Showing posts with label 1992 Topps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1992 Topps. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Wade Boggs Collection (Part 29: Stadium Club and Topps Tek)

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.


Accidentally missed these!



1991 Stadium Club #170; 1992 Stadium Club #520; 1992 Stadium Club Dome #18; 1992 Stadium Club Members Only; 1993 Stadium Club #134 w/Members Only; 1993 Stadium Club #601 w/Members Only; 1993 Stadium Club Murphy #15

Tuesday, April 16, 2019

Wade Boggs Collection (Part 26: Oddball Sized Items)

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 some not so normal sized items such as supers and uncut panels, etc.



1984 Topps Super 5x7 #7; 1986 Topps Super 5x7 #12

Saturday, March 9, 2019

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.

Tuesday, February 19, 2019

Wade Boggs Collection (Part 2: 90'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.


Picking back up with Topps from the 90's: