I requested delivery on April 6th. Cards arrived today via UPS:
The Reiser looks pretty nice, soft corners but no creases. The Gamble is obviously offcenter, but corners are okay. Cruz is great (should be being a 2002), Francona and checklist look decent.
Ginsberg is a freakin' shame. Checklist is covered on both sides with wax residue. Freese has what appears to be a cigarette burn on the back. Others speak for themselves
Same as above. Majority have corner wear with the best of the bunch probably being the Francona. May send the Francona, 61 checklist, and the Reiser for grading. Sending the Ginsberg to Barfvader...
1960 Claude Osteen / Pitcher / Cincinnati Reds -I'd like to hang on to this one. 1964 Marty Keough / Outfield / Cincinnati Reds 1965 1965 Rookie Stars Card / Washington Senators Card Number: 181 1966 1965 AL ERA Leaders Card / Topps 1969 Lou Brock All-Star / Outfield / St. Louis Cardinals Card Number: 428 1970 Gail Hopkins / First Base / Chicago White Sox (would trade for any '71 rookies or team card) 1971 Jim Holt / Outfield / Minnesota Twins 1971 Norm Miller / Outfield / Houston Astros 1971 Phil Roof / Catcher / Milwaukee Brewers 1971 Clarence Gaston / Outfield / San Diego Padres 1971 Rich McKinney / Third Base / Chicago White Sox 1971 Duane Josephson / Catcher / Chicago White Sox 1971 Von Joshua / Outfield / Los Angeles Dodgers 1971 Mike Compton / Catcher / Philadelphia Phillies 1971 Rich Severson / Shortstop / Kansas City Royals 1971 Cookie Rojas / Infield / Kansas City Royals 1971 Frank Johnson / Outfield / San Francisco Giants 1971 Duffy Dyer / Catcher / New York Mets 1971 Cesar Gutierrez / Shortstop / Detroit Tigers 1971 Bobby Wine / Shortstop / Montreal Expos 1971 Diego Segui / Pitcher / Oakland Athletics 1971 Eddie Leon / Second Base / Cleveland Indians 1971 Bob Robertson / First Base / Pittsburgh Pirates 1971 Dave Marshall / Outfield / New York Mets 1971 Bill Zepp / Pitcher / Minnesota Twins 1971 Ed Kirkpatrick / Catcher / Kansas City Royals 1971 Harry Walker / Manager / Houston Astros 1971 Clay Kirby / Pitcher / San Diego Padres 1971 John Boccabella / Catcher / Montreal Expos 1971 Ken Boswell / Second Base / New York Mets 1972 Bob Tolan / Outfield / Cincinnati Reds 1974 Cincinnati Reds Team Card / / Cincinnati Reds 2002 Robin Yount AUTO / Shortstop / Milwaukee Brewers
There ya have it, I like the Reds and 71's although everything you trade me does not have to be either of those. I'm open to all offers. Thanks
Jim Colborn Al Strikeout Leaders McDowell, Lolich and Johnson; BV $2 Fred Wenz Don Hahn Les Cain Denis Menke Gary Ross Al Downing BV$2 Jim Palmer Playoff (#193) BV$4 Cardinals Rookies (#216); Cleveland and Melendez Frank Bertaina BV $2.50 Terry Crowley BV $2.50
Several Options: AL K Leaders; Any common of your choice and either Bertaina or Crowley
Palmer Playoffs and any other 71 of your choice
4 $1.50 1971 Commons
The Bertaina and Crowley commons and any $1.50 card of your choice
Post to the board your preferred option if interested. Since a multiple card trade I'll have to propose it
Rich
Plano, Tx. Card Show #5, Sunday March 6, 2016 at Adat Chaverim (Northeast Corner Independence and Spring Creek) in Plano Tx 9Am to 4 PM. See you there!
Sabrgeek: I have been offered an 18-card deal with a nice deal of vintage in it for the Brock that I think I am going to accept, so I do not think we would be able to work something out, but I am interested in your Strikeout Leaders, Playoff Game, and Cardinals Rookies. Does anything in this group of cards interest you?
1965 1965 Rookie Stars Card / Washington Senators Card Number: 181 1966 1965 AL ERA Leaders Card / Topps 1970 Gail Hopkins / First Base / Chicago White Sox
If so let me know and hopefully we can come up with a deal. Thanks
The only one of those 3 cards I have any interest in is the 66 ERA Leaders card:
Since no one on that card is going to the HOF:
I'd counter with:
The AL Strikeout Leader card
The Cardinals Rookie Card
and any of the other $1.50 1971 cards; your choice
Book Value is $5 each way so a fair trade for each of us
Again let me know and I'll propose that trade
Rich
Plano, Tx. Card Show #5, Sunday March 6, 2016 at Adat Chaverim (Northeast Corner Independence and Spring Creek) in Plano Tx 9Am to 4 PM. See you there!
That sounds good to me, if you want to send over the Strikeout Leaders, Cardinal Rookies and Les Cain for the ERA Leaders I'll gladly take you up on that offer
For ONCE; the Topps site co-operated; Trade is sitting there for you
Let me know when completed
Rich
Plano, Tx. Card Show #5, Sunday March 6, 2016 at Adat Chaverim (Northeast Corner Independence and Spring Creek) in Plano Tx 9Am to 4 PM. See you there!
Is tkukoc on here? If so you have been putting up some quality offers for my Yount auto, but you aren't quite there yet. If you wanna contact me I'm sure we can work something out..you have shown that you have a near endless supply of cards (= haha
Okay, I have to ask...I unlocked a 1967 Al Downing, Yankees the other night. I've gotten more offers on that one card than probably all my other cards combined. Why???
<< <i>Okay, I have to ask...I unlocked a 1967 Al Downing, Yankees the other night. I've gotten more offers on that one card than probably all my other cards combined. Why??? >>
I don't know, but I will say that the '65 Downing commands a surprisingly steep price. PSA 8s usually go for over $130-$160, and I've seen them go for over $200. FWIW, the weight for Downing's card in that set is 4.50, which is more than I would expect it to be.
<< <i>Okay, I have to ask...I unlocked a 1967 Al Downing, Yankees the other night. I've gotten more offers on that one card than probably all my other cards combined. Why??? >>
I get the same with my 67 Yankees Hal Reniff - 6 or 7 offers a day on it, everyday. Problem is, all the offers suck
I have a 1966 Pedro Ramos Yankees card for which I get a lot of offers; and nothing has been close yet either.
Rich
Plano, Tx. Card Show #5, Sunday March 6, 2016 at Adat Chaverim (Northeast Corner Independence and Spring Creek) in Plano Tx 9Am to 4 PM. See you there!
Wayne Granger / Pitcher / Cincinnati Reds Card Number: 379
Rod Gasper / Outfield / San Diego Padres Card Number: 383
Washington Senators Team Card / / Washington Senators Card Number: 462
I collect Seattle Pilots autographs, 1969 Topps autographs, Signed Mickey Mantle Home Run History cards and have a JC Martin collection (he was my college Baseball coach) Doug
I collect Seattle Pilots autographs, 1969 Topps autographs, Signed Mickey Mantle Home Run History cards and have a JC Martin collection (he was my college Baseball coach) Doug
No T-206's yet, but I heard a rumor that Topps is going to start releasing them at midnight eastern time on June 30th. That is by no way official, but is practically the only insight I have heard into the T-206's on the MCG site.
I decided just to walk away.... Sold my 170 1968 cards I had for $350 cash. Traded everything else for modern cards that I feel have at least an off chance of being in good condition... I now have on the TMCG 117 Nolan Ryan Cards 2-1977 Nolan Ryan 1-1977 Nolan Ryan Strikeout Leaders Every Topps Nolan Ryan produced from 1980-Present (except regular issue of 1982, 1983, 1984, 1991).
'74 Joe Morgan
9 Ken Griffey Jrs (90-93, 05) 1 Glavine RC 4 Smoltz RC 3 Maddux 1988 Topps Ryan Howard/Cole Hamels RC Justin Verlander RC 8 Pete Roses 1 Carlos Beltran Auto other random cards including Arod and Justin Upton, etc.
1960 Claude Osteen / Pitcher / Cincinnati Reds 1964 Marty Keough / Outfield / Cincinnati Reds 1964 Galen Cisco / Pitcher / New York Mets 1965 1965 Rookie Stars Card / Washington Senators Card Number: 181 1967 Chuck Harrison / First Base / Houston Astros 1969 Bob Hendley / Pitcher / New York Mets 1969 Checkist Card / Checklist / Topps Card Number: 214 1969 Ed Spiezio / Third Base / San Diego Padres 1969 1969 Rookie Stars Card / Chicago White Sox Card Number: 439 1971 Jim Holt / Outfield / Minnesota Twins 1971 Norm Miller / Outfield / Houston Astros 1971 Phil Roof / Catcher / Milwaukee Brewers 1971 Clarence Gaston / Outfield / San Diego Padres 1971 Rich McKinney / Third Base / Chicago White Sox 1971 Duane Josephson / Catcher / Chicago White Sox 1971 Von Joshua / Outfield / Los Angeles Dodgers 1971 1970 AL Strikeout Leaders Card / / Topps 1971 Mike Compton / Catcher / Philadelphia Phillies 1971 Les Cain / Pitcher / Detroit Tigers 1971 Rich Severson / Shortstop / Kansas City Royals 1971 Cookie Rojas / Infield / Kansas City Royals 1971 Frank Johnson / Outfield / San Francisco Giants 1971 Duffy Dyer / Catcher / New York Mets 1971 Cesar Gutierrez / Shortstop / Detroit Tigers 1971 1971 Rookie Stars Card / / Cincinnati Reds 1971 Bobby Wine / Shortstop / Montreal Expos 1971 Diego Segui / Pitcher / Oakland Athletics 1971 1971 Rookie Stars Card / / St. Louis Cardinals 1971 Eddie Leon / Second Base / Cleveland Indians 1971 Bob Robertson / First Base / Pittsburgh Pirates 1971 Dave Marshall / Outfield / New York Mets 1971 Darold Knowles / Pitcher / Washington Senators 1971 Bill Zepp / Pitcher / Minnesota Twins 1971 Ed Kirkpatrick / Catcher / Kansas City Royals 1971 Harry Walker / Manager / Houston Astros 1971 Clay Kirby / Pitcher / San Diego Padres 1971 Joel Horlen / Pitcher / Chicago White Sox 1971 Lew Krausse / Pitcher / Milwaukee Brewers 1971 George Spriggs / Outfield / Kansas City Royals 1971 John Boccabella / Catcher / Montreal Expos 1971 Ken Boswell / Second Base / New York Mets 1972 Bob Tolan / Outfield / Cincinnati Reds 1974 Cincinnati Reds Team Card / Cincinnati Reds 1981 Ken Griffey / Outfield / Cincinnati Reds 1987 Pete Rose / First Base / Cincinnati Reds 1988 Pete Rose / Manager / Cincinnati Reds 1989 Pete Rose / Manager / Cincinnati Reds 2002 Robin Yount AUTO / Shortstop / Milwaukee Brewers
Once again, I like the Reds and 71's although everything you trade me does not have to be either of those. I'm open to all offers. Thanks
<< <i>I decided just to walk away.... Sold my 170 1968 cards I had for $350 cash. Traded everything else for modern cards that I feel have at least an off chance of being in good condition... I now have on the TMCG 117 Nolan Ryan Cards 2-1977 Nolan Ryan 1-1977 Nolan Ryan Strikeout Leaders Every Topps Nolan Ryan produced from 1980-Present (except regular issue of 1982, 1983, 1984, 1991).
'74 Joe Morgan
9 Ken Griffey Jrs (90-93, 05) 1 Glavine RC 4 Smoltz RC 3 Maddux 1988 Topps Ryan Howard/Cole Hamels RC Justin Verlander RC 8 Pete Roses 1 Carlos Beltran Auto other random cards including Arod and Justin Upton, etc. >>
The opportunity is to have a Great Shot at WINNING the '55 contest. The winner of this contest gets an UNOPENED pack of 1955 topps!! A '55 year old pack of cards!! (Seem to sell for around $1,500 - $2,000) You will also be getting my entire online Topps Million Card Giveaway lot of cards. My lot is of 167 cards including:
YR...NAME......Card #...PRICE 52 Bob Borkowski 328 300 53 Bill Norman 245 100 53 Willie Miranda 278 100 55 Art Fowler 3 15 55 Stan Hack 6 25 55 Jim Hegan 7 15 55 Harold Smith 8 12 55 Robert Miller 9 12 55 Bob Keegan 10 12 55 Farris Fain 11 15 55 Vernon Thies 12 12 55 Fred Marsh 13 12 55 Jim Finigan 14 12 55 Jim Pendleton 15 12 55 Roy Sievers 16 15 55 Bobby Hofman 17 12 55 Russ Kemmerer 18 12 55 Billy Herman 19 15 55 Andy Carey 20 15 55 Alex Grammas 21 12 55 Jack Parks 23 12 55 Dick Groat 26 15 55 Billy Gardner 27 15 55 Herman Wehmeier 29 12 55 Vic Power 30 15 55 Warren McGhee 32 12 55 Tom Qualters 33 12 55 Wayne Terwilliger 34 12 55 Dave Jolly 35 12 55 Leo Kiely 36 12 55 Joe Cunningham 37 15 55 Bob Turley 38 15 55 Bill Glynn 39 12 55 Chuck Stobbs 41 12 55 John McCall 42 12 55 Harvey Haddix 43 15 55 Harold Valentine 44 12 55 Hank Sauer 45 15 55 Bob Kennedy 48 15 55 J.W. Porter 49 12 55 Jim Hughes 51 15 55 Bill Tremel 52 12 55 Bill Taylor 53 12 55 Lou Limmer 54 12 55 Rip Repulski 55 12 55 Ray Jablonski 56 12 55 Billy O'Dell 57 12 55 Jim Rivera 58 12 55 Gair Allie 59 12 55 Dean Stone 60 12 55 Forrest Jacobs 61 12 55 Thornton Kipper 62 12 55 Joe Collins 63 15 55 Gus Triandos 64 15 55 Ron Jackson 66 12 55 Wally Moon 67 15 55 Jim Davis 68 12 55 Ed Bailey 69 15 55 Al Rosen 70 15 55 Ruben Gomez 71 12 55 Karl Olson 72 12 55 Jack Sheapard 73 12 55 Bob Borkowski 74 12 55 Howie Pollet 76 12 55 Arnie Portocarrero 77 12 55 Gordon Jones 78 12 55 Danny/clyde Schell 79 12 55 Bob Grim 80 15 55 Gene Conley 81 15 55 Chuck Harmon 82 12 55 Tom Brewer 83 12 55 Camilo Pascual 84 15 55 Don Mossi 85 25 55 Bill Wilson 86 12 55 Frank House 87 12 55 Bob Skinner 88 15 55 Joe Frazier 89 15 55 Karl Spooer 90 15 55 Milt Bolling 91 12 55 Steve Bilko 93 12 55 Reno Bertoia 94 12 55 Preston Ward 95 12 55 Chuck Bishop 96 12 55 Carlos Paula 97 12 55 John Riddle 98 12 55 Frank Leja 99 12 55 Johnny Gray 101 12 55 Wally Westlake 102 12 55 Chuck White 103 12 55 Jack Harshman 104 12 55 Chuck Diering 105 12 55 Frank Sullivan 106 12 55 Curt Roberts 107 12 55 Rube Walker 108 15 55 Ed Lopat 109 15 55 Gus Zernial 110 15 55 Nelson King 112 12 55 Harry Brecheen 113 15 55 Louis Ortiz 114 12 55 Ellis Kinder 115 12 55 Tom Hurd 116 12 55 Mel Roach 117 12 55 Bob Lennon 119 12 55 Bill Renna 121 12 55 Carl Sawatski 122 12 55 Dick Hall 126 12 55 Dale Long 127 15 55 Ted Lepcio 128 12 55 Elvin Tappe 129 15 55 Mayo Smith 130 12 55 Grady Hatton 131 12 55 Bob Trice 132 12 55 Dave Hoskins 133 12 55 Joey Jay 134 15 55 Johnny O'Brien 135 15 55 Bunky Stewart 136 12 55 Harry Elliott 137 12 55 Ray Herbert 138 12 55 Steve Kraly 139 12 55 Mel Parnell 140 15 55 Tom Wright 141 12 55 Jerry Lynch 142 15 55 John Schofield 143 15 55 Elmer Valo 145 12 55 Dick Donovan 146 12 55 Hugh Pepper 147 12 55 Hector Brown 148 12 55 Ray Crone 149 12 55 Mike Higgins 150 12 55 Ralph Kress 151 20 55 Bud Podbielan 153 25 55 Willie Miranda 154 20 55 Robert Miller 157 20 55 Tommy Carroll 158 25 55 Ray Narleski 160 20 55 Chuck Tanner 161 40 55 Don Johnson 165 30 55 Tom Casagrande 167 30 55 Duane Pillette 168 30 55 Bob Oldis 169 40 55 Jim Pearce 170 15 55 Dick Brodowski 171 30 55 Frank Baumholtz 172 15 55 Bob Kline 173 30 55 Rudy Minarcin 174 30 55 Norm Zauchin 176 30 55 Al Robertson 177 30 55 Bobby Adams 178 30 55 Jim Bolger 179 30 55 Humberto Robinson 182 30 55 Anthony Jacobs 183 30 55 Harry Perkowski 184 15 55 Charlie Silvera 188 15 55 Gene Woodling 190 40 55 Eddie Stanky 191 40 55 Jim Delsing 192 40 55 Gale Wade 196 30 55 Al Smith 197 60 55 Sherman Lollar 201 40 55 Jim Owens 202 30 55 Frank Smith 204 30 55 Pete Daley 206 30 55 Billy Consolo 207 30 55 Ray Moore 208 40
On top of that I have about 6 '55 doubles that are currently being offered up for the couple of '55s I don't have yet. If/When you purchase the cards I will cancel those trade requests and you will get those as well. Hi BV of the cards listed above is $3,189.
I will sell this lot and the opportunity for a reasonable offer. Please serious inquiries only. You must have a card that there is only 1 unlocked of to make the trade. (if it is a higher $ card we can do the trade and then I can offer the 1 card up for another cheap one you have and you would just need to make sure your ready to accept asap!) Thanks for looking! :-D
<< <i>[(if it is a higher $ card we can do the trade and then I can offer the 1 card up for another cheap one you have and you would just need to make sure your ready to accept asap!) Thanks for looking! :-D >>
Works better when the person with the cheap card offers for the high dollar card =p
I wish you luck on your sale. I was happen when I sold mine for enough money that I could buy a very nice PSA graded card or PSA graded pack
For the 1 of a kind cards, I used a 2005 topps common. For some reason on 1 of each of those have been unlocked to date. Took all of 20 seconds to acquire one by offering a '87 Robin Yount or some other fairly worthless card.
<< <i>No T-206's yet, but I heard a rumor that Topps is going to start releasing them at midnight eastern time on June 30th. That is by no way official, but is practically the only insight I have heard into the T-206's on the MCG site. >>
Someone from Topps stated on their facebook page that the T206s were already in the system but no one had redeemed one yet. That was a few days ago. Must mean there aren't too many to be had
<< <i>No T-206's yet, but I heard a rumor that Topps is going to start releasing them at midnight eastern time on June 30th. That is by no way official, but is practically the only insight I have heard into the T-206's on the MCG site. >>
Someone from Topps stated on their facebook page that the T206s were already in the system but no one had redeemed one yet. That was a few days ago. Must mean there aren't too many to be had >>
Ohh, I must have missed that. I can't imagine the trade value the T-206's will hold if they are as scarce as described.
went and bought about 25 packs at lunch today - hopefully get 5 or 6 code cards to run tonight. I can't imagine what people will be offereing for one of the Strasburg cards. Maybe I'll get lucky
Dangg! There have been 17 Strasburg's unlocked so far and there are 86 different trade offers for those. Scrolling through those offers blew my mind, people are offering their entire collections and nice groups of 50's cards for them. STOP THE INSANITY! (=
Topps has said there will be strasburg cards given away all throughout the remainder of the promotion... that means til baseball season next year.... limitted quanitities will be a lot more than I think people expect.... just imagine if the 20 a day pace kept up over the next 8 months...... that's over 1,000 right there easily.
If I were one of the people that got a Strasburg tonight I would accept some of those offers in a heartbeat, as the quantity unlocked goes up the trade value will decrease and the people holding out for a '54 Kaline, '53 Mays, etc. will be left to regret that they didn't take the crazy offers they are getting while the hype is at its peak.
and almost the entire bob apodaca collection, only need the 76 nad it will be complete
you guys have some nice collections going, congrats
Fred
collecting RAW Topps baseball cards 1952 Highs to 1972. looking for collector grade (somewhere between psa 4-7 condition). let me know what you have, I'll take it, I want to finish sets, I must have something you can use for trade.
looking for Topps 71-72 hi's-62-53-54-55-59, I have these sets started
Apodacas... I've got a couple, but not the 76. You going for only 1 of each, or as many as you can get? If the latter, I'd trade you mine for any yankees... at least if the site ever comes up.
you know i just started with 79 tryiong to trade dwon from the '00 stuff and have traded for and traded away probably 25+ 79 bobs. then i thought why no try to get all the apodacas, why not so i'm looking for 1 of each unless a better trade comes a long. i also picked up a pinella rookie and a 71 so now i would like to 69-80 pinella's if possible, just for something to do. i would trade teh whole player collections when they are done for a early 50's card.
your right if the site ever comes back up
Fred
collecting RAW Topps baseball cards 1952 Highs to 1972. looking for collector grade (somewhere between psa 4-7 condition). let me know what you have, I'll take it, I want to finish sets, I must have something you can use for trade.
looking for Topps 71-72 hi's-62-53-54-55-59, I have these sets started
I have a feeling there is going to be a lot of strasburgs... i.e. thousands.... 5 more already unlocked today (not counting anyone whom may have redeemed theirs)... whoever buys the ones on ebay are going to be disappointed.
<< <i>I have a feeling there is going to be a lot of strasburgs... i.e. thousands.... 5 more already unlocked today (not counting anyone whom may have redeemed theirs)... whoever buys the ones on ebay are going to be disappointed. >>
I sure hope so because I would love to unlock/buy one of these to add to the regular base set I have already collected. Ya never know, nonetheless I've got my fingers crossed.
my run is now complete 75-80 and i have no idea why
Fred
collecting RAW Topps baseball cards 1952 Highs to 1972. looking for collector grade (somewhere between psa 4-7 condition). let me know what you have, I'll take it, I want to finish sets, I must have something you can use for trade.
looking for Topps 71-72 hi's-62-53-54-55-59, I have these sets started
Does anyone know if the Strasburg rookie is a prize card? ...just curious to know if Topps values that card as much as the ebay buyer that just bought one for 405 dollars! YIKES!
I've got a 73, 84 and 87 piniella i'd trade you if you pursue that. Looking for yankees from the same year or better. Let me initiate trade though, as yankee fans are quick clickers.
<< <i>I thought I read something where they said that card was going to pop up in other places. >>
Topps announced that there would be a #661 Stephen Strasburg RC in factory sets...but there is a catch. It will have a different picture and a different card back so the only way you can get the Million Card Giveaway Strasburg is on the actual Million Card Giveaway site, or if you put down 400 dollars for one on ebay.
<< <i>deosn't the actual press release on the topps million site says these cards will also be inserted into Allen & Ginter? >>
The press release says that he will have rookie cards in practically all of the Topps baseball sets for the rest of the year, but they will correspond with that release. They will be different cards than the flagship Strasburg rookie that you can unlock on the Million Card Giveaway site.
Comments
The Reiser looks pretty nice, soft corners but no creases. The Gamble is obviously offcenter, but corners are okay. Cruz is great (should be being a 2002), Francona and checklist look decent.
Ginsberg is a freakin' shame. Checklist is covered on both sides with wax residue. Freese has what appears to be a cigarette burn on the back. Others speak for themselves
Same as above. Majority have corner wear with the best of the bunch probably being the Francona. May send the Francona, 61 checklist, and the Reiser for grading. Sending the Ginsberg to Barfvader...
1960 Claude Osteen / Pitcher / Cincinnati Reds -I'd like to hang on to this one.
1964 Marty Keough / Outfield / Cincinnati Reds
1965 1965 Rookie Stars Card / Washington Senators Card Number: 181
1966 1965 AL ERA Leaders Card / Topps
1969 Lou Brock All-Star / Outfield / St. Louis Cardinals Card Number: 428
1970 Gail Hopkins / First Base / Chicago White Sox (would trade for any '71 rookies or team card)
1971 Jim Holt / Outfield / Minnesota Twins
1971 Norm Miller / Outfield / Houston Astros
1971 Phil Roof / Catcher / Milwaukee Brewers
1971 Clarence Gaston / Outfield / San Diego Padres
1971 Rich McKinney / Third Base / Chicago White Sox
1971 Duane Josephson / Catcher / Chicago White Sox
1971 Von Joshua / Outfield / Los Angeles Dodgers
1971 Mike Compton / Catcher / Philadelphia Phillies
1971 Rich Severson / Shortstop / Kansas City Royals
1971 Cookie Rojas / Infield / Kansas City Royals
1971 Frank Johnson / Outfield / San Francisco Giants
1971 Duffy Dyer / Catcher / New York Mets
1971 Cesar Gutierrez / Shortstop / Detroit Tigers
1971 Bobby Wine / Shortstop / Montreal Expos
1971 Diego Segui / Pitcher / Oakland Athletics
1971 Eddie Leon / Second Base / Cleveland Indians
1971 Bob Robertson / First Base / Pittsburgh Pirates
1971 Dave Marshall / Outfield / New York Mets
1971 Bill Zepp / Pitcher / Minnesota Twins
1971 Ed Kirkpatrick / Catcher / Kansas City Royals
1971 Harry Walker / Manager / Houston Astros
1971 Clay Kirby / Pitcher / San Diego Padres
1971 John Boccabella / Catcher / Montreal Expos
1971 Ken Boswell / Second Base / New York Mets
1972 Bob Tolan / Outfield / Cincinnati Reds
1974 Cincinnati Reds Team Card / / Cincinnati Reds
2002 Robin Yount AUTO / Shortstop / Milwaukee Brewers
There ya have it, I like the Reds and 71's although everything you trade me does not have to be either of those. I'm open to all offers. Thanks
I'm interested in your 1969 Lou Brock AS:
BV $6
These are the 71's I currently have
Jim Colborn
Al Strikeout Leaders McDowell, Lolich and Johnson; BV $2
Fred Wenz
Don Hahn
Les Cain
Denis Menke
Gary Ross
Al Downing BV$2
Jim Palmer Playoff (#193) BV$4
Cardinals Rookies (#216); Cleveland and Melendez
Frank Bertaina BV $2.50
Terry Crowley BV $2.50
Several Options:
AL K Leaders; Any common of your choice and either Bertaina or Crowley
Palmer Playoffs and any other 71 of your choice
4 $1.50 1971 Commons
The Bertaina and Crowley commons and any $1.50 card of your choice
Post to the board your preferred option if interested. Since a multiple card trade I'll have to propose it
Rich
1965 1965 Rookie Stars Card / Washington Senators Card Number: 181
1966 1965 AL ERA Leaders Card / Topps
1970 Gail Hopkins / First Base / Chicago White Sox
If so let me know and hopefully we can come up with a deal. Thanks
Since no one on that card is going to the HOF:
I'd counter with:
The AL Strikeout Leader card
The Cardinals Rookie Card
and any of the other $1.50 1971 cards; your choice
Book Value is $5 each way so a fair trade for each of us
Again let me know and I'll propose that trade
Rich
Let me know when completed
Rich
<< <i>Okay, I have to ask...I unlocked a 1967 Al Downing, Yankees the other night. I've gotten more offers on that one card than probably all my other cards combined. Why??? >>
I don't know, but I will say that the '65 Downing commands a surprisingly steep price. PSA 8s usually go for over $130-$160, and I've seen them go for over $200. FWIW, the weight for Downing's card in that set is 4.50, which is more than I would expect it to be.
<< <i>Okay, I have to ask...I unlocked a 1967 Al Downing, Yankees the other night. I've gotten more offers on that one card than probably all my other cards combined. Why??? >>
I get the same with my 67 Yankees Hal Reniff - 6 or 7 offers a day on it, everyday. Problem is, all the offers suck
Rich
I have the following 1971s to trade...looking for 1969 or 1970 cards...
Billy Sorrell / Third Base / Kansas City Royals
Card Number: 17
Rich Hand / Pitcher / Cleveland Indians
Card Number: 24
Clarence Gaston / Outfield / San Diego Padres
Card Number: 25
Jerry DaVanon / Infield / St. Louis Cardinals
Card Number: 32
Duane Josephson / Catcher / Chicago White Sox
Card Number: 56
Von Joshua / Outfield / Los Angeles Dodgers
Card Number: 57
Gary Nolan / Pitcher / Cincinnati Reds
Card Number: 75
Bill Melton / Outfield / Chicago White Sox
Card Number: 80
Hal King / Catcher / Atlanta Braves
Card Number: 88
Tony Conigliaro / Outfield / California Angels
Card Number: 105
Jose Laboy / Third Base / Montreal Expos
Card Number: 132
Mack Jones / Outfield / Montreal Expos
Card Number: 142
Gary Ross / Pitcher / San Diego Padres
Card Number: 153
Gerry Moses / Catcher / California Angels
Card Number: 205
Alan Gallager / Third Base / San Francisco Giants
Card Number: 224
Jim Hannan / Pitcher / Detroit Tigers
Card Number: 229
Bill Sudakis / Third Base / Los Angeles Dodgers
Card Number: 253
Joe Moeller / Pitcher / Los Angeles Dodgers
Card Number: 288
Jay Jonstone / Outfield / Chicago White Sox
Card Number: 292
Tom Timmerman / Pitcher / Detroit Tigers
Card Number: 296
Lee Stange / Pitcher / Chicago White Sox
Card Number: 311
Greg Garrett / Pitcher / Cincinnati Reds
Card Number: 377
Wayne Granger / Pitcher / Cincinnati Reds
Card Number: 379
Rod Gasper / Outfield / San Diego Padres
Card Number: 383
Washington Senators Team Card / / Washington Senators
Card Number: 462
Doug
any T206 redeemed yet?
Doug
117 Nolan Ryan Cards
2-1977 Nolan Ryan
1-1977 Nolan Ryan Strikeout Leaders
Every Topps Nolan Ryan produced from 1980-Present (except regular issue of 1982, 1983, 1984, 1991).
'74 Joe Morgan
9 Ken Griffey Jrs (90-93, 05)
1 Glavine RC
4 Smoltz RC
3 Maddux 1988 Topps
Ryan Howard/Cole Hamels RC
Justin Verlander RC
8 Pete Roses
1 Carlos Beltran Auto
other random cards including Arod and Justin Upton, etc.
1960 Claude Osteen / Pitcher / Cincinnati Reds
1964 Marty Keough / Outfield / Cincinnati Reds
1964 Galen Cisco / Pitcher / New York Mets
1965 1965 Rookie Stars Card / Washington Senators Card Number: 181
1967 Chuck Harrison / First Base / Houston Astros
1969 Bob Hendley / Pitcher / New York Mets
1969 Checkist Card / Checklist / Topps Card Number: 214
1969 Ed Spiezio / Third Base / San Diego Padres
1969 1969 Rookie Stars Card / Chicago White Sox Card Number: 439
1971 Jim Holt / Outfield / Minnesota Twins
1971 Norm Miller / Outfield / Houston Astros
1971 Phil Roof / Catcher / Milwaukee Brewers
1971 Clarence Gaston / Outfield / San Diego Padres
1971 Rich McKinney / Third Base / Chicago White Sox
1971 Duane Josephson / Catcher / Chicago White Sox
1971 Von Joshua / Outfield / Los Angeles Dodgers
1971 1970 AL Strikeout Leaders Card / / Topps
1971 Mike Compton / Catcher / Philadelphia Phillies
1971 Les Cain / Pitcher / Detroit Tigers
1971 Rich Severson / Shortstop / Kansas City Royals
1971 Cookie Rojas / Infield / Kansas City Royals
1971 Frank Johnson / Outfield / San Francisco Giants
1971 Duffy Dyer / Catcher / New York Mets
1971 Cesar Gutierrez / Shortstop / Detroit Tigers
1971 1971 Rookie Stars Card / / Cincinnati Reds
1971 Bobby Wine / Shortstop / Montreal Expos
1971 Diego Segui / Pitcher / Oakland Athletics
1971 1971 Rookie Stars Card / / St. Louis Cardinals
1971 Eddie Leon / Second Base / Cleveland Indians
1971 Bob Robertson / First Base / Pittsburgh Pirates
1971 Dave Marshall / Outfield / New York Mets
1971 Darold Knowles / Pitcher / Washington Senators
1971 Bill Zepp / Pitcher / Minnesota Twins
1971 Ed Kirkpatrick / Catcher / Kansas City Royals
1971 Harry Walker / Manager / Houston Astros
1971 Clay Kirby / Pitcher / San Diego Padres
1971 Joel Horlen / Pitcher / Chicago White Sox
1971 Lew Krausse / Pitcher / Milwaukee Brewers
1971 George Spriggs / Outfield / Kansas City Royals
1971 John Boccabella / Catcher / Montreal Expos
1971 Ken Boswell / Second Base / New York Mets
1972 Bob Tolan / Outfield / Cincinnati Reds
1974 Cincinnati Reds Team Card / Cincinnati Reds
1981 Ken Griffey / Outfield / Cincinnati Reds
1987 Pete Rose / First Base / Cincinnati Reds
1988 Pete Rose / Manager / Cincinnati Reds
1989 Pete Rose / Manager / Cincinnati Reds
2002 Robin Yount AUTO / Shortstop / Milwaukee Brewers
Once again, I like the Reds and 71's although everything you trade me does not have to be either of those. I'm open to all offers. Thanks
<< <i>I decided just to walk away.... Sold my 170 1968 cards I had for $350 cash. Traded everything else for modern cards that I feel have at least an off chance of being in good condition... I now have on the TMCG
117 Nolan Ryan Cards
2-1977 Nolan Ryan
1-1977 Nolan Ryan Strikeout Leaders
Every Topps Nolan Ryan produced from 1980-Present (except regular issue of 1982, 1983, 1984, 1991).
'74 Joe Morgan
9 Ken Griffey Jrs (90-93, 05)
1 Glavine RC
4 Smoltz RC
3 Maddux 1988 Topps
Ryan Howard/Cole Hamels RC
Justin Verlander RC
8 Pete Roses
1 Carlos Beltran Auto
other random cards including Arod and Justin Upton, etc. >>
Wow...sounds like you made out pretty well!
I have a rare opportunity available to you today.
The opportunity is to have a Great Shot at WINNING the '55 contest. The winner of this contest gets an UNOPENED pack of 1955 topps!! A '55 year old pack of cards!! (Seem to sell for around $1,500 - $2,000)
You will also be getting my entire online Topps Million Card Giveaway lot of cards.
My lot is of 167 cards including:
YR...NAME......Card #...PRICE
52 Bob Borkowski 328 300
53 Bill Norman 245 100
53 Willie Miranda 278 100
55 Art Fowler 3 15
55 Stan Hack 6 25
55 Jim Hegan 7 15
55 Harold Smith 8 12
55 Robert Miller 9 12
55 Bob Keegan 10 12
55 Farris Fain 11 15
55 Vernon Thies 12 12
55 Fred Marsh 13 12
55 Jim Finigan 14 12
55 Jim Pendleton 15 12
55 Roy Sievers 16 15
55 Bobby Hofman 17 12
55 Russ Kemmerer 18 12
55 Billy Herman 19 15
55 Andy Carey 20 15
55 Alex Grammas 21 12
55 Jack Parks 23 12
55 Dick Groat 26 15
55 Billy Gardner 27 15
55 Herman Wehmeier 29 12
55 Vic Power 30 15
55 Warren McGhee 32 12
55 Tom Qualters 33 12
55 Wayne Terwilliger 34 12
55 Dave Jolly 35 12
55 Leo Kiely 36 12
55 Joe Cunningham 37 15
55 Bob Turley 38 15
55 Bill Glynn 39 12
55 Chuck Stobbs 41 12
55 John McCall 42 12
55 Harvey Haddix 43 15
55 Harold Valentine 44 12
55 Hank Sauer 45 15
55 Bob Kennedy 48 15
55 J.W. Porter 49 12
55 Jim Hughes 51 15
55 Bill Tremel 52 12
55 Bill Taylor 53 12
55 Lou Limmer 54 12
55 Rip Repulski 55 12
55 Ray Jablonski 56 12
55 Billy O'Dell 57 12
55 Jim Rivera 58 12
55 Gair Allie 59 12
55 Dean Stone 60 12
55 Forrest Jacobs 61 12
55 Thornton Kipper 62 12
55 Joe Collins 63 15
55 Gus Triandos 64 15
55 Ron Jackson 66 12
55 Wally Moon 67 15
55 Jim Davis 68 12
55 Ed Bailey 69 15
55 Al Rosen 70 15
55 Ruben Gomez 71 12
55 Karl Olson 72 12
55 Jack Sheapard 73 12
55 Bob Borkowski 74 12
55 Howie Pollet 76 12
55 Arnie Portocarrero 77 12
55 Gordon Jones 78 12
55 Danny/clyde Schell 79 12
55 Bob Grim 80 15
55 Gene Conley 81 15
55 Chuck Harmon 82 12
55 Tom Brewer 83 12
55 Camilo Pascual 84 15
55 Don Mossi 85 25
55 Bill Wilson 86 12
55 Frank House 87 12
55 Bob Skinner 88 15
55 Joe Frazier 89 15
55 Karl Spooer 90 15
55 Milt Bolling 91 12
55 Steve Bilko 93 12
55 Reno Bertoia 94 12
55 Preston Ward 95 12
55 Chuck Bishop 96 12
55 Carlos Paula 97 12
55 John Riddle 98 12
55 Frank Leja 99 12
55 Johnny Gray 101 12
55 Wally Westlake 102 12
55 Chuck White 103 12
55 Jack Harshman 104 12
55 Chuck Diering 105 12
55 Frank Sullivan 106 12
55 Curt Roberts 107 12
55 Rube Walker 108 15
55 Ed Lopat 109 15
55 Gus Zernial 110 15
55 Nelson King 112 12
55 Harry Brecheen 113 15
55 Louis Ortiz 114 12
55 Ellis Kinder 115 12
55 Tom Hurd 116 12
55 Mel Roach 117 12
55 Bob Lennon 119 12
55 Bill Renna 121 12
55 Carl Sawatski 122 12
55 Dick Hall 126 12
55 Dale Long 127 15
55 Ted Lepcio 128 12
55 Elvin Tappe 129 15
55 Mayo Smith 130 12
55 Grady Hatton 131 12
55 Bob Trice 132 12
55 Dave Hoskins 133 12
55 Joey Jay 134 15
55 Johnny O'Brien 135 15
55 Bunky Stewart 136 12
55 Harry Elliott 137 12
55 Ray Herbert 138 12
55 Steve Kraly 139 12
55 Mel Parnell 140 15
55 Tom Wright 141 12
55 Jerry Lynch 142 15
55 John Schofield 143 15
55 Elmer Valo 145 12
55 Dick Donovan 146 12
55 Hugh Pepper 147 12
55 Hector Brown 148 12
55 Ray Crone 149 12
55 Mike Higgins 150 12
55 Ralph Kress 151 20
55 Bud Podbielan 153 25
55 Willie Miranda 154 20
55 Robert Miller 157 20
55 Tommy Carroll 158 25
55 Ray Narleski 160 20
55 Chuck Tanner 161 40
55 Don Johnson 165 30
55 Tom Casagrande 167 30
55 Duane Pillette 168 30
55 Bob Oldis 169 40
55 Jim Pearce 170 15
55 Dick Brodowski 171 30
55 Frank Baumholtz 172 15
55 Bob Kline 173 30
55 Rudy Minarcin 174 30
55 Norm Zauchin 176 30
55 Al Robertson 177 30
55 Bobby Adams 178 30
55 Jim Bolger 179 30
55 Humberto Robinson 182 30
55 Anthony Jacobs 183 30
55 Harry Perkowski 184 15
55 Charlie Silvera 188 15
55 Gene Woodling 190 40
55 Eddie Stanky 191 40
55 Jim Delsing 192 40
55 Gale Wade 196 30
55 Al Smith 197 60
55 Sherman Lollar 201 40
55 Jim Owens 202 30
55 Frank Smith 204 30
55 Pete Daley 206 30
55 Billy Consolo 207 30
55 Ray Moore 208 40
On top of that I have about 6 '55 doubles that are currently being offered up for the couple of '55s I don't have yet. If/When you purchase the cards I will cancel those trade requests and you will get those as well.
Hi BV of the cards listed above is $3,189.
I will sell this lot and the opportunity for a reasonable offer. Please serious inquiries only. You must have a card that there is only 1 unlocked of to make the trade.
(if it is a higher $ card we can do the trade and then I can offer the 1 card up for another cheap one you have and you would just need to make sure your ready to accept asap!)
Thanks for looking! :-D
<< <i>[(if it is a higher $ card we can do the trade and then I can offer the 1 card up for another cheap one you have and you would just need to make sure your ready to accept asap!)
Thanks for looking! :-D >>
Works better when the person with the cheap card offers for the high dollar card =p
I wish you luck on your sale. I was happen when I sold mine for enough money that I could buy a very nice PSA graded card or PSA graded pack
For the 1 of a kind cards, I used a 2005 topps common. For some reason on 1 of each of those have been unlocked to date. Took all of 20 seconds to acquire one by offering a '87 Robin Yount or some other fairly worthless card.
<< <i>No T-206's yet, but I heard a rumor that Topps is going to start releasing them at midnight eastern time on June 30th. That is by no way official, but is practically the only insight I have heard into the T-206's on the MCG site. >>
Someone from Topps stated on their facebook page that the T206s were already in the system but no one had redeemed one yet. That was a few days ago. Must mean there aren't too many to be had
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<< <i>No T-206's yet, but I heard a rumor that Topps is going to start releasing them at midnight eastern time on June 30th. That is by no way official, but is practically the only insight I have heard into the T-206's on the MCG site. >>
Someone from Topps stated on their facebook page that the T206s were already in the system but no one had redeemed one yet. That was a few days ago. Must mean there aren't too many to be had >>
Ohh, I must have missed that. I can't imagine the trade value the T-206's will hold if they are as scarce as described.
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53 Mays, 54 Kaline, 52 Berra and 66 Mantle... Jeesh!
and almost the entire bob apodaca collection, only need the 76 nad it will be complete
you guys have some nice collections going, congrats
collecting RAW Topps baseball cards 1952 Highs to 1972. looking for collector grade (somewhere between psa 4-7 condition). let me know what you have, I'll take it, I want to finish sets, I must have something you can use for trade.
looking for Topps 71-72 hi's-62-53-54-55-59, I have these sets started
your right if the site ever comes back up
collecting RAW Topps baseball cards 1952 Highs to 1972. looking for collector grade (somewhere between psa 4-7 condition). let me know what you have, I'll take it, I want to finish sets, I must have something you can use for trade.
looking for Topps 71-72 hi's-62-53-54-55-59, I have these sets started
<< <i>I have a feeling there is going to be a lot of strasburgs... i.e. thousands.... 5 more already unlocked today (not counting anyone whom may have redeemed theirs)... whoever buys the ones on ebay are going to be disappointed. >>
I sure hope so because I would love to unlock/buy one of these to add to the regular base set I have already collected. Ya never know, nonetheless I've got my fingers crossed.
my run is now complete 75-80 and i have no idea why
collecting RAW Topps baseball cards 1952 Highs to 1972. looking for collector grade (somewhere between psa 4-7 condition). let me know what you have, I'll take it, I want to finish sets, I must have something you can use for trade.
looking for Topps 71-72 hi's-62-53-54-55-59, I have these sets started
<< <i>I thought I read something where they said that card was going to pop up in other places. >>
Topps announced that there would be a #661 Stephen Strasburg RC in factory sets...but there is a catch. It will have a different picture and a different card back so the only way you can get the Million Card Giveaway Strasburg is on the actual Million Card Giveaway site, or if you put down 400 dollars for one on ebay.
<< <i>deosn't the actual press release on the topps million site says these cards will also be inserted into Allen & Ginter? >>
The press release says that he will have rookie cards in practically all of the Topps baseball sets for the rest of the year, but they will correspond with that release. They will be different cards than the flagship Strasburg rookie that you can unlock on the Million Card Giveaway site.