does not compare with most of what I have seen in this thread. I have been working on the 69 Football set for a little over a year now. With what I have incoming I am at 70%
the Namath I got when I was a kid and submitted it for grading to kick off my set. Here is a sampling of a few
Rexvos, nice 1969's. The colors are so vibrant. It seems strange that some cards have borders and others don't.
Fattymacs, the early Bowman issues are little works of art and seem under appreciated when compared to Topps. I remember reading the article about Lionel Carter's collection and just how amazing it was. It is shame he had to part with.
<< <i>Rexvos, nice 1969's. The colors are so vibrant. It seems strange that some cards have borders and others don't.
Fattymacs, the early Bowman issues are little works of art and seem under appreciated when compared to Topps. I remember reading the article about Lionel Carter's collection and just how amazing it was. It is shame he had to part with. >>
the first series is borderless. the second series has the border. The second series is loaded with killer commons, makes it more of a challenge to complete on a budget.
<< <i> Just some of my favorites from this set, that will take me the next five years to get done!! >>
Many say they like the 1956 topps, but there are many sets i much prefer, and I am not even that fond of the 1956, mainly due to the lack of color....but I have always liked the design of the 1976. I don't know exactly what there is about it that intrigues me...and this is the first I have seen of someone that collects the 1976 set....I would love to see a complete set...right now I know the one i like the best is the winfield....but that goose sure is sweet too!
first up...all my graded cards from my 1961 Set... a few from SGC.... and the rest P S A some commons, some high numbers and several stars.... and then some nice Raw specimens.
Here is my collection of superstar rookie PSA/DNA autos from the 80s & 90s. I had the 84 Fleer Clemens but sold it right before I was anticipating the steroid issue and the Mitchell report. I got over $500 for it...looking to replace it for a lot cheaper.
Many of these i have upgraded more than once, looking for only the nicest autos, in fine sharpie if possible.
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the Namath I got when I was a kid and submitted it for grading to kick off my set. Here is a sampling of a few
Fattymacs, the early Bowman issues are little works of art and seem under appreciated when compared to Topps. I remember reading the article about Lionel Carter's collection and just how amazing it was. It is shame he had to part with.
<< <i>Rexvos, nice 1969's. The colors are so vibrant. It seems strange that some cards have borders and others don't. >>
The difference between the first and second series.
<< <i>Rexvos, nice 1969's. The colors are so vibrant. It seems strange that some cards have borders and others don't.
Fattymacs, the early Bowman issues are little works of art and seem under appreciated when compared to Topps. I remember reading the article about Lionel Carter's collection and just how amazing it was. It is shame he had to part with. >>
the first series is borderless. the second series has the border. The second series is loaded with killer commons, makes it more of a challenge to complete on a budget.
Why not show everyone what I'm working on?
1929-30 Exhibits
1910 Standard Caramel E93
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Just some of my favorites from this set, that will take me the next five years to get done!! >>
Many say they like the 1956 topps, but there are many sets i much prefer, and I am not even that fond of the 1956, mainly due to the lack of color....but I have always liked the design of the 1976. I don't know exactly what there is about it that intrigues me...and this is the first I have seen of someone that collects the 1976 set....I would love to see a complete set...right now I know the one i like the best is the winfield....but that goose sure is sweet too!
a few from SGC....
and the rest P S A some commons, some high numbers and several stars.... and then some nice Raw specimens.
................Raw...........
I had the 84 Fleer Clemens but sold it right before I was anticipating the steroid issue and the Mitchell report.
I got over $500 for it...looking to replace it for a lot cheaper.
Many of these i have upgraded more than once, looking for only the nicest autos, in fine sharpie if possible.