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1988 Georgia Bulldogs McDag Bill Goldberg....
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1988 Bill Goldberg
I purchased these cards today and after doing a little digging I see that PSA does indeed grade these and there are a few in high grade.
I have a few questions I was hoping someone might be able to answer.
Has anyone ever seen a PSA graded example sell?
Is Bill Goldberg active on the autograph circuit?
Thanks.
I purchased these cards today and after doing a little digging I see that PSA does indeed grade these and there are a few in high grade.
I have a few questions I was hoping someone might be able to answer.
Has anyone ever seen a PSA graded example sell?
Is Bill Goldberg active on the autograph circuit?
Thanks.
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I do believe that he has hit the autograph circuit so you should be okay there.......
Great purchase and good luck with your grades.
Looking to BUY n332 1889 SF Hess cards and high grade cards from 19th century especially. "Once you have wrestled everything else in life is easy" Dan Gable
I plan to get the nicest one graded and then get the other signed if possible.
There have been 16 examples graded so far and they tend to be mint or higher so hopefully these fall into that range.
These are mostly WWE highlights but wow did Goldberg have some high impact moves!!!
Eagles I agree pre rookie type cards can be very cool and I think this is a great card.
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These are mostly WWE highlights but wow did Goldberg have some high impact moves!!!
Eagles I agree pre rookie type cards can be very cool and I think this is a great card. >>
MAN that takes me back. Goldberg was amazing. I stopped watching wrestling around when his career was winding down. It's just not the same anymore.
We went to see him when he was about to become the champ and take the title from Hollywood Hogan.
The sound was defining in the Orlando Arena. Goldberg......Goldberg......Goldberg..... the entire place chanted. It was awesome.
When he went to the WWE he was now a made guy in the business and got to work these matches against much more athletic workers and they made him look great!!!
I am glad I searched for that clip. It makes me more excited to add these cards to my collection.
Looking to BUY n332 1889 SF Hess cards and high grade cards from 19th century especially. "Once you have wrestled everything else in life is easy" Dan Gable
It has been a long time since I have seen one of the cases they came in and at first was a little nervous.
They used to sell them at the card shops and are hard plastic and snap together. This looked like the 20 card or less holder. We used to buy the big ones that would fit 100 cards. There are 16 cards in the set.
I looked at them and at first glance they look very strong. I need to scan them over better to see if there is any hidden damage that you don't see immediately on the quick glance.
In the scans I think the cards look great and should grade strong.
The seller listed them as NM or better and I think they are easily that and I am pleased with the condition relative to the description.
I definitely plan to get these in PSA holders.
If anyone is interested Bill Goldberg will be signing at the big show in June. I just picked up a fresh copy of this card and will crack it out and send it off to get signed. Hopefully it stays in great shape in the process.