@Stone193 said:
I wouldn't have known who he was if it weren't for the HR derby Shane.
I wasn't happy that I didn't get to see it.
He has been a very intriguing Cardinals prospect for a few years. He may be showing signs of breaking out. Very disappointing second half, but great first half. He has all the tools, he just needs to put it together.
The above card has a Topps Archives Signature Series stamp on it. I would have edited the above post, but......seems like we can't do that with the new-look website.
@frankhardy said:
The above card has a Topps Archives Signature Series stamp on it. I would have edited the above post, but......seems like we can't do that with the new-look website.
It'll be fixed Shane - if you notice the circle with 3 dots - press - then you see the black gear which shows "options" - but there's no options right now.
This is one of the toughest signed cards to find in my collection and it didn't come cheap. This is a 1980 Topps Cardinals team card signed by Ken Boyer, who passed away 2 years later. There can't be very many of these in existence. The only reason I insisted on acquiring this (along with the 1979, which I got a while back), is because Ken Boyer's name is on the card along with a small picture. In other words, I consider the 1979 and 1980 Topps Cardinals team cards a TEAM card AND a MANAGER card. This is slabbed by PSA/DNA. This is a HUGE get for me!
This one is a very interesting one. I had this card with just the Keith Hernandez signature. When I had the idea of adding cut signatures to ones I couldn't find, this is one that I did. I found a signature of Bob Forsch and cut it out and added it to a separate card. I don't know why I didn't just combine it with the one with Hernandez, but I didn't. Anyway, I finally found one with both.
Here is a 1982 Topps Cardinals Team Leaders card signed by Keith Hernandez and Bob Forsch, who passed away in 2011. I am very glad to get this one.
Since this one just replaces the Forsch cut signature, the total stays the same at 2,449.
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He has been a very intriguing Cardinals prospect for a few years. He may be showing signs of breaking out. Very disappointing second half, but great first half. He has all the tools, he just needs to put it together.
Shane
Here is a 2010 Topps Update #US161 Matt Holliday All Star. This is a replacement of a cut signature.
This one has a Topps Archives Signature Series stamp on it.
The total stays the same at 2,448.
Shane
The above card has a Topps Archives Signature Series stamp on it. I would have edited the above post, but......seems like we can't do that with the new-look website.
Shane
It'll be fixed Shane - if you notice the circle with 3 dots - press - then you see the black gear which shows "options" - but there's no options right now.
Stay tuned.
This is one of the toughest signed cards to find in my collection and it didn't come cheap. This is a 1980 Topps Cardinals team card signed by Ken Boyer, who passed away 2 years later. There can't be very many of these in existence. The only reason I insisted on acquiring this (along with the 1979, which I got a while back), is because Ken Boyer's name is on the card along with a small picture. In other words, I consider the 1979 and 1980 Topps Cardinals team cards a TEAM card AND a MANAGER card. This is slabbed by PSA/DNA. This is a HUGE get for me!
The total is now 2,449.
Shane
I like the backstory on this card Shane.
Ken was a hell of a good ball player also.
That’s awesome. I love the team cards and hate none get made anymore. It was always cool to see the entire team together.
That’s always been one of my favorite cardinal team shots too with the background.
This one is a very interesting one. I had this card with just the Keith Hernandez signature. When I had the idea of adding cut signatures to ones I couldn't find, this is one that I did. I found a signature of Bob Forsch and cut it out and added it to a separate card. I don't know why I didn't just combine it with the one with Hernandez, but I didn't. Anyway, I finally found one with both.
Here is a 1982 Topps Cardinals Team Leaders card signed by Keith Hernandez and Bob Forsch, who passed away in 2011. I am very glad to get this one.
Since this one just replaces the Forsch cut signature, the total stays the same at 2,449.
Shane