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Originally Posted by The Cardboard Fan

I am slowly working on a PSA graded HOFer RC collection that consists of grades of 6+ for pre-war vintage(I know some I will not be able to afford or even find), 7+ for post-war vintage, and due to larger availability either 9 or 10 on modern just depending on the pop reports and how bloated the prices are. All cards in my PC will be in PSA slabs with the new security label. I am not opposed to considering old PSA slabs, SGC, BVG/BGS, even GAI in certain instances but keep in mind price wise that I will be crossing them over. I am willing to trade (once my wife and I settle into our new house in February) or purchase if priced right and as my funds permit of course. Let me know what you have within my needs and we can go from there.

To be submitted for reslab w/ new label:
1961 Topps #141 Billy Williams RC - PSA NM 7
1977 Topps #144 Bruce Sutter RC - PSA NM-MT 8
1982 Donruss #405 Cal Ripken RC - PSA MT 9
1982 Fleer #176 Cal Ripken RC - PSA MT 9
1982 Topps #21 Bob Bonner RC/Cal Ripken RC/Jeff Schneider RC - PSA MT 9
1983 Donruss #277 Ryne Sandberg RC - PSA MT 9
1985 Donruss #438 Kirby Puckett RC - PSA MT 9
1988 Fleer #539 Tom Glavine RC - PSA GEM-MT 10
1989 Score #645 Randy Johnson RC - PSA GEM-MT 10
1990 Fleer Update #87 Frank Thomas RC - PSA GEM-MT 10
1991 Upper Deck Final Edition #2F Pedro Martinez RC - PSA GEM-MT 10

To be submitted for crossover:
1964 Topps #541 Rookie Stars/Phil Roof/Phil Niekro RC - SGC NM-MT 8

Incoming:
1988 Score #638 Tom Glavine RC - PSA GEM-MT 10
1989 Bowman #266 John Smoltz RC - PSA GEM-MT 10
1989 Topps Traded #41T Ken Griffey Jr. RC - PSA GEM-MT 10
1990 Leaf #300 Frank Thomas RC - PSA GEM-MT 10


Thanks for the look,

The Cardboard Fan

I've found it more practical to take vintage rookies when I can get them, and focus on some of the HOF'er's rarest cards in some of the currently more quiet areas of collecting when I cannot. Example: good luck finding an 1893 Just So Tobacco Cy Young rookie in any grade, let alone a "six." Which is not to say that I don't have some really tough rare ones, such as the 1907 Dietsche Fielding Pose Cobb, the 1907 Wolverine News Portrait Cobb; 1939 V351 Ted Williams, and 1923-24 Exhibit Al Simmons, purely by way of example.

Best of luck in your quest,

Larry

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Mike:

Here is one of the more up-to-date lists out there:

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...d+baseball+hof

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Phil: I appreciate the list. Your a true hobby man. Sharing data is so unselfish. Thanks.