I did bid a bit heavy, but I really wanted this beauty!

rbdjr1

Wow! Is this a pretty card or what?

1975 OPC #397 Bill Freehan PSA 10

edit: I'm happy!


rbd

gosteelers

Wow, you're really going to town on those OPC's!!! Good for you...Nice pickup...

rbdjr1

<< <i>Wow, you're really going to town on those OPC's!!! Good for you...Nice pickup... >>



THANX!

OT: BIG GAME FOR U THIS WEEKEND?

STEELERS vs. CINCY!

WOW! LOOKS LIKE A GREAT MATCHUP! GOOD LUCK!

rbd

stevek

It's only money.

1966CUDA

Hey RBD, that was my auction you won....pulled that Freehan from a wax pack a couple months ago...got a Don Baylor from the same pack that looks just as good...sending that one to PSA this month. Thaks for the bid! -Claude

chicago111

Nice card. Not a baseball card collector but I can appreciate the beauty of the card itself. Great centering, crisp, vibrant and clean!

rbdjr1

<< <i>Hey RBD, that was my auction you won....pulled that Freehan from a wax pack a couple months ago...got a Don Baylor from the same pack that looks just as good...sending that one to PSA this month. Thaks for the bid! -Claude >>



Thanks Claude! I'll keep an eye out for that card (i.e. Baylor)!

OT: Don Baylor! Does anyone know how Don Baylor is doing today? He had bone marrow cancer (in 2003), he was treated successfully and returned to the Mets as a coach in 2004.

Anyone hear more info about him?

edit: Don had a decent career as player (and MLB management also!)

rbd

bri2327

1966CUDA....i noticed you had alot of 75 SSPC psa 10's on auction....happen to have any Munson's laying around that you would like to part with ??

zef204

<< <i>OT: Don Baylor! Does anyone know how Don Baylor is doing today? He had bone marrow cancer (in 2003), he was treated successfully and returned to the Mets as a coach in 2004.

Anyone hear more info about him?

edit: Don had a decent career as player (and MLB management also!)

rbd >>

I hardly call his managerial career decent, please remember I am a Cubs fan. I hope though that Don is doing well. He seemed a helluva a guy when he managed in Chicago and was a pretty good ball player. He played the game hard and always took one on the elbow for the team. I respect him for that.

Nice pickup btw rbd. You sure do like the OPC's. Are you Canadian(and no, I am not being a smartass.)?

rbdjr1

<< <i>

<< <i>OT: Don Baylor! Does anyone know how Don Baylor is doing today? He had bone marrow cancer (in 2003), he was treated successfully and returned to the Mets as a coach in 2004.

Anyone hear more info about him?

edit: Don had a decent career as player (and MLB management also!)

rbd >>

I hardly call his managerial career decent, please remember I am a Cubs fan. I hope though that Don is doing well. He seemed a helluva a guy when he managed in Chicago and was a pretty good ball player. He played the game hard and always took one on the elbow for the team. I respect him for that.

Nice pickup btw rbd. You sure do like the OPC's. Are you Canadian(and no, I am not being a smartass.)? >>



thanx! no zep, I'm not "one of our neighbor's to the North", I just like em (i.e., OPC's that is!) as "salt away" material!

rbd

CON40

bri2327... I have a PSA 10 75 SSPC Munson available... please PM me!

larryallen73

Off topic but to the above about Baylor, I would agree he was much more than decent. His years with the Angels, before everybody (including Brady Anderson) could hit 50 Don was a solid 25 hrs/90rbi guy. He ended with over 2,000 hits, 325+ hrs, 1,200+rbis, etc.... He was the leader of some very good Angel's teams in the '70's as well! Plus solid post season numbers. Just my 2cents.