Baseball Card Mail Week in Review (05/30/20)

This was an interesting get:

Baseball Card Mail Week in Review (05/09/20)

I was actually able to find some 
Topps Gallery of Champions Bronze (1987, 1988)

Baseball Card Mail Week in Review (11/09/19)

Going through my collection, I have noticed that some of my "regular" singles haven't survived in the best shape through the years. 

So I have been looking around for certain PSA graded cards that I thought would be good additions.

Not a bad set of PSA's from the 80's.

Baseball Card Mail Week in Review (05/18/19)

As I have gone through all these cards I have (and using the amazing trading card database found here), I have also been compiling a wantlist that I am now posting and updating on the header of my blog's homepage. These are now the cards and items I will be focusing on from here on out.

1984 Topps Sticker #100

Wade Boggs Collection (Part 27: Oddballs, Foods Issues and the Rest)

I have been documenting the newer Boggs cards (plus others) I have been picking up. However I feel that I am neglecting what I already have, which is quite a massive collection. I have several notebooks separated by company/brand, so instead of pulling individual cards, I found it was a lot easier to just scan a whole page at a time and document them as I go.

Now for the rest of the oddballs, some food issues, and random cards.

1990 MSA All-American Baseball Team #3; 1991 Ballstreet #28; 1988 Topps Bazooka #2; 1989 Topps Bazooka #3; 1995 Bazooka #18 w/Red Hot; 1996 Bazooka #34; 1987 Topps Boardwalk and Baseball #31; 1986 Burger King All-Pro #9

Baseball Cards Mail Day (03/09/19)

Still getting caught up, while also grabbing new product as it comes out. More numbered cards from eBay this week too.

Base/Inserts/Parallels

I was able to purchase a lot of the Topps Buybacks this week. The first is a 2003 Embossed of Boggs' 1989 Topps #399. It has a print run of 100. The next is a 2016 Topps Buybacks Silver Stamp of his 1992 Topps.

Wade Boggs Collection (Part I: 80's Topps)

I have been documenting the newer Boggs cards (plus others) I have been picking up. However I feel that I am neglecting what I already have, which is quite a massive collection. I have several notebooks separated by company/brand, so instead of pulling individual cards, I found it was a lot easier to just scan a whole page at a time and document them as I go.

Starting off with Topps: