I don't think the card was worth anything more [maybe less] than the regular Topps card, since the OPC cards are sort of carbon copies of their Topps counterparts - looking at other Bonds cards from 1986/87, I've always liked the picture used by Topps, since it looks like an action shot where he might be following through on his swing.
My 'under the radar' blog featuring my baseball card collecting endeavors and hopefully some of my autographs collected in-person / through-the-mail.
Tuesday, May 30, 2017
The 30-Day Baseball Card Challenge - Day 19
Friday, March 20, 2009
Autograph request through the mail received: Joey Votto
Joey Votto c/o Cincinnati Reds [spring training] - signed one card in blue Sharpie and kept the other [2008 Topps Updates and Highlights three home run highlight card]. The well has been dry, so it was nice to see any autograph success received in the mail.
This request was mailed out on 2/17 and was received 3/20/09 - from this post, I'm still waiting on Joba Chamberlain, Austin Jackson, Shawn Johnson and Kenshin Kawakami.
I did send out another batch of spring training requests - hopefully I've crossed all the t's and dotted the i's.
Lars Anderson c/o Boston Red Sox
Adam Jones c/o Baltimore Orioles
Masahide Kobayashi c/o Cleveland Indians
Mat Latos c/o San Diego Padres
Fred Lewis c/o San Francisco Giants
Gary Matthews Jr. c/o Los Angeles Angels
Alexei Ramirez c/o Chicago White Sox
Matt Wieters c/o Baltimore Orioles
