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What are the last 5 items that you bought?
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What are the last 5 items that you bought? Do you have any focus? I feel like I don't right now.
1. 1991-92 Reggie Lewis game worn warm-up jacket (pictured below)
2. 2003-04 Paul Pierce game worn warm-up jacket (pictured below)
3. 2002-03 Rick Brunson game worn Bulls uniform (hometown hero)
4. (10) 1978 PSA 10 Topps Baseball for my registry set
5. (68) 1973 PSA 8 O-Pee-Chee Baseball (I don't know why, just can't turn down a deal when I have extra $$$)
1. 1991-92 Reggie Lewis game worn warm-up jacket (pictured below)
2. 2003-04 Paul Pierce game worn warm-up jacket (pictured below)
3. 2002-03 Rick Brunson game worn Bulls uniform (hometown hero)
4. (10) 1978 PSA 10 Topps Baseball for my registry set
5. (68) 1973 PSA 8 O-Pee-Chee Baseball (I don't know why, just can't turn down a deal when I have extra $$$)
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cigarettes
a pizza
coffee
prostitute
mcdonalds breakfast chicken sandwich
a watermelon
hotdogs
hotdog buns
<< <i>milk
cigarettes
a pizza
coffee
prostitute >>
You're always better off renting the prostitute than buying her.
<< <i>You're always better off renting the prostitute than buying her. >>
I guess technically mine would be:
1. Dunkies coffee and bagel (onion w/chive CC)
2. the (68) 73 OPC baseball PSA 8s
3. Egg McMuffin meal
4. bag of chips (single serve)
5. Roast Beef sandwich (cheese and extra sauce)
Let's see....
A new car for the wife
Dinner
Water
Gas
Watermelon
And of course some more Football HOF rookies!
On the last 5 items?
Topps art, T9 card, 2 lobby cards and a Topps '83 proof.
I'm on vacation from buying anything big for a while.
mike
2. 1999 Topps Stars Bob Gibson Rookie Reprint Autograph.
3. 1998 Topps Stars Paul Hornung Rookie Reprint Autograph
4. 2001 Topps Archives Bubba Smith Rookie Reprint Autograph.
5. 2001 Topps Archives Dave Casper Rookie Reprint Autograph.
1969 photostamp set uncut sheets
Bag of Chips (Martins Family size)
3 Adult tickets to the local circus
$2 box of popcorn at the circus
Looking for 1970 MLB Photostamps
- uncut
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1969 topps pete rose stamp
1985 donruss #254 psa mt 9
1975 sspc pete psa mt 9
1994 upper deck pete rose psa mt 9
don
1984 Topps Dan Marino RC PSA 10
1998 FRED TAYLOR Leaf Rookies and Stars F.O. - MINT 10
1996 SP TERRELL OWENS RC PSA 10
1960 Topps Forrest Gregg RC PSA 9
according to my values and my needs. Nothing holds dominion over me, I stand alone as the ruler of my life.
Steve
1953 Bowman Dante Lavelli PSA 7
1952 Bowman Large Hugh Mcelhenny SGC 6
1955 Bowman George Blanda PSA 7
1955 Bowman Joe Perry PSA 7
Edited: actually 1952 Bowman Large Paul Brown PSA 6 was bought froom nearmint before the 55 Bowman's
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Yeah if you are a commie.
Steve
77 unopened cello
75 unopened cello
75 Joe Morgan
56 Topps Joe Nuxall
candles
barry white cd
bottle pinot noir
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baby clothes
Bill Pellington PSA 9
Duane Putnam PSA 10
Clarence Peaks PSA 9
Dave Baker PSA 10
Yale Lary PSA 10
Vintage Football Card Gallery
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<< <i>You're always better off renting the prostitute than buying her. >>
Is this going to be another vintage-modern debate?
<< <i>victoria secret package
candles
barry white cd
bottle pinot noir
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baby clothes >>
good one
Might be a large scan.........all except for the 39' Playball (sample back) are nm+ or better
3 raw cards for my 1953 set
1954 Aaron psa4
1954 250 Williams raw vg-ex
lot of 14 1948 Leafs.
Tim
Scott's top soil.
Retaining wall bricks.
Tamp.
Pea gravel.
some wood chips
a smoker box
propane (somehow affected by the rising oil prices) $19 to fill a 20# tank? Really?
ketchup
Gonna try and smoke some pork shoulder tomorrow...wish me luck.
For cards, I bought a few low grade SGC (gasp) graded T206's
some psa graded 7and 8 1950 bowman football
a couple psa 8 1956 commons
psa 9 1975 Oliva
oh and a Pop 2 PSA 10 Joey Browner 86 topps rc for my vikings set.
My eBay Store
BigCrumbs! I made over $250 last year!
And last, but not least....
I was so happy to finally get this one out of the way. I went with what I think is a nice PSA 5 even though I typically buy PSA 6 or 7's for 1967. It was hard to justify paying over a $100.00 for 11th regular issued card of Brooks even if it is a short print. I am very pleased with this purchase and it fits the condition of the other cards I have from the year. I try to keep a tight budget and this card suited it nicely. I purchased this one for $89.00 shipped.
2. Fishing lure
3. Fishing line
4. 18 holes
5. Hamburger buns (to eat after playing golf)
1984 Topps #689 Mike Fischlin PSA 10
1984 Topps #225 Bruce Benedict PSA 10
2000 Collectors Edge Brilliant Thomas Jones RC PSA 10
Burleigh Grimes PSA/DNA Auto Index Card
Steve Young/Jerry Rice card lot (sold for $1.00 and has a 1996 Zenith Z-Team Young I was missing)
Clear Skies,
Mark
Raw: Tony Gonzalez (low #'d cards, and especially 1/1's) and Steve Young.
Dan
2) another hooker
3) another hooker
4) another hooker
5) the first hooker again
1965 Philadelphia Paul Hornung PSA 7
1951 Bowman FB H. Ebert Van Buren PSA 7
100 Card Savers from Columbia Sportscard
A new car
Robert
The last five things I bought............
1. Two gallons of milk
2. Half n Half
Can't remember the rest. Three little kids will do that to ya.
<< <i>1) a hooker
2) another hooker
3) another hooker
4) another hooker
5) the first hooker again >>
Wow, so I take it you did VERY well at the casinos this weekend then?
Snorto~
<< <i>Here are my last 5. All are for my 30 key card collection from 1956-1985 Topps: >>
TJMAC, I am curious what this checklist is and how you determined which were key cards for you? I have toyed with the idea of collecting the "key" card from every Topps football issue, but there are some years where I find it difficult to pick just one.
Snorto~
(3) 1989 Score Traded and Rookies baseball
(3) 1989 Topps Traded baseball
(1) 1989 Fleer set
Decided to buy some Griffeys with him closing in on 600 homers.
T222's PSA 1 or better
1) A lot from Bob S including a 75-76 Topps Hockey, 77-78 Topps Hockey, 84 Topps Football Wax packs and 2 1978 Topps FB Racks
2) A 1973-74 Topps Hockey Wax pack GAI 8.5
3) A 1972 OPC Baseball Wax Pack GAI 9
4) A 1971-72 Topps Hockey Wax Pack GAI 9
5) A really nice 1975 Topps Football Complete set that I plan on going through on a rainy day with some random ballgame on in the background. Couldn't totally afford it, but I know that I had the incentive check on the way so live once, die once!!
This is a fun thread
El Snorto, I posted the following response on the show your collection thread last week:
"Good question. First off, I count only regular cards of the players, no combo's or All Stars unless it is a rookie i.e. Carlton, Niekro, Sutton etc. The only exception would be the Pete Rose and Stargell from 1963. I am sure I will give in and eventually buy them, but they are such ugly rookie cards I have a hard time justifying forking over around $400 for a Rose rookie.
Then I include all the major stars - Mantle, Aaron, Clemente, Koufax, Brett, Reggie etc. Then the minor star Hofers such as Billy Williams, Sutton, Perry, Niekro I would rotate theircards each year to stay under 30. I have pretty much all their cards in the 60's but in the 70's I am missing one here and there. Once I complete the 30 for each year, I will finish the Fleer and Donruss issues up to 1985 and then will eventually work my way back to Topps and Bowman pre 1955, which will probably take the rest of my life since I buy only PSA 5 and higher in the 50's. I may even expand a bit to finish my run of Perry, Williams, Sutton, Niekro etc and even add some of the new and future Hofers i.e. Rice, Sutter, Gossage. Who knows I may even branch into 60's, 70's and 80's Football, Basketball and Hockey. I will definitely stick with buying the star cards and limit my complete set building.
I started with 30 because that is what fit in my display cases and it seemed like a nice number to encompass all the stars from each year. It is really cool looking at all the great players from each year. It is like viewing little pieces of history and really takes you back to that time. It is also neat seeing how the big names changed over the years."
Basically, the key cards are determined soley by me based on how good I thought they were and how much I liked them as a player. Of course they had to be a superstar player no matter how much I liked them. So, a guy like Dave Stewart who is probably my all time favorite pitcher is not part of the 30 key cards. However, I chose Steve Garvey over Jim Rice and the early years of Dale Murphy 1977-1979 over a player like Dave Parker (except for his 1974 rookie). It really is pretty subjective that is why eventually, I will probably fill the rest of the missing pieces in once my initial run is done. It was a lot of fun deciding what 30 to do each year. I really can't believe how much progress I have made over the past 5 or so years I have been doing it. I now have cards I never dreamed of owning as a child. I was thrilled when I got a low to mid grade Mickey Mantle as a kid, now I own 11 different Mantle's!
Thanks,
Terry
1. pizza
2. a cat
3. aluminum fascia
4. two krispy kremes and a coffee
5. one bottle of malathion
1994 Pro Line Live
TheDallasCowboyBackfieldProject
Rhymes with Matt.
11-14" RAMS HORN SHOFAR FROM ISRAEL
THE BACK TO SCHOOL PLAN BOOK Teacher Resource
NWT 2T 3T 4T Girl Cookie Monster Personalized T-Shirt
Dora the Explorer Ty Beanie Baby, SGA, Chicago Cubs
Battery Cables for EZ-GO 36 Volt Set 1986 to 1994
Ripken in the Minors * Ripken in the Minors Facebook Page
Wait a minute, I know, the word "cat" is actually a fill in for a banned word here. Remember you wife reads this board, be careful man!
I'll get back to buying cards and vintage packs soon enough.
yesterday -> Auction win on Andy Madec (Seaver 1969 Nabisco and the other card) - check will be sent as soon as I get an invoice
two nights ago -> Ten bucks worth of grub at the bar I played Hold Em and Sheepshead at on Tuesday night
4 days ago -> Oil Change at Valvoline
4 days ago -> Grocery Shopping
if this was about 1 day later , would have 1 month subscription to VCP and PSA membership renewal
2. Painter's mask w/filters
3. Groceries
4. Gas for the minivan (ouch!)
5. This little toy.......
A friend of mine from high school
4.
I generally don't like PSA 10's, but blue refractors are tough. Plus, most of the sellers who have 9's are asking way too much
3.
That one was a biggie
2.
About halfway through the book, great read
1.
To help myself forget that I just dropped $3000 on 5-2
ALWAYS Looking for Chris Sabo cards!
Terry