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Old 09-02-2020, 09:19 PM
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I purchased the first one before I heard the news tonight. RIP


I just needed the Casey card.


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Old 09-03-2020, 04:48 PM
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In my effort to one day put together a (nearly) perfectly centered, combination graded/non-graded 1972 Topps set, I added these three guys. You can regularly find them in PSA 9 at reasonable prices, but the usual centering/tilting issues make them less worthy of the heavenly status of a 9 (insert the sound of angels singing). This trio is much closer to perfection than the ones that generally come up for sale, plus I love Buddy Harrelson...

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Favorite card of the 70s and brutally tough condition wise:

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Wow Matt count me in as another fan of this Ryan. Always check out any for sale but MAN, this "9" is the best one I`ve ever seen. Congrats on that Bad Boy, enjoy it for a long time Sir.
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Thanks bro. It is also one that is always on my eBay search app. If it isn't the black design it is focus, or PD, lots of problems with it all the time.
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I got this Schmidtty rookie at a great price, well less than what they usually sell for. Plus, I used the ebay coupon code to save $25 (sadly, that didn't even cover the tax and exorbitant shipping, but oh well). A really nicely centered PSA 7 1973 high number #615 Mike Schmidt RC...

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Wow that is one great looking Schmidt RC!
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