My addiction is starting to take over PART II (2006 SP Authentic FB 2-Box Rip from my local shop w/s
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Part II - Here are the 2006 SP Authentic Hits:
Box 1 -
#179 Jarrad Page 0622/1399
#188 Bruce Gradowski AUTO 0063/1175
#229 Brian Calhoun AUTO PATCH 257/999
SP Authentic Autographs: SP-HI (Tye Hill)
Box 2 - All the way down is the BIG HIT!!!
#50 Troy Williamson GOLD 15/25
#175 Reed Doughty 0549/1399
#178 Tim Jennings 0522/1399
#200 Gerald Riggs AUTO 0038/1175 - I believe this is his jersey number...woooo-hoooo!
SP Authentic Autographs: SP-GJ (Greg Jennings)
The big hit from the last box (this is numbered /50)....
Box 1 -
#179 Jarrad Page 0622/1399
#188 Bruce Gradowski AUTO 0063/1175
#229 Brian Calhoun AUTO PATCH 257/999
SP Authentic Autographs: SP-HI (Tye Hill)
Box 2 - All the way down is the BIG HIT!!!
#50 Troy Williamson GOLD 15/25
#175 Reed Doughty 0549/1399
#178 Tim Jennings 0522/1399
#200 Gerald Riggs AUTO 0038/1175 - I believe this is his jersey number...woooo-hoooo!
SP Authentic Autographs: SP-GJ (Greg Jennings)
The big hit from the last box (this is numbered /50)....
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Cool cards,
Jeff
1994 Pro Line Live
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The same can be said about that dusty old hall of famer. Everyone has a right to buy and collect what they like no sense in questioning it or telling them they are wrong.
<< <i>What gets you excited about this modern stuff over spending all that money on one solid old card from an old time HOFer?
The same can be said about that dusty old hall of famer. Everyone has a right to buy and collect what they like no sense in questioning it or telling them they are wrong. >>
Yeah really wtf?? I hate when people say dumb stuff like that.
1994 Pro Line Live
TheDallasCowboyBackfieldProject
Not really sure what Jeff is asking. My statement about an addiction was somewhat in jest. I do collect the new stuff because I like the thrill of the chase as much as the next guy, but I have purchased older stuff to rip, as well. I did a live rip about a year ago on some '72 OPC, which resulted in 5 PSA 9's (Clemente) and some great PSA 8's (Bench IA) and, my PSA collection runs the gammut (from '52 Topps to the new stuff). I like it all! I guess to some degree, we all have an addiction to this hobby, mainly because it keeps us off the streets!
It is a great hobby, doggone shame it is so expensive, though!!
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<< <i>Thanks for coming to my defense LMM and LCs
Not really sure what Jeff is asking. My statement about an addiction was somewhat in jest. I do collect the new stuff because I like the thrill of the chase as much as the next guy, but I have purchased older stuff to rip, as well. I did a live rip about a year ago on some '72 OPC, which resulted in 5 PSA 9's (Clemente) and some great PSA 8's (Bench IA) and, my PSA collection runs the gammut (from '52 Topps to the new stuff). I like it all! I guess to some degree, we all have an addiction to this hobby, mainly because it keeps us off the streets!
It is a great hobby, doggone shame it is so expensive, though!! >>
It is an awesome hobby, and I wasn't saying that you were wrong buying what you are. I think that's great. That's why I love sports cards, everyone finds there own niche and collect what they like. Heck, if everyone collected what I collect I wouldn't have half of the cards I do have.
Awesome cards!
Jeff