This one probably ends up squirreled away in my all-time autograph collection - where I can put it away and forget about it.
Fished out a small pile of 1951 Bowman reprints in a bulk box at a card show - sent this one with $5 to get inked up by the all-time signing great.Oddball Dodgers stadium giveaway - at the start of the year, I picked this up off the 'swap meet' table at a card shop and I'm wondering if I should leave as is.Presumably a partial mix of cards towards the entire master set - I wonder how many different subjects are contained within this 'pack' of player card sheets.Top 100 fuel for a probable set featuring only Angels cards - not sure where I might have another copy of this uncorrected error card somewhere, so it was easier to buy a copy online.Top 100 card featuring the GOAT hitter pitching - I bought another copy back in April, but it bugged me where a corner was dog eared.I am kind of a stickler on condition at first glance, where I might spot an obvious blemish on a card I picked up outright, regardless of value - for some peace of mind, I pulled the trigger on picking up another copy and thankfully it seems a cleaner.
Top 100 fuel - a priority is squirreling away cards that might be cult favorites [even if only in my mind] as highlights of all-time Top 100 cheap-azz keepers collections.
5 comments:
Sweet Shantz! He's the 3rd oldest living MLB player at 98 years young.
All good, but the one that catches me is the Santiago. Very cool!
If $2 is what you paid for the Dodgers pack, I'd say that you got a pretty good deal. And for 98 years old, it's amazing how nice Bobby's signature still looks.
Great Santiago card. SC photography for the win!
Also, thanks for joining in!
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