Group Submission - the countdown has begun...

Here is my gigantic contribution to the sub.

I expect all 10's but most likely a similar scene to my sigline may take place. Just sub me for Dustin Hoffman and Tonya for Tom Cruise

I just heard that Emmitt Smith is now dating Ryan Seacrest. I bet they make a cute couple. TMZ said that Emmitt wears his dancing suits to please Ryan, that's so sweet.

P.S. Maybe now that I didn't trash Gumby my cards may not get sent to GEM

My "group sub" submission: (Thank you gumbyfan for your tremendous efforts for this sub!)

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1938 John Sinclair Ltd - Champion Dogs (7)
1938 John Sinclair Ltd - #10 - Wire Fox Terrier (Cynosure of Certosa)
1938 John Sinclair Ltd - #12 - Dandy Dinmont Terrier (Bellmead Seraph)
1938 John Sinclair Ltd - #16 - Deerhound (Vera of Enterkine)
1938 John Sinclair Ltd - #23 - Greyhound (Lady of Lelant)
1938 John Sinclair Ltd - #27 - Beagle (Crocus)
1938 John Sinclair Ltd - #40 - Pointer (Tiverton Falcon)
1938 John Sinclair Ltd - #42 - Airdale Terrier (Llanipsa Toreador)

1939 Ogden’s - Sea Adventure (3)
1939 Ogden’s - Sea Adventure - #18 - “Nelson’s Bridge”
1939 Ogden’s - Sea Adventure - #44 - The “Roddam” at St. Pierre
1939 Ogden’s - Sea Adventure - #46 - The “River Clyde”

1952 Mills/Amalgamated Tobacco Series 2 - Famous British Ships (4)
1952 Mills/Amalgamated Tobacco Series 2 - # 8 - Rawalpindi
1952 Mills/Amalgamated Tobacco Series 2 - # 9 - Strathnaver, 1931
1952 Mills/Amalgamated Tobacco Series 2 - #11 - Queen Elizabeth, 1940
1952 Mills/Amalgamated Tobacco Series 2 - #19 - Royal Eagle

1954 Morning Foods Ltd. – British Uniforms (6)
1954 Morning Foods Ltd. – # 3 – The 7th Middlesex Battalion
1954 Morning Foods Ltd. – # 5 – The Honourable Artillery Company
1954 Morning Foods Ltd. – # 7 – Yeoman of the Guard
1954 Morning Foods Ltd. – # 9 – The Royal Air Force
1954 Morning Foods Ltd. – #11 – The Royal Artillery
1954 Morning Foods Ltd. – #18 – Airborne Infantry

1956 Robert R. Miranda Ltd. - 150 Years of Locomotives (6)
1956 Robert R. Miranda Ltd - #19 - G.W.R “Lord of the Isles”
1956 Robert R. Miranda Ltd - #22 - G.R.W’s “City of Truro”
1956 Robert R. Miranda Ltd - #41 - G.N.R. of I’s “Kestrel” Class
1956 Robert R. Miranda Ltd - #43 - L.N.E.R.’s “Mallard”
1956 Robert R. Miranda Ltd - #46 - British Railway’s A1 Class
1956 Robert R. Miranda Ltd - #50 - C.P.R “Observation Car”


1956 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – Football Clubs & Colours (6)
1956 Kane Products Ltd. – #12 – Manchester City
1956 Kane Products Ltd. – #13 – Huddersfield Town
1956 Kane Products Ltd. – #15 – Bury
1956 Kane Products Ltd. – #17 – Liverpool
1956 Kane Products Ltd. – #22 – Rotherham United
1956 Kane Products Ltd. – #23 – Sheffield United

1957 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – Red Indians (12)
1957 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – # 1 – Discovery of America
1957 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – # 3 – Why “Red Indian”?
1957 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – # 5 – Dogs
1957 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – # 6 – Land Transport - The Travois
1957 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – # 7 – Land Transport - The Toboggan
1957 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – # 8 – Water Transport - The Bull Boat
1957 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – # 9 – Water Transport - Dugout Canoe
1957 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – #10 – Water Transport - Birchbark Canoe
1957 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – #15 – Hunting the Caribou
1957 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – #17 – Perils of the Hunter – Grizzly Bear
1957 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – #19 – Perils of the Hunter – Rattlesnake
1957 Kane Products Ltd. (CBT) – #21 – Wampum


1959 Stettenhams Tea – Into Space (7)
1959 Stettenhams Tea – # 2 – The First Airship
1959 Stettenhams Tea – # 8 – Sputnik II in Flight
1959 Stettenhams Tea – #12 – Jupiter “C” U.S. Rocket Satellite
1959 Stettenhams Tea – #14 – Manned Rocket Returning to Earth
1959 Stettenhams Tea – #17 – Second Stage Rocket Parting
1959 Stettenhams Tea – #20 – Imaginary “A” Plane
1959 Stettenhams Tea – #24 – Space Ship

1986 Topps Baseball (11)
1986 Topps Baseball - # 29 – Tony Phillips
1986 Topps Baseball - # 91 – Steve Crawford
1986 Topps Baseball - #144 – Doug Sisk
1986 Topps Baseball - #207 – Fernando Valenzuela Record Breaker
1986 Topps Baseball - #285 – Buddy Bell
1986 Topps Baseball - #394 – Checklist 265-396
1986 Topps Baseball - #493 – Gene Nelson
1986 Topps Baseball - #699 – Pat Corrales
1986 Topps Baseball - #716 – Ricky Henderson A.L. All-Star
1986 Topps Baseball - #726 – Orioles Leaders (Rick Dempsey)
1986 Topps Baseball - #756 – Pirates Leaders (Rick Rhoden)


1934 Adrith - Famous Film Stars #48 - Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (1)

1954 Morning Foods Ltd - World Locomotives #7 - “Flying Kolner” (1)

1966 Topps - Rat Patrol - #48 - There was nothing for Hitchc--o--ck… (1)

1978 Topps Baseball - #538 - Johnnie LeMaster (1)

'King of Crab" submitter someone else besides me?

I dispute that claim.

Here is my evidence

1. 1992 topps 105 Felix Jose
2. 1992 topps 166 Geronimo Pena
3. 1992 topps 341 Bob Geren
7. 1992 topps 638 Chris Bosio
12.1992 opc 648 Scott Fletcher

I think most would say that there are better ways to spend $25

I have a 1992 OPC and a 1983 OPC checklist sitting in a cardsaver I in my sub someday stack.

Why don't you amateurs quit pretending you're the king of crap.

You're not a king of crap unless you can submit crap, and get a crap grade.
I once submitted a 1975 checklist and recieved a PSA 5 grade.
Now that's crap.

And I scan crappy, I cut off the bottom of the card!

I'll claim trump on crap on this submission: Seven OPC hockey commons from the 1990's. Give it up. You can't beat that. Not unless you drag out the legendary 1988 Donruss Mike Lavalliere PSA 1 with a mark.

ok ok. here it is.

1500+ cards.. WOW. I think PSA will push this sub through rather quickly. I wouldn't be surprised to see it pop in 2 weeks. That being said, I subbed 65 cards from the 56 set that are nm+ / mint, so if PSA wants to throw me a few 9's in the mix I can wait until 2010.

Dave

but I have a feeling that we're looking at closer to the 45 business day turnaround on this one.

I'm thinking positive.....I say 14 business days.
They just hired Hans, so is an expert on all European issues.
I'm hung-over...whatever

With talk around here of actually doing this every month, it would serve them well to get these cards back out as soon as possible.

It's A LOT more likely we get another sub together immediately if the grades pop quickly I would think.

I know I won't participate in another one until these pop.

I'm crossing my fingers for all of us that they go pretty quick.

1500 cards is pretty impressive. What did the total declared value end up being??

shawn

LOL.

$25,000 in cards, and $7500 in cash for submission fees, please extra for shipping.

What's the chances Craig has been googling the nearest nonextraditing country?

Kidding. Just kidding.

Your vacation sounds like a blast Craig- and you deserve it.

Great job putting this together. Now call Joe and tell him and his crew to hurry up with the grades.

Enjoy yourself.

shawn

payment was sent via paypal. Thanks again for setting tis up. We should do one of these group subs every six weeks.

Thanks,

John

Craig,
Thanks again for all your work on this. I don't know about the rest of you, but with me having cards to sub is either feast or famine. Unfortunitly this thing came together right at a Famine time, thus I only had 20 cards to sub. I am on my way back up at feast now, of course, and as soon as somebody starts the next one I have 50 or so already, with more on the way. I should have 100+ in the next week/two weeks.
So who's going to take the reigns on this next time???????

Neil

Throw me in on that as well. When the next one goes, I'm all over it.

Sam