fresh out of the mailbox...1966 opc pete rose psa 8(st)...this card is insanely tough to find in high grade...i normally dont go for cards with qualifiers, but in this case i made an exception...the slight stain on the back is why it got a qualifier...the card is absolutely gorgeous!
Here are few new additions: First up, I have a trio of Gems.
Second up is my first card from the 1967 Topps set and a representative of a very underrated pitcher from the 60's, Jim Maloney. He was a 2-time 20-game winner (1963 and 1965) and is a member of the Reds Hall of Fame.
Last, but not least, is a 1966 Topps PSA 6 Pete Rose that was submitted raw. I think it presents well for the grade.
<< <i>Wow, that Topps Cloth is sweeeeeet! One of my favorite Topps issues of all time and I'm dying to add a PSA 9 Yaz from the set.
I love this thread. John, what have you landed lately?? >>
I too love the Cloth Rose. I have nice regular Topps and OPC versions in PSA 9 form. I need to add the cloth now.
Dan, thank you for following this thread. Your Yaz thread is one of my favorites. I have added a few things, and am waiting for a couple to arrive. I hope to update here shortly.
I am pretty pumped to have landed my first 74 Deckle. I absolutely love this card once it was in hand. Makes me want to get some more. Anyone else out there collect any of the Deckles? Also picked up the MB Johnny Bench. I might have purchased these cards from someone who posts on this thread. If so thanks.
Mike and Dan thanks for comments. Dan I am on the registry for Bench. I have completed the basic set and the basic Topps. I'm a long way from completing the JB master set and may never fully be able to complete it given the rarity/cost of a several items. I'm currently #6 on the basic set Bench Basic Set.
Mike that Hans Lobert is absolutely stunning card. The color and artistry of those cards are incredible. Do have any other Reds from that set? Thanks for sharing.
Wow, that Bench registry is sick! 8.98 GPA is nothing to sneeze at.
I've always thought when a player shares his RC, then that player's 2nd year card with him solo is really significant. For Bench, that's his 69T of course, and your 9 is stunning!
John, congrats on those submissions. That Seaver cello is as good as it gets. The centering on that Seaver card is hard to find and yours nailed it. Of course my main man (Johnny Bench) is going to get some notice. Love the Bench cello. You have a great eye for the cellos.
Thanks for sharing. Those 81 self subbed results are awesome. Incredible packs. How much time and effort goes into your pack subs? Do you source these packs from your own unopened boxes or buy them individually?
Conundrum - Loving my unopened baseball card collection....but really like ripping too
I just got these 1981 Topps cello packs back from PSA. I am super happy to get a pair of Gem Mints!
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Stellar packs, John! It was all in the way I packaged them up for you, LOL!
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>Thanks for sharing. Those 81 self subbed results are awesome. Incredible packs. How much time and effort goes into your pack subs? Do you source these packs from your own unopened boxes or buy them individually? >>
Sorry for the late response. I actually have piggybacked with another collector on subbing my packs. But careful packing is necessary. As to the source of these pack, the Seaver and Bench packs were purchased individually. The Reds Team Card pack was purchased in a partial box.
Thanks for the kind words everyone. Mike, personally, I seem to think Seaver looks better in Red.
BTW, yankeeman, the Lombardi cut signature is awesome.
Steve those 2 Morgan racks are sweet. 2 very nice additions to the collection.
jalovra, One can never have enough PSA 10 Cellos and then have them be Pete Rose is pretty awesome. Congrats!
Here is my latest unopened. I have always had a soft spot for the Kellogg's 3D cards. As a kid I lived a couple of years with my aunt and uncle and he worked for Kellogg's. He was always bringing bunches of cards home for both my cousin and I to have. It was great not having to buy boxes of cereal to get all the cards that we ended up with. Being a big Johnny Bench fan I just had to have this when I saw it.
Great unopened additions, Steve, JBrules, and jalovra. The Kellogg's Bench pack is especially sweet.
PaulMaul, I am digging those '71's!!
Here are my Reds additions via the Natty! It was awesome to meet a lot of the guys and shoot the breeze about cards and the hobby. I will detail my visit more in the August additions thread. The first is courtesy of Jeff @ Card Country. I really enjoyed talking Reds baseball with Jeff and his dad. The card needs no introductions other than I am super happy to have it in my collection:
Next, I had seen pictures of this Partridge Meats (1968-1970) "John" Bench before, but had never seen one in person. As soon as I saw it, I knew I had to take it home:
Finally, I ran into this yearbook, and decided to bring it home too:
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.
John, those are some great additions. That Bench Partridge Meats is a card I have wanted for a long time. You don't see that card very often and I was outbid on the last two that I have seen on Ebay. Congrats.
PaulMaul, those 71 Reds are great looking cards and I can't help but stare at them every time I look at this thread.
Dan, the Patridge Meats Company is Ohio-based, and they released some baseball and football "cards" from 1968-1972. The teams featured are the Reds and Bengals. The Bench was issued in 1968 and is on a thick paper stock which is 4"x5".
Stone, that 52 is a real beauty. Love the glasses on Blake.
Very happy to add this Bench mini to my collection. Hard to find one of these centered so I could not believe I was able to snag it for well under VCP on Ebay.
John if you ever want to get rid of the 81 record breaker Bench Cello just let me know. That is a great looking cello.
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Second up is my first card from the 1967 Topps set and a representative of a very underrated pitcher from the 60's, Jim Maloney. He was a 2-time 20-game winner (1963 and 1965) and is a member of the Reds Hall of Fame.
Last, but not least, is a 1966 Topps PSA 6 Pete Rose that was submitted raw. I think it presents well for the grade.
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It's one of the nicer one's I've seen raw and the significant T/B OC doesn't bother me much from 77T.
I love this thread. John, what have you landed lately??
<< <i>Wow, that Topps Cloth is sweeeeeet! One of my favorite Topps issues of all time and I'm dying to add a PSA 9 Yaz from the set.
I love this thread. John, what have you landed lately?? >>
I too love the Cloth Rose. I have nice regular Topps and OPC versions in PSA 9 form. I need to add the cloth now.
Dan, thank you for following this thread. Your Yaz thread is one of my favorites. I have added a few things, and am waiting for a couple to arrive. I hope to update here shortly.
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I have not updated for awhile, so here we go:
First are a couple recent cards that I just got back from PSA recently:
Next, I have a couple raw pick-ups. The Red Heart is my first in my collection:
I picked a nice example of the Old Left Hander and of Roy McMillan:
Finally, my biggest pick-up was a Davey Concepcion RC. I had a difficult time finding one to suit my qualifications:
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Great Frank Robs. Such an amazing player. I dig the 69 Perez too. Much nicer than my copy.
Always great to see a Red Heart in the mix. Terrific set design. I just added my first as well. What's up with Ted's crazy eyes?
Lots of good stuff, as usual!
Super pickups buddy.
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Hans Lobert played for the Reds from 1905 to 1910.
I've always thought when a player shares his RC, then that player's 2nd year card with him solo is really significant. For Bench, that's his 69T of course, and your 9 is stunning!
I just got these 1981 Topps cello packs back from PSA. I am super happy to get a pair of Gem Mints!
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<< <i>Wow, Dave, your Kahn's Bench is a beauty.
I just got these 1981 Topps cello packs back from PSA. I am super happy to get a pair of Gem Mints!
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Stellar packs, John! It was all in the way I packaged them up for you, LOL!
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.
Congratulations.
<< <i>Wow, Dave, your Kahn's Bench is a beauty.
I just got these 1981 Topps cello packs back from PSA. I am super happy to get a pair of Gem Mints!
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<< <i>Wow, Dave, your Kahn's Bench is a beauty.
I just got these 1981 Topps cello packs back from PSA. I am super happy to get a pair of Gem Mints!
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Great looking cellos John!!! Too bad Seaver is in the wrong uniform.
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And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep."
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Any unopened Baseball cello and rack packs and boxes from the 1970's and early 1980s.
Those packs are awesome! Congrats on the sub
<< <i>Thanks for sharing. Those 81 self subbed results are awesome. Incredible packs. How much time and effort goes into your pack subs? Do you source these packs from your own unopened boxes or buy them individually? >>
Sorry for the late response. I actually have piggybacked with another collector on subbing my packs. But careful packing is necessary. As to the source of these pack, the Seaver and Bench packs were purchased individually. The Reds Team Card pack was purchased in a partial box.
Thanks for the kind words everyone. Mike, personally, I seem to think Seaver looks better in Red.
BTW, yankeeman, the Lombardi cut signature is awesome.
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jalovra, One can never have enough PSA 10 Cellos and then have them be Pete Rose is pretty awesome. Congrats!
Here is my latest unopened. I have always had a soft spot for the Kellogg's 3D cards. As a kid I lived a couple of years with my aunt and uncle and he worked for Kellogg's. He was always bringing bunches of cards home for both my cousin and I to have. It was great not having to buy boxes of cereal to get all the cards that we ended up with. Being a big Johnny Bench fan I just had to have this when I saw it.
PaulMaul, I am digging those '71's!!
Here are my Reds additions via the Natty! It was awesome to meet a lot of the guys and shoot the breeze about cards and the hobby. I will detail my visit more in the August additions thread. The first is courtesy of Jeff @ Card Country. I really enjoyed talking Reds baseball with Jeff and his dad. The card needs no introductions other than I am super happy to have it in my collection:
Next, I had seen pictures of this Partridge Meats (1968-1970) "John" Bench before, but had never seen one in person. As soon as I saw it, I knew I had to take it home:
Finally, I ran into this yearbook, and decided to bring it home too:
Thanks for looking.
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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>That Bench RC is a beauty, John! >>
It is, but I also dig the oddball stuff and would love to learn more about that Partridge Meats item. What size is it?
PaulMaul, those 71 Reds are great looking cards and I can't help but stare at them every time I look at this thread.
Dan, the Patridge Meats Company is Ohio-based, and they released some baseball and football "cards" from 1968-1972. The teams featured are the Reds and Bengals. The Bench was issued in 1968 and is on a thick paper stock which is 4"x5".
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Was nice to see some of it in person at the national. Really nice scans!
Here's one I know you'll appreciate - I think it's one of the nicest 52s I've ever picked up!
Very happy to add this Bench mini to my collection. Hard to find one of these centered so I could not believe I was able to snag it for well under VCP on Ebay.
John if you ever want to get rid of the 81 record breaker Bench Cello just let me know. That is a great looking cello.
Dave, the Bench mini looks like a 9 to me.
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