SCAN YOUR FAV CARDS HERE! SPORT OR NON SPORT! LETS SEE IT!!

Chargers49ersTigers

For me it would be: 1961 Nu-Scoops Hank Aaron PSA 10 1/3, 1964 Topps Al Bombers PSA 9 1/33, and my pride and joy, 1975 Topps Dan Fouts #367 PSA 10 1/10. Also, 1977 Topps Star Wars Luke Skywalker #1 PSA 9 1/13 1977 Topps Star Wars Darth Vader #7 Full Color Proof 1/1 BVG 8.5 1/1. PSA doesn't grade the proofs, but it is very hard to get higher than a BVG 8, since proofs were handled so much. I don't care if it is BVG, it looks sweet holdered...........LETS SEE THOSE SCANS! Use my direct links, bigger scans than can be posted. http://www.mypicshare.com/do459ylvpic.html http://www.mypicshare.com/15tuf67qpic.html http://www.mypicshare.com/zb1t3ujtpic.html http://www.mypicshare.com/se622feppic.html http://www.mypicshare.com/473om4dcpic.html

lawnmowerman

Here's mine. I can put any of my Emmitt cards up, but here are some I really like

lawnmowerman

Uh-oh, photobucket problemos

Slabbed

ldferg

is emmitt doing the ickey shuffle in the 93 pinnacle?

lawnmowerman

<< <i>is emmitt doing the ickey shuffle in the 93 pinnacle? >>

lol, I never noticed that before.

I do know its a pic from super bowl 27 though

Slabbed

SoonerCowboy

cardbender

The Mchan is not high grade but I like the pose.



Same with the Lebaron:

JackWESQ

My ongoing list of cards, only one (Clemens) of which I've had the pleasure of holding.

/s/ JackWESQ

goose3

<--------------- that's mine. PSA3

hofautos

JackWESQ - After i looked at your scans, I had to go read what you wrote...you had me going for a sec...

My new best card...


And a couple more...

JackWESQ

Dear HofAutos,

Now, that would be something. No, the only one I've ever owned is the 1984 Fleer Update Roger Clemens PSA 10. But if I could pick one, based upon eye appeal, it would probably be the Gretzky or the 1953 Topps Willie Mays.

/s/ JackWESQ

cohocorp

here is a scan of 4 favorite cards in my collection...

cardbender

A few raw '67 Topps Die-Cut Wacky's :






This one is my favorite,


Most of these are probably PSA 6 quality. These are some extra one's I have.

I'll have to scan up a couple of the better ones from my PSA set and post them. Maybe over the weekend.

schr1st

Right now, I'd have to say this one:



Although this is a close second:

cardbender

Even though I'm 90% a PSA guy, I decided to scan some
of my SGC cards tonight. I hope no one minds seeing them.

Publius

alifaxwa2

see my signature

cardbender

Nice quad card.

These kind of auto-cards always bother me for one reason......if you didn't know who's signatures they were, could you tell who signed them? What's with players who have actually attended a few college courses not being able to legibly write their own names? Do they sign their pay checks this way? I can see the NBA players, who go straight from H.S. to the pro's not being able to write, but college players to the pro's..... c'mon. Monkey's could sign their moniker more clearly.

ledsters

alifaxwa2

<< <i>Nice quad card.

These kind of auto-cards always bother me for one reason......if you didn't know who's signatures they were, could you tell who signed them? What's with players who have actually attended a few college courses not being able to legibly write their own names? Do they sign their pay checks this way? I can see the NBA players, who go straight from H.S. to the pro's not being able to write, but college players to the pro's..... c'mon. Monkey's could sign their moniker more clearly. >>



Thanks

I think it has nothing to do with education, all society is like that now. I work in a science company with more graduate degrees than those lacking 4 year degrees, and lots of the handwriting here is like that.
I think the problem is due to the fact that writing legibly was a focal point of elementary education in previous generations, its no longer like that since there is so much other stuff that has to be taught.

SlangNRox

jimq112

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<< <i>Nice quad card.

These kind of auto-cards always bother me for one reason......if you didn't know who's signatures they were, could you tell who signed them? What's with players who have actually attended a few college courses not being able to legibly write their own names? Do they sign their pay checks this way? I can see the NBA players, who go straight from H.S. to the pro's not being able to write, but college players to the pro's..... c'mon. Monkey's could sign their moniker more clearly. >>



Thanks

I think it has nothing to do with education, all society is like that now. I work in a science company with more graduate degrees than those lacking 4 year degrees, and lots of the handwriting here is like that.
I think the problem is due to the fact that writing legibly was a focal point of elementary education in previous generations, its no longer like that since there is so much other stuff that has to be taught. >>



I think that's part of it but I think maybe part of it is the sheer number of times they need to sign their names. Making a check mark (vernand morency) or just slashes or whatever could be just laziness. Some of the others might be to show off the individuality and creativity.

Sure makes you appreciate the johnny benches of the world. I was going to say don drysdale, but I think more than half of his were secretarial.

PasadenaMudSlide

onlychild

Will always be my favorite:

MisterBungle

My favorite card is from the 1961 Topps
set, which is the only set I'm putting
together. Only a few more cards to go!!

This is Hall Of Famer Hoyt Wilhelm, from
the very tough high numbers of that
year, but the reason I love this card is
that he is showing us his grip for the
knuckle ball which was his claim to fame.

He can show the knuckler grip because
every hitter knew it was coming anyway,
and they still couldn't hit it. It was all
the catcher could do to stop the ball
from going to the backstop!!



~

rbdjr1

Took a shot buying this almost 100 year old Tris Speaker pin! With over 3,500 of these 1910-12 Sweet Caporal Pins being graded at PSA, and only 4 pins getting the gem grade of PSA 10, I took the combination of Tris Speaker, HOF & PSA 10 to equal "a decent bet" at a little profit...

Figured I would enjoy this item for a while, then sell it? Will I make some $$$$ (as I paid $1750 for the item!)??? I don't know, but for now, I will not sell it for less than that!

rd

cardbender

Another classic card in my collection:



Pulled from a wax pack and graded by SGC before PSA was slabbing up the tallboys.

cardbender

Some other tallboys, ungraded.



Rookie card of Gus 'Honeycomb' Johnson which is Nm-Mint and the second year card of 'The Mad Bomber' Daryle Lamonica which looks 7 or 8ish.

Chargers49ersTigers

GREAT CARDS EVERYONE! JACWESQ ALMOST GAVE ME A HEART ATTACK........THAT IS A LITTLE ON THE JACKPOT SIDE!!

Kurtman9

Rich,

I'm a PSA guy too, but those SGC cards you scanned look phenomenal !!!

TFC

Here are two cards of probably the best professional bowler ever.

Brian48

yankeeno7

Beardown

MY favorites in no particular order:

MajorDanby

a few of my favs i have scans for

nam812

That sure is a nice PSA 1 Bowman Mantle rookie. What gives?

2dueces

How about a couple of Bills?

cardbender

Thanks Kurt!


Dueces, nice Bills collage. Where's your Billy Shaw RC? Or Dan Darraugh 1970 Topps RC? Remember that guy from William & Mary?

2dueces

Thanks Card, This was just a small sample of Kemp and Lamonica memorabilia. I actually omitted 6 Lamonica cards by mistake.
I do have most Bills from the 60's including a sign photo of Shaw signed in the 60's. I do remember Dan Darraugh although
his time with the Bills along with Joe Ferguson's are easily forgotten.

elsnorto

<< <i>Thanks Card, This was just a small sample of Kemp and Lamonica memorabilia. I actually omitted 6 Lamonica cards by mistake.
I do have most Bills from the 60's including a sign photo of Shaw signed in the 60's. I do remember Dan Darraugh although
his time with the Bills along with Joe Ferguson's are easily forgotten. >>




I grew up in upstate New York and Buffalo was considered the "home team", so we always got their games on television instead of GOOD games. I absolutely loathed the Bills of the Kelly era, which worked out well since I was a Cowboys fan and I think most of us remember the 'Boys back-to-back trouncing of the Bills.

If I remember correctly, didn't the Bills change their helmets from white to red so Ferguson could spot them easier and not throw so many interceptions? Perhaps that is local legend, but I know I heard that more than once. When you are changing your uniform colors so your quarterback doesn't throw so many interceptions, perhaps it is time to change your quarterback instead.

Snorto~

gotsparks09

A few of my favorites in no particular order...

BigDaddyBowman

That Bednarik and Fears are beauties!

Elemenopeo

<< <i>Will always be my favorite:


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I just wanted to re-draw everyone's attention to this earlier post by onlychild on this thread, and recommend reading more about this beautiful card here. It's fascinating stuff.

BunchOBull

This is my first post on the CU forums. I don't have a scanner, so I had to take a picture instead, but you'll get the point. I pulled this from a pack of '98 Elite that I purchased in trade for a Topps Gold Rookie of then Blue Jay hopeful Cory Patton at my neighborhood card shop. I was 14. It was pretty exciting, not many cards like this were being inserted in those days.

Kurtman9

Nice legs gotsparks09!

All of the following I purchased from Rich (cardbender) about 5 years ago. They remain in my collection as they are some of my favorites. Thanks again Rich!

psa9man

Sorry. Thanks Stingray!

Stingray

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