Baseball Card Mail Week in Review (03/21/20)

First up is this 1986 True Value complete panel. It was unopened , but I couldn't see the Boggs once again!

Sigh. Anyway, my tax return came in and I went a little crazy...

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

Baseball Card Mail Day (04/13/2019)

I mainly focused on cheap serial numbered cards this time around, but it's always a good week when you can get an autograph and a relic!

On the left is a 2018 Donruss Significant Signatures autograph. On the right is a 2005 Donruss Timeless Treasures bat relic

Baseball Card Mail Day (03/30/2019)

Picked up a lot of singles this week still trying to fill in the gaps in my collection.

1994 Fleer Extra Bases #128; 1998 Topps Inaugural Diamondbacks #215; 1998 Topps Stars Silver #17 (#'d 2359/4399); 2005 Topps Turkey Red #309

Baseball Card Mail Day (03/16/19)

Oh man, so many cards coming in this week. I just had to put them in blocks to straighten them out. First up is a batch of serial numbered cards I already had, just adding them to my inventory. The rest is newer singles (to me) that I am trying to plug some holes in my collection with (especially since I took like a 15 year hiatus from collecting)

1996 Pinnacle Summit Hitter's Inc; 1998 SPx Finite (x2); 1996 Donruss Hit List; 1998 Leaf Heading for the Hall; 1998 Topps Stars Silver; 1999 Finest Milestones

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: