That is a collection to be proud of. I know I would be fine looking through the stuff in your basement, but there are many guys on this board who would go crazy not to rip open any of those boxes. You know who you are.
"The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep."
"Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans."
Collecting: Any unopened Baseball cello and rack packs and boxes from the 1970's and early 1980s.
Very nice collection. Well done. Have you invested in a high tech security system for your house ? Also, do you keep quiet among your friends and neighbors about this stuff, or do you openly share your collection with whoever comes over ? Sorry about the personal questions, but it's something we all have thought about when keeping such valueables at home, especially the ones that don't fit in a safe. John Deer company sells these huge gun vaults that some buy to store valueables, but your stuff seems to be all out in the open.
Also, do you remember where you bought your o-pee-chee baseball from back in the day ? It wasn't easy buying the stuff in the northeast back in the day. Always had to travel very far to get it.
Wow. That is dedication. Looks like you've had to haul a massive amount of heavy boxes from shows and stores into your house over the years. I don't have a single unopened pack in my collection, which tells me all you need to know about where I stand.
Very nice collection. Well done. Have you invested in a high tech security system for your house ? Also, do you keep quiet among your friends and neighbors about this stuff, or do you openly share your collection with whoever comes over ? Sorry about the personal questions, but it's something we all have thought about when keeping such valueables at home, especially the ones that don't fit in a safe. John Deer company sells these huge gun vaults that some buy to store valueables, but your stuff seems to be all out in the open.
Also, do you remember where you bought your o-pee-chee baseball from back in the day ? It wasn't easy buying the stuff in the northeast back in the day. Always had to travel very far to get it. >>
Actually no one in the whole area probably knows I have any sort of collections of cards. I don't go to shows any more and have no interaction with anyone discussing cards around here. I also do have a good security system on the house.
Looking for 66 and 69 OPC baseball 60's OPC packs 72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs 72 and earlier BB cello
Jim, the 1962 FB set has 176 cards but I think they were issued in just one series.
The 1968 FB boxes both are advertising the pin up so they should be 1st series packs.
Finally, love the 1971 FB box, never seen one advertising all the top stars. Only have seen the ones advertising the game card and the pin up poster. Do your packs advertising them on the wrapper??
<< <i>Finally, do you have any older basketball? I saw a few of the first year of heritage basketball plus a 76 and a 80 box but nothing else. >>
No, I messed up with the basketball. Like football, most of the basketball stuff was pretty cheap. I picked up some 70's sets for very little but never made a real effort to get the unopened material. Most likely, I probably stumbled over th eolder box at a show once and bought it.
Jim
Looking for 66 and 69 OPC baseball 60's OPC packs 72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs 72 and earlier BB cello
One the best packs I ever saw I messed up in not getting. At the 84 national a guy I had an older 40's pack for sale. I think it was a play ball pack from the war years but I could be mistaken for the exact date. He wanted 750 dollars for it and I thought about it for a long long time but decided it was just a little too expensive and I only had so much money on me for the convention and lots of things to buy. So I know that pack is out there somewhere unless it was opened. Also, truthfully, I really wondered if it could possibly be real since I couldn't imagine a pack still being around from then.
Jim
Looking for 66 and 69 OPC baseball 60's OPC packs 72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs 72 and earlier BB cello
<< <i>One the best packs I ever saw I messed up in not getting. At the 84 national a guy I had an older 40's pack for sale. I think it was a play ball pack from the war years but I could be mistaken for the exact date. He wanted 750 dollars for it and I thought about it for a long long time but decided it was just a little too expensive and I only had so much money on me for the convention and lots of things to buy. So I know that pack is out there somewhere unless it was opened. Also, truthfully, I really wondered if it could possibly be real since I couldn't imagine a pack still being around from then.
Jim >>
My first national was the '87 in Atlantic City. That's when I was 22 and had a little money in my pocket from working at a summer warehouse while working in college. I remember coming home with a bunch of 1985 hockey boxes at 20/box. The dealers were rejoicing that they were getting $7 a piece for the Lemieux rookies. You could get any football box from the 80's for $10-20/box as they were basically giving it away. I was buying Gretzky rookies for $50 a piece. All your early 70's baseball wax boxes were going from anywhere from $200-$400.
To be honest, you could feel the pulse of the hobby really beginning to beat in 1987, at least from my perspective. Shows were getting bigger and bigger, and sometimes you barely had elbow room as cash was flying all around the room.
I have more rack cases and boxes but all of my stuff is not at one location. Did you see the 79 FB rack on the sheleves with the 78 and 79 grocery racks.
Jim
Looking for 66 and 69 OPC baseball 60's OPC packs 72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs 72 and earlier BB cello
OMG!!!!!! I guess I missed the Saturday night posts ... My friggin mouth was WIDE open as I looked at those pics ... AMAZING ... SIMPLY AMAZING ... don't know what else to say.
pmcollectour ... '87 in Atlantic City was my first and only National ... I was 29 at the time and didn't have much money to spend either ... but even if I did I probably would NEVER have put out $300 for a box of '70's or 72's ... after all, I needed my GRAND to blow in the Casinos!!!!!!
STAY HEALTHY!
Doug
Liquidating my collection for the 3rd and final time. Time for others to enjoy what I have enjoyed over the last several decades. Money could be put to better use.
I understand that. At the 84 convention I was 25 and borrowed some money from my father to take to the show. It seemed huge based on the little shows I had been to but compared to the nationals as they are now it was really sort of small. I was also at the 86 national in Arlington so you were right there at the same time I was. And you are right. You could pick up football for a song. Also the main thing from back then was thre were no card grading companies and no online marketplace. You could go to a dealer pick up stacks of older commons and go through them, discuss condition a little, and work out a deal. Then go home slide them in your plastic pages and check off your want list for another set. I hate to sound old, which I don't think I am, but i remember in the early 80s the old collectors, the ones from the 50 and 60s complaining about how the retail part was ruining the hobby. A fellow named Wirt Gammon had a column in SCD back around 80 or 81 where he would answer questions and if someone wrote in a question asking about the value of a card he would always answer the value is in the eye of the beholder. Thats why when I watch some of these pack rips on YouTube where they buy boxes with only 2 to 4 cards in the box (which boggles my mind also) and if they don't hit the high value card they can turn around on EBay its like it was a waste of time for them. Its nmore gambling (which I do like also but not with cards). But I guess you have to collect what you like, and while we all love pulling a star out of a pack I love looking at the old commons just as well. Oh well, guess thats my rant for today.
Jim
Looking for 66 and 69 OPC baseball 60's OPC packs 72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs 72 and earlier BB cello
<< <i>Jim, the 1962 FB set has 176 cards but I think they were issued in just one series.
The 1968 FB boxes both are advertising the pin up so they should be 1st series packs.
Finally, love the 1971 FB box, never seen one advertising all the top stars. Only have seen the ones advertising the game card and the pin up poster. Do your packs advertising them on the wrapper??
Thanks again for posting!! John >>
John, heres a couple of pictures of the 71 FB
Hope that helps, Jim
Looking for 66 and 69 OPC baseball 60's OPC packs 72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs 72 and earlier BB cello
What is your opinion about all the people who like to rip the old wax ? I think it's a bit foolish, because you can find so many nice conditioned singles all over ebay, anywhere from PSA to SGC graded, or quantities of Nm-Mt singles, even going back into the 60's and early 70's for pretty cheap. I feel it's best to leave anything pre-1977 unopened.
<< <i>Jim, the 1962 FB set has 176 cards but I think they were issued in just one series.
The 1968 FB boxes both are advertising the pin up so they should be 1st series packs.
Finally, love the 1971 FB box, never seen one advertising all the top stars. Only have seen the ones advertising the game card and the pin up poster. Do your packs advertising them on the wrapper??
Thanks again for posting!! John >>
John, heres a couple of pictures of the 71 FB
Yep, that helps alot. I took a 2nd look at the pic of all the boxes and now I can see it's sideways, DOOOH
Those are def. 2nd series packs. The wrapper for the 1st series is a darker red with a hint of purple. Thanks for taking the pics for me, I owe ya!
There was a 1/2 case find of 1973 o-pee-chee baseball about five to ten years ago up in Canada. I think there's a guy 1neatstuff who's on these boards who bought a lot of it. There may have been 10 boxes, but I don't remember. A lot of us opened boxes/packs from it and the cards were beautiful.
I see that you're missing that year, and there is a guy named martin-sports on ebay who has a box for 5k. It looks exactly like the one we all got. We all paid around 1,800 ten years ago, but you obviously have lots of trading power in case you wanted to contact him to fill in your missing piece. Just an fyi because I see you are looking for opc baseball from the 60's and may have a liking to that scarce product.
What is your opinion about all the people who like to rip the old wax ? I think it's a bit foolish, because you can find so many nice conditioned singles all over ebay, anywhere from PSA to SGC graded, or quantities of Nm-Mt singles, even going back into the 60's and early 70's for pretty cheap. I feel it's best to leave anything pre-1977 unopened. >>
I really can't see opening anything that old escpecially before 1977 but I understand the draw to do it. Just like I had to do for one of the 1960 packs. Of course in my case that was opening a 6 dollar pack instead of a 300 dollar pack. And even then the gum had ruined one of the cards.
Jim
Looking for 66 and 69 OPC baseball 60's OPC packs 72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs 72 and earlier BB cello
I had no problem finding OPC packs back then and people didn't even look at the studd from the 80's but I always liked having different stuff from the others. Thats one of the things that drew me to unopened material becuase it was a relatively few people compare to the hobby at large. I was able to buy complete sets back through 66 of OPC and boxes back to 71 and they were very cheap compared to the same Topps product. I also got OPC vending cases for 4 years in the mid 80s. That is if you could call them vending cases. They came in cut card cases so they are not in individual boxes and it is much smaller than a Topps vending case. Never have opened one to see what they look like. I got them all from Steve Myland. Of course the cutting and quality seemed to lag the Topps product.
Jim
Looking for 66 and 69 OPC baseball 60's OPC packs 72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs 72 and earlier BB cello
There was a 1/2 case find of 1973 o-pee-chee baseball about five to ten years ago up in Canada. I think there's a guy 1neatstuff who's on these boards who bought a lot of it. There may have been 10 boxes, but I don't remember. A lot of us opened boxes/packs from it and the cards were beautiful.
I see that you're missing that year, and there is a guy named martin-sports on ebay who has a box for 5k. It looks exactly like the one we all got. We all paid around 1,800 ten years ago, but you obviously have lots of trading power in case you wanted to contact him to fill in your missing piece. Just an fyi because I see you are looking for opc baseball from the 60's and may have a liking to that scarce product. >>
Thank-you for the tip.
Jim
Looking for 66 and 69 OPC baseball 60's OPC packs 72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs 72 and earlier BB cello
Do you have any of those 1969 "blue wrappered" cello packs? They looked like wax packs (same graphics on the wrapper as a wax pack) but were actually cello packs.
This stuff is really terrific. Literally overwhelming!
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
Do you have any of those 1969 "blue wrappered" cello packs? They looked like wax packs (same graphics on the wrapper as a wax pack) but were actually cello packs.
This stuff is really terrific. Literally overwhelming! >>
Do you have any of those 1969 "blue wrappered" cello packs? They looked like wax packs (same graphics on the wrapper as a wax pack) but were actually cello packs.
This stuff is really terrific. Literally overwhelming! >>
Wish I did but I don't.
I putting a couple of scans in my Musial thread in a few minutes about a couple of stars I am looking for input on whether to send to PSA or not if you want to go over and give me your opinion. Thank-you,
Jim
Looking for 66 and 69 OPC baseball 60's OPC packs 72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs 72 and earlier BB cello
Do you have any of those 1969 "blue wrappered" cello packs? They looked like wax packs (same graphics on the wrapper as a wax pack) but were actually cello packs.
This stuff is really terrific. Literally overwhelming! >>
Wish I did but I don't.
I putting a couple of scans in my Musial thread in a few minutes about a couple of stars I am looking for input on whether to send to PSA or not if you want to go over and give me your opinion. Thank-you,
Jim
Would be glad to! Thanks again for sharing!
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
Wow, I underestimated the wealth of product and knowledge you have on unopened material. I believe your inventory rivals anyone out there a this point. Please let us know if you decide to sell. I don't think you need to worry about getting any of this stuff graded. I believe! Definitely just moved into the thread of the year category.
Love those four-pack 1980 OPc racks! I have two of them that I acquired at different times throughout the years and both racks have a sticker from the same variety store in Canada.
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
macrosb that is some really really nice stuff....pmcollectour i did buy 7 of those boxes from that 1973 opc baseball case back then i sold off 3 boxes sent 2 in to be graded by the pack and kept one and opened one...the packs were very nice...it is nice to see that stuff still out there i also do have some of the 1980 opc baseball racks and a few of the 1980-81 opc hockey racks which have 4 sealed wax packs in them which are also very hard to find....once again great stuff if its ever for sale im sure people would be lined up
Comments
<< <i>Holy crap that's a lot of stuff! I'm just amazed! Don't you worry about moisture keeping all that in your basement? >>
And the overhead water pipes?
<< <i>
<< <i>Holy crap that's a lot of stuff! I'm just amazed! Don't you worry about moisture keeping all that in your basement? >>
And the overhead water pipes? >>
I am sort of limited in my options unless I just open them all.
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
ZERO.
Only an idiot would have a message board signature.
That is a collection to be proud of. I know I would be fine looking through the stuff in your basement, but there are many guys on this board who would go crazy not to rip open any of those boxes. You know who you are.
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep."
"Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans."
Collecting:
Any unopened Baseball cello and rack packs and boxes from the 1970's and early 1980s.
Very nice collection. Well done. Have you invested in a high tech security system for your house ?
Also, do you keep quiet among your friends and neighbors about this stuff, or do you openly share your collection with whoever
comes over ? Sorry about the personal questions, but it's something we all have thought about when keeping such valueables
at home, especially the ones that don't fit in a safe. John Deer company sells these huge gun vaults that some buy to store
valueables, but your stuff seems to be all out in the open.
Also, do you remember where you bought your o-pee-chee baseball from back in the day ? It wasn't easy buying the stuff in
the northeast back in the day. Always had to travel very far to get it.
Amazing.
Nathanael
<< <i>Jim,
Very nice collection. Well done. Have you invested in a high tech security system for your house ?
Also, do you keep quiet among your friends and neighbors about this stuff, or do you openly share your collection with whoever
comes over ? Sorry about the personal questions, but it's something we all have thought about when keeping such valueables
at home, especially the ones that don't fit in a safe. John Deer company sells these huge gun vaults that some buy to store
valueables, but your stuff seems to be all out in the open.
Also, do you remember where you bought your o-pee-chee baseball from back in the day ? It wasn't easy buying the stuff in
the northeast back in the day. Always had to travel very far to get it. >>
Actually no one in the whole area probably knows I have any sort of collections of cards. I don't go to shows any more and have no interaction with anyone discussing cards around here. I also do have a good security system on the house.
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
Thanks,
David (LD_Ferg)
1985 Topps Football (starting in psa 8) - #9 - started 05/21/06
i see 84s and an '81 grocery case, any other baseball topps rack cases in there?
WTB: PSA 1 - PSA 3 Centered, High Eye Appeal 1950's Mantle
The 1968 FB boxes both are advertising the pin up so they should be 1st series packs.
Finally, love the 1971 FB box, never seen one advertising all the top stars. Only have seen the ones advertising the game card and the pin up poster. Do your packs advertising them on the wrapper??
Thanks again for posting!! John
Current obsession, all things Topps 1969 - 1972
Current obsession, all things Topps 1969 - 1972
How far back do your wax packs go, and do you have pictures?
Really enjoyed the trays and racks.
Always looking for Topps Salesman Samples, pre '51 unopened packs, E90-2, E91a, N690 Kalamazoo Bats, and T204 Square Frame Ramly's
<< <i>Finally, do you have any older basketball? I saw a few of the first year of heritage basketball plus a 76 and a 80 box but nothing else. >>
No, I messed up with the basketball. Like football, most of the basketball stuff was pretty cheap. I picked up some 70's sets for very little but never made a real effort to get the unopened material. Most likely, I probably stumbled over th eolder box at a show once and bought it.
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
Yogi Berra
<< <i>One the best packs I ever saw I messed up in not getting. At the 84 national a guy I had an older 40's pack for sale. I think it was a play ball pack from the war years but I could be mistaken for the exact date. He wanted 750 dollars for it and I thought about it for a long long time but decided it was just a little too expensive and I only had so much money on me for the convention and lots of things to buy. So I know that pack is out there somewhere unless it was opened. Also, truthfully, I really wondered if it could possibly be real since I couldn't imagine a pack still being around from then.
Jim >>
My first national was the '87 in Atlantic City. That's when I was 22 and had a little money in my pocket from working at a summer warehouse while working in college. I remember coming home with a bunch of 1985 hockey boxes at 20/box. The dealers were rejoicing that they were getting $7 a piece for the Lemieux rookies. You could get any football box from the 80's for $10-20/box as they were basically giving it away. I was buying Gretzky rookies for $50 a piece. All your early 70's baseball wax boxes were going from anywhere from $200-$400.
To be honest, you could feel the pulse of the hobby really beginning to beat in 1987, at least from my perspective. Shows were getting
bigger and bigger, and sometimes you barely had elbow room as cash was flying all around the room.
Did you see the 79 FB rack on the sheleves with the 78 and 79 grocery racks.
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
OMG!!!!!! I guess I missed the Saturday night posts ... My friggin mouth was WIDE open as I looked at those pics ... AMAZING ... SIMPLY AMAZING ... don't know what else to say.
pmcollectour ... '87 in Atlantic City was my first and only National ... I was 29 at the time and didn't have much money to spend either ... but even if I did I probably would NEVER have put out $300 for a box of '70's or 72's ... after all, I needed my GRAND to blow in the Casinos!!!!!!
Doug
Liquidating my collection for the 3rd and final time. Time for others to enjoy what I have enjoyed over the last several decades. Money could be put to better use.
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
<< <i>Jim, the 1962 FB set has 176 cards but I think they were issued in just one series.
The 1968 FB boxes both are advertising the pin up so they should be 1st series packs.
Finally, love the 1971 FB box, never seen one advertising all the top stars. Only have seen the ones advertising the game card and the pin up poster. Do your packs advertising them on the wrapper??
Thanks again for posting!! John >>
John, heres a couple of pictures of the 71 FB
Hope that helps,
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
how plentiful was OPC Baseball back then?
WTB: PSA 1 - PSA 3 Centered, High Eye Appeal 1950's Mantle
What is your opinion about all the people who like to rip the old wax ? I think it's a bit foolish, because you can find
so many nice conditioned singles all over ebay, anywhere from PSA to SGC graded, or quantities of Nm-Mt singles, even going
back into the 60's and early 70's for pretty cheap. I feel it's best to leave anything pre-1977 unopened.
<< <i>Jim, the 1962 FB set has 176 cards but I think they were issued in just one series.
The 1968 FB boxes both are advertising the pin up so they should be 1st series packs.
Finally, love the 1971 FB box, never seen one advertising all the top stars. Only have seen the ones advertising the game card and the pin up poster. Do your packs advertising them on the wrapper??
Thanks again for posting!! John >>
John, heres a couple of pictures of the 71 FB
Yep, that helps alot. I took a 2nd look at the pic of all the boxes and now I can see it's sideways, DOOOH
Those are def. 2nd series packs. The wrapper for the 1st series is a darker red with a hint of purple. Thanks for taking the pics for me, I owe ya!
Current obsession, all things Topps 1969 - 1972
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
There was a 1/2 case find of 1973 o-pee-chee baseball about five to ten years ago up in Canada. I think there's a guy 1neatstuff who's
on these boards who bought a lot of it. There may have been 10 boxes, but I don't remember. A lot of us opened boxes/packs from it and the cards were beautiful.
I see that you're missing that year, and there is a guy named martin-sports on ebay who has a box for 5k. It looks exactly like the one we all got. We all paid around 1,800 ten years ago, but you obviously have lots of trading power in case you wanted to contact him to fill in your missing piece. Just an fyi because I see you are looking for opc baseball from the 60's and may have a liking to that scarce product.
<< <i>Jim,
What is your opinion about all the people who like to rip the old wax ? I think it's a bit foolish, because you can find
so many nice conditioned singles all over ebay, anywhere from PSA to SGC graded, or quantities of Nm-Mt singles, even going
back into the 60's and early 70's for pretty cheap. I feel it's best to leave anything pre-1977 unopened. >>
I really can't see opening anything that old escpecially before 1977 but I understand the draw to do it. Just like I had to do for one of the 1960 packs. Of course in my case that was opening a 6 dollar pack instead of a 300 dollar pack. And even then the gum had ruined one of the cards.
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
<< <i>Jim,
There was a 1/2 case find of 1973 o-pee-chee baseball about five to ten years ago up in Canada. I think there's a guy 1neatstuff who's
on these boards who bought a lot of it. There may have been 10 boxes, but I don't remember. A lot of us opened boxes/packs from it and the cards were beautiful.
I see that you're missing that year, and there is a guy named martin-sports on ebay who has a box for 5k. It looks exactly like the one we all got. We all paid around 1,800 ten years ago, but you obviously have lots of trading power in case you wanted to contact him to fill in your missing piece. Just an fyi because I see you are looking for opc baseball from the 60's and may have a liking to that scarce product. >>
Thank-you for the tip.
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
Do you have any of those 1969 "blue wrappered" cello packs? They looked like wax packs (same graphics on the wrapper as a wax pack) but were actually cello packs.
This stuff is really terrific. Literally overwhelming!
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
<< <i>Jim,
Do you have any of those 1969 "blue wrappered" cello packs? They looked like wax packs (same graphics on the wrapper as a wax pack) but were actually cello packs.
This stuff is really terrific. Literally overwhelming! >>
They look like the pack on the far right
Current obsession, all things Topps 1969 - 1972
<< <i>Jim,
Do you have any of those 1969 "blue wrappered" cello packs? They looked like wax packs (same graphics on the wrapper as a wax pack) but were actually cello packs.
This stuff is really terrific. Literally overwhelming! >>
Wish I did but I don't.
I putting a couple of scans in my Musial thread in a few minutes about a couple of stars I am looking for input on whether to send to PSA or not if you want to go over and give me your opinion. Thank-you,
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
Do you have any of those 1969 "blue wrappered" cello packs? They looked like wax packs (same graphics on the wrapper as a wax pack) but were actually cello packs.
This stuff is really terrific. Literally overwhelming! >>
Wish I did but I don't.
I putting a couple of scans in my Musial thread in a few minutes about a couple of stars I am looking for input on whether to send to PSA or not if you want to go over and give me your opinion. Thank-you,
Jim
Would be glad to! Thanks again for sharing!
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
Definitely just moved into the thread of the year category.
Jose
Do I hear the BBCE truck backing up into your driveway?
<< <i>I just died and woke up in your basement...
Do I hear the BBCE truck backing up into your driveway?
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep."
"Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans."
Collecting:
Any unopened Baseball cello and rack packs and boxes from the 1970's and early 1980s.
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello