9's from 1976 and back for OPC are incredibly hard to come by. Hard to believe you can get them at such fair prices too. I looked them on EBAY. I think the Seaver and Mays are just prime time cards.
9's from 1976 and back for OPC are incredibly hard to come by. Hard to believe you can get them at such fair prices too. I looked them on EBAY. I think the Seaver and Mays are just prime time cards.
Agreed. Feel like I really got a deal on both of those cards, especially the Seaver. My snipe was set for 4x the price I got!
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Wow what pickups!!. Incredible.
WOW!
I've always loved that Stargell card.
I was told this was in this months issue of Beckett Baseball. The pic was sent to me. I have not seen the full article yet
I remember when your store opened in Pops record area. Always like the basement better 🤣 Congrats Tom !!
WOW! Your going way back!
Thanks! Pretty stoked!
Late 60's and early to mid 70's non-sports
9's from 1976 and back for OPC are incredibly hard to come by. Hard to believe you can get them at such fair prices too. I looked them on EBAY. I think the Seaver and Mays are just prime time cards.
Agreed. Feel like I really got a deal on both of those cards, especially the Seaver. My snipe was set for 4x the price I got!
Late 60's and early to mid 70's non-sports
Those ‘72s are gorgeous. Congrats!
Not nearly as nice as the 72’s, but looking forward to getting these in hand. Love how vibrant the print on the Banks is:
@80s OPC great pickups! The centering on that Banks is superb.
collecting O-Pee-Chee (OPC) baseball cards
also collecting US & Canadian junk silver