on March 7th, 2010 by stusigpi
As many of you know, 2009 Ultimate baseball is Hot Hot Hot and is worth $140 if you listen to DA Cardworld, $130 at Big T, $120 at Orange County, and $130 at PGH. Sure, there are some great hit in this product, but it is a one and done scenario. Ive …
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on March 7th, 2010 by 30-Year Old Cardboard
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Dale Murphy,
Dale Murphy Collection,
orel,
Orel Hershiser Collection,
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Paul Molitor Collection,
Tim Raines,
Tim Raines Collection
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on March 7th, 2010 by Sooz
What does spring training mean to you?When Spring Training rolls around most baseball fans get genuinely exciting. I do too, but mt excitement only last for about 24 hours. Then, I’m more of a the “I hope no one gets hurt” mentality the rest of the way…
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on March 7th, 2010 by oldschoolbreaks
Prior to this post, have you ever noticed that the title of every box break of mine has had the word “baseball” in it? Since those previous breaks had been exclusively baseball, there surely had to be a reason for it, right? You don’t see the word “baseball” in the titles of breaks done by [...]
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Gold Label,
Gold Label Gold Parallels,
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Golden Greats,
Jeremy Roenick,
Justin Williams,
Martin Brodeur,
New Generation,
Patrik Stefan,
Peter Forsberg,
Rick DiPietro,
Steve Yzerman,
Topps
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on March 7th, 2010 by JRJ
Last year I did some skydiving. It was a great experience and an awesome adrenaline rush. This year I’m doing my first polar bear plunge!I’ll take pictures and video of the event – no guarantees I’ll have any that look like this one.To benefit Special …
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on March 7th, 2010 by 30-Year Old Cardboard
‘Same Card, Different Paths’ – Card #47
1965 Topps - Card #533 – AKA – ‘The Tug McGraw Rookie Card’
Danny Napoleon – Napoleon’s career spanned just 2 seasons and 80 games. An outfielder, Napoleon found it hard to break into the Mets’ lineup on a regular basis. Primarily used as a back-up or replacement in late innings, he only made [...]
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on March 7th, 2010 by Howard Bagby
The second concert I went to was Barry Manilow. I saw him in 1975. This was the most expensive concert I went to. It cost me $7.50. Early in his career he wrote commercial jingles. This is a medley of those.
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on March 7th, 2010 by rosschrisman2003
Before Razor became obsessed with their cut signature products, they released a few baseball card products for prospect collectors. One of these products was 2008 Razor Letterman. Each pack contains one autographed manufactured letterman patch of a prospect. If you were really lucky you could pull one of the Pete Rose autographs which is probably [...]
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on March 7th, 2010 by unclemoe
Why Andre Dawson? Growing up I was a HUGE Cubs fan. My two favorite players were Ryne Sandberg and Andre Dawson. I remember spending plenty of summer days watching Cubs games on WGN with my dad. Nothing better than listening to Harry Carey and Steve St…
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on March 7th, 2010 by BASEBALL DAD
Well, we’ve all the heard the Troll’s terrible tale of his parking lot woes. I just want to say again how sorry I am for ya’ buddy. I just sent you and Wicked most all of my good Rays stuff, but I’ll try to find a few more items!In the mean time, these…
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on March 7th, 2010 by deal
I Wanted to put together a quick post to acknowledge a couple of recent trades.I am going to lead-off with some a massive contribution that Ben Henry of The Baseball Card Blog made to the Phungo 1959 Topps Set. Ben is going through some serious downsi…
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Jayson Werth,
Lee Tate,
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Shane Victorino,
The Baseball Card Blog
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on March 7th, 2010 by 30-Year Old Cardboard
Dale Murphy 1985 Fleer
‘Hey Dale, can you tell that old-timer in the Phillies get-up to get out of my shot, he’s ruining it’, said the photographer.
Come on. Is this the best image that Fleer had of Murphy for their 1985 base set? We saw a ton of posed photography on our baseball cards during the 1980’s [...]
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on March 7th, 2010 by gcrl
last week, i posted some cards from the 1990 target dodgers set and, while not the most interesting post i have done, i have a bunch more of these things scanned so i will subject you to them. apologies.here’s tom bakerbaker’s nickname was ‘rattl…
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