I realize this is normally not the place for a little spam, but I have this beauty for sale in case anyone is interested. If interested, send me a PM. Thanks!
Don
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball set registry id Don Johnson Collection ebay id truecollector14
Doug I always have a problem giving myself a close shave but I bet if I could borrow that Gil Hodges it would solve my problem.No more 5 o'clock shadow.
Very nice 59s! Im a little over halfway done finishing this set in midgrade. Mostly raw but ive picked up about 10 or so graded including a PSA 4 Mantle! Cant wait til im done. Mostly working on commons now.
What I Collect:
PSA HOF Baseball Postwar Rookies Set Registry- (Currently 77.97% Complete)
PSA Pro Football HOF Rookie Players Set Registry- (Currently 19.26% Complete)
PSA Basketball HOF Players Rookies Set Registry- (Currently 6.02% Complete)
<< <i>Very nice 59s! Im a little over halfway done finishing this set in midgrade. Mostly raw but ive picked up about 10 or so graded including a PSA 4 Mantle! Cant wait til im done. Mostly working on commons now.
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That's a nice looking Mantle ! Keep the eye candy coming guys ! Robbie
Collect 1964 Topps Baseball 1963 Fleer Lou Brock Master Set
I see some pretty heavy 59 collectors on here and thought I would see if anyone is interested in this card. I want to sell it for a purchase of another card for the set I am building. If anyone is interested just pm me.
This card is not terribly rare, but a nice one of Stan the Man who seldom made an appearance on Topps Baseball Cards. I had the pleasure of meeting Stan at his restaurant, "Musial & Biggies" in the early 80s, before they turned that joint into some lame Disco. I was at a business meeting and we were all sitting at a table in the bar and they had old St. Louis Cardinals films on the projector. All of a sudden someone came up to the table and said, "Do you think that guy can hit?", referring to the guy in the film. Yep, it was Stan Musial himself.
<< <i>great looking cards....thanks for posting them! >>
You're welcome, guys. I'm most proud of my F.Frick PSA 9 and of course, the Billy Pierce PSA 8.5, a card that is the rarest to obtain in any grade. I still have a Pierce PSA 5 and a Pierce PSA 6 in my drawer somewhere, I'll have to look.
Here is my latest acquisition from eBay. This is not a terribly rare card, just one of those beautiful 1st Series blazers that came and went so fast back when they came out in the Spring of 1959. Once they were gone, they were gone and those first coveted "White Backs" No.s 1-110 which included Mantle, Snider, N. Fox, Spahn, Mays, Minoso & that Phillies Team card were quickly replaced by a bunch of no-names and 'Rookie Stars'. Sure, there was Musial and Sandy Koufax, but I still remember the disappointment when I tore into a pack, hoping for a Mantle or a Nellie Fox, and was greeted with a grinning Eddie Haas instead.
<< <i>Eddie Haas made a career out of disappointing fans. >>
Well, he was a spectacular Rookie Star, except for the fact that he didn't have a single at-bat in 1959. He made a huge comeback in 1960, where he went 7/37 and batted a whopping .219. That ended his career.
<< <i>And easily the worst and most infuriating manager of my time as a Braves fan.
Didn't mean to detour the thread, I just usually can't resist the impulse to stomp on the guy. >>
As far as I'm concerned, he's fair game. Baseball Reference shows him managing only one year, in 1985, is this correct? It looks like things were going great, but then the season started and Eddie led the Braves to a very inadequate 50-71 season, ending his managerial career. This is not my card, I stole the image, not that anyone is going to notice. Yep, when the stores packed up that wonderful 1st series lot of cards and moved on to the next series, I was devastated. Also, I've always wondered why the 'Series' cards as manifested by the Team Card checklists did not match up to the actual lots that were sent to the stores. The 'First Series', according to the checklist, went from #1 F. Frick - #88 Herb Score, but the first batch of 'white backs' continued on to #110. One of the mysteries of life, now lost in the mists of time.
Thanks. Levi at 707 made me a very fair deal and took my PSA 8 as a trade in, all at a very reasonable price. Sometimes when you deal with people 1 on 1, magic can happen.
<< <i>You are unveiling some of the most amazing 59's I've ever seen. I'm still drooling over that Billy Pierce. Wow! >>
Thanks. Yes,t hat Pierce is indeed sweet. There are a bunch of 6s and 7s, but then things drop off a cliff, with only 39 PSA 8s, 2 PSA 8.5s and 2 PSA 9s. No 10s.
I was fortunate to get that card at a reasonable price, considering that it is the undisputed toughest card in the set to obtain in a high grade. I may not be with the "Big Boys" with my set (No.10), but I'm up there with the Pierce card. I doubt very seriously if any more surface in high grade due to the attention that that card has gotten. I've got one beautiful ungraded Pierce card, but PSA won't grade it because it has a very slight "bow" mis-cut on one of the borders.
Here's another blazer that's not that rare, but anyway.
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Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Bowman Baseball -1948-1955
Fleer Baseball-1923, 1959-2007
Al
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Always looking for Topps Salesman Samples, pre '51 unopened packs, E90-2, E91a, N690 Kalamazoo Bats, and T204 Square Frame Ramly's
Hi guys...
I realize this is normally not the place for a little spam, but I have this beauty for sale in case anyone is interested. If interested, send me a PM. Thanks!
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
WOW is that card sharp.!!!!!!!!!
Yes, on the Hodges, that is the Coliseum in the background.
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Bowman Baseball -1948-1955
Fleer Baseball-1923, 1959-2007
Al
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
PSA HOF Baseball Postwar Rookies Set Registry- (Currently 77.97% Complete)
PSA Pro Football HOF Rookie Players Set Registry- (Currently 19.26% Complete)
PSA Basketball HOF Players Rookies Set Registry- (Currently 6.02% Complete)
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
<< <i>Very nice 59s! Im a little over halfway done finishing this set in midgrade. Mostly raw but ive picked up about 10 or so graded including a PSA 4 Mantle! Cant wait til im done. Mostly working on commons now.
That's a nice looking Mantle ! Keep the eye candy coming guys !
Robbie
1963 Fleer
Lou Brock Master Set
PSA HOF Baseball Postwar Rookies Set Registry- (Currently 77.97% Complete)
PSA Pro Football HOF Rookie Players Set Registry- (Currently 19.26% Complete)
PSA Basketball HOF Players Rookies Set Registry- (Currently 6.02% Complete)
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Vintage Rookies
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Looking to pick up a 65 Mantle for my set so I thought I would sell this one to help with it.
Vintage Rookies
Vintage Rookies
This is the link to my PSA Set, #10 current finest
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
<< <i>great looking cards....thanks for posting them! >>
You're welcome, guys. I'm most proud of my F.Frick PSA 9 and of course, the Billy Pierce PSA 8.5, a card that is the rarest to obtain in any grade. I still have a Pierce PSA 5 and a Pierce PSA 6 in my drawer somewhere, I'll have to look.
Here is my latest acquisition from eBay. This is not a terribly rare card, just one of those beautiful 1st Series blazers that came and went so fast back when they came out in the Spring of 1959. Once they were gone, they were gone and those first coveted "White Backs" No.s 1-110 which included Mantle, Snider, N. Fox, Spahn, Mays, Minoso & that Phillies Team card were quickly replaced by a bunch of no-names and 'Rookie Stars'. Sure, there was Musial and Sandy Koufax, but I still remember the disappointment when I tore into a pack, hoping for a Mantle or a Nellie Fox, and was greeted with a grinning Eddie Haas instead.
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
<< <i>Eddie Haas made a career out of disappointing fans. >>
Well, he was a spectacular Rookie Star, except for the fact that he didn't have a single at-bat in 1959. He made a huge comeback in 1960, where he went 7/37 and batted a whopping .219. That ended his career.
Yeah, Rookie Star, Eddie Haas.
Didn't mean to detour the thread, I just usually can't resist the impulse to stomp on the guy.
<< <i>And easily the worst and most infuriating manager of my time as a Braves fan.
Didn't mean to detour the thread, I just usually can't resist the impulse to stomp on the guy. >>
As far as I'm concerned, he's fair game. Baseball Reference shows him managing only one year, in 1985, is this correct? It looks like things were going great, but then the season started and Eddie led the Braves to a very inadequate 50-71 season, ending his managerial career. This is not my card, I stole the image, not that anyone is going to notice. Yep, when the stores packed up that wonderful 1st series lot of cards and moved on to the next series, I was devastated. Also, I've always wondered why the 'Series' cards as manifested by the Team Card checklists did not match up to the actual lots that were sent to the stores. The 'First Series', according to the checklist, went from #1 F. Frick - #88 Herb Score, but the first batch of 'white backs' continued on to #110. One of the mysteries of life, now lost in the mists of time.
PSA HOF Baseball Postwar Rookies Set Registry- (Currently 77.97% Complete)
PSA Pro Football HOF Rookie Players Set Registry- (Currently 19.26% Complete)
PSA Basketball HOF Players Rookies Set Registry- (Currently 6.02% Complete)
<< <i>Awesome Mantle! >>
Thanks. Levi at 707 made me a very fair deal and took my PSA 8 as a trade in, all at a very reasonable price. Sometimes when you deal with people 1 on 1, magic can happen.
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
<< <i>You are unveiling some of the most amazing 59's I've ever seen. I'm still drooling over that Billy Pierce. Wow! >>
Thanks. Yes,t hat Pierce is indeed sweet. There are a bunch of 6s and 7s, but then things drop off a cliff, with only 39 PSA 8s, 2 PSA 8.5s and 2 PSA 9s. No 10s.
I was fortunate to get that card at a reasonable price, considering that it is the undisputed toughest card in the set to obtain in a high grade. I may not be with the "Big Boys" with my set (No.10), but I'm up there with the Pierce card. I doubt very seriously if any more surface in high grade due to the attention that that card has gotten. I've got one beautiful ungraded Pierce card, but PSA won't grade it because it has a very slight "bow" mis-cut on one of the borders.
Here's another blazer that's not that rare, but anyway.