Years later, I may still be in the dark as far as learning about Pincay's career accomplishments as a jockey - however his autograph is sure pretty nice and the card maybe a hidden gem [not that it's going to be worth more than what I paid].
My 'under the radar' blog featuring my baseball card collecting endeavors and hopefully some of my autographs collected in-person / through-the-mail.
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
Featured autograph - Laffit Pincay
Sunday, October 11, 2015
Award winners collection reboot
I put together a coherent wantlist so I could start hunting for new cards to add to the collection - one of players whose card I would need is an early 20th century player named Jake Daubert, who was the 1914 National League MVP
I didn't know where I could find a card of his, so I did some searching and found out he actually had a relic card - who really knows whether or not Daubert held, used, or slept with the bat that was chopped up to help create the card, but I thought it was just great to pick up the card for around $5.
The card projects that seem the most fun are the ones where I can grab seemingly random cards and put them together - this particular project isn't a high dollar endeavor by any means, so various card types are going to clash between simple base cards, random uncertified autograph cards, memorabilia / certified autograph cards and player era / retro cards.
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Odds and ends from the card shop
The last things on my mind when rummaging through cards is going through ones featuring mostly a non-sport theme or picking up ones picturing deceased subjects - but I picked these cards out of a stack of 2013 Panini Golden Age for whatever reason.
2013 Panini Golden Age Woodrow Wilson #16
2013 Panini Golden Age George "Spanky" McFarland #36
2013 Panini Golden Age Branch Rickey #49
2013 Panini Golden Age Elizabeth Montgomery #70
2013 Panini Golden Age Eva Gabor #91
2013 Panini Golden Age Johnny Carson #123
2013 Panini Golden Age Lyman Bostock #144