206 and other norms like t205, t201 and t202 cards. Even the relatively "easy" ones are hard to get a hold of such as the e121, e220 and so forth. I think that is what makes collecting him so much fun. I guess I should stop talking as now everyone will keep their eye out for Walter Johnson cards 
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