Update from COB Adder, Iraq

Goofball6295

Monday August 23, 2010 11:47 PM



Hello all.........hitting the 96% completion mark of my PSA 7-8 baseball set......I am seeking a nice Clemente # 630, Jorgensen # 596, A.L. Playoffs # 198, Clark # 697, Lyle # 649, Santo # 220, McLain # 750, Mays # 600, Sutherland # 434, and the dreaded 709 Rookie card in either PSA 7 or 8 condition but perfer PSA 7. I have seen posts here on my behalf and wanted to thank everyone for your kindness and gifts......if anyone can assist me my email is kenneth.walker8@us.army.mil or kenneth.walker8@iraq.centcom.mil.......oh forgot Ramirez # 702 and Qualls # 731, Ebay dont seem to have many if ever to bid or buy it now and doing combat missions and taking care of my soldiers needs takes alot of my time...Thanks for any help out there...

Very Respectfully,

SSG Kenneth M Walker
224th Sustainment Brigade
COB Adder, Iraq
APO AE 09331

pdub1819

what years?

hhmag70

<< <i>what years? >>



71

Mickey71

Qualls is only famous for 1 thing....being in the 1971 Basball set. Some Raymond guy too.

Goofball6295

Good morning,

Well it is morning here haha......crap I forgot the year, I need 1971 cards, yeah the Qualls and Raymond guys are no-names but as far as this set goes they are some of the costlier ones....I have looked on Ebay for 2 weeks straight and cant find any of my want list cards, I think the 'buy it now" are way overpriced..... any help would be really appreciated...

MeteoriteGuy

Brick

Hi, hello, how are ya?
Just curious. Do you have your collection with you or do you have cards you acquire sent home?
Stay safe.

Goofball6295

Hi Ralph,

I stored about 60% of my 71's at my parents home in California and since I have been deployed (April 2nd till now) I have picked up another 35% of which I will send home almost all the lower cost cards via registered mail, I have my high dollar ones in my care and will bring them home with me.

downtown

<< <i>Qualls is only famous for 1 thing....being in the 1971 Basball set. Some Raymond guy too. >>



Jimmy Qualls, then a 22-year-old rookie with the Chicago Cubs, earned his membership in the No-Hitter Breaker-Uppers Club when he broke up Tom Seaver’s perfect game with one out in the ninth inning on July 9, 1969.

Goofball6295

Ha yeah that is true.....but he is BEST remembered as having one of the most hard to find graded 1971 cards..unless you want to pay a couple hundred for a PSA 8.....I would be VERY happy with a "7"