Old price guides/baseball card mags
yankeeno7
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Well, I couldnt find my old Current Card Prices YET...I will I hope! But made a few scans of some others...an old Tuff Stuff, Baseball Card Hobby Report(Renata Galasso), and Baseball Cards Magazine...here's some...
First we have Baseball Card Hobby Report pics....Renata looked to be quite the minks in her time!
This is out of the Baseball Card Hobby Report...oh, why didnt I buy the autographed version???
an insert of T206's from the same mag....it's got the Wagner! I'm rich!!!
Here's what Tuff Stuff USED to look like!
Now for Baseball Card Hobby News....
I love this ad....buy a 1987 Topps set with ALL the cards having wax stains! I'll take it!
Now Baseball Card Magazine with some pics of old insert reprints...
Well....I hope you all enjoy...I'll keep looking for the CCP's
First we have Baseball Card Hobby Report pics....Renata looked to be quite the minks in her time!
This is out of the Baseball Card Hobby Report...oh, why didnt I buy the autographed version???
an insert of T206's from the same mag....it's got the Wagner! I'm rich!!!
Here's what Tuff Stuff USED to look like!
Now for Baseball Card Hobby News....
I love this ad....buy a 1987 Topps set with ALL the cards having wax stains! I'll take it!
Now Baseball Card Magazine with some pics of old insert reprints...
Well....I hope you all enjoy...I'll keep looking for the CCP's
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If I had those professionally cut could they be graded? Cut just outside of the borders, of course.
I have all of my Becketts going back to May 1988 with a few before that. Even though they take up a large bulky box, I don't know if I could ever get rid of 'em. It's too much fun to read Tommy Wheatly's Kid's Korner column!
Tabe
The only reason I didn't buy it at the time was I didn't like the fact that the artist portrayed them in the wrong order (Duke, Willie and Mickey)
Steve
Issue #1
Collecting old hobby papers provides a good nostalgia trip. I started collecting cards around the time that Frank & Vivian Barning's Baseball Hobby News became the standard. Classified ads by Keith Olbermann can be found in some hobby papers from the early '70s.