Showing posts with label Autograph. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Autograph. Show all posts

Sunday, January 12, 2020

Baseball Card Mail Week in Review (01/11/20)

Only one card this week, but it's a winner:




Yeah.
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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

Saturday, April 13, 2019

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

Sunday, March 10, 2019

Wade Boggs Collection (Part 10: 1998 Fleer - Present)

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.

Continuing on with Fleer and products that fall under the Fleer umbrella.



Thursday, February 28, 2019

Wade Boggs Collection (Part 6: 1996 - 1998 Donruss)

I stopped the last post about my collection here because things started to change around this time. After flooding the market with worthless cards in the early 90's (and losing a lot of business I'm guessing), the boom was over and most people were interested in things that had certain scarcity. Donruss jumped all over this and brought out serial numbered cards. You're about to see a lot of these in my collection. I buy them every time I find them.



1996 Donruss Hit List