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The Forever Topps Binder Project: Page 1 (1951 - 1959) - Welcome to the first post for my newest collecting project: The Forever Topps Binder Project. The primary goal of this project is for me to collect a si...
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Ignoring history - I was made aware of a major change in Topps Heritage by Cards On Cards over on the House of Cardboard Discord the other day. I don't pay a lot of atten...
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look mother's, no legs! - bonus mother's day post! i've mentioned before that i will occasionally check in on cards that i need for my various player collections, and i did so a few...
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Supporting the Hobby - It's hard to imagine what my life would be like without the love and support from Mama Fuji. There are so many ways she made an impact on who I am as a pe...
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The Pirates? But I Don’t WANNA Be a Pirate! - Back in 2019, I created my first custom card. It featured George Costanza on the 1956 Topps design, and captured the hilarious scene where he barreled over...
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164 - JACK MORRIS, BLUE JAYS, P - *The basics: *Jack Morris appears for the only time in the '93 Upper Deck set. It's not his first time as a Blue Jay in Upper Deck, though, as he showed...
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Rod roundup - Rod at Padrographs has been distributing cards around again and I was fortunate enough to have him swing by the other weekend with a stack for me. I've p...
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theMick.com - Here is a recent card show pickup. Not a super special card, but not bad either. It is from 2011 Gypsy Queen. It's not the front of the card that I wan...
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#105 Paul Young - Paul Young rocks jeans and a wife-beater (pardon the term) here on his lone MusiCard. Despite being a British artist, he wasn't included in the UK editi...
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Batch o' Breaks - *Some new (to me) Allen & Ginter cards, a bunch of green Birds and even a Trail Blazer. * I took a bit of a break from the Meta apps awhile back, but I ...
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About Me
- Rod (Padrographs)
- Portland, OR, United States
- I am a Navy brat who went to 10 schools in 12 years in 4 different states. I have lived in 7 different states. I read two or 3 books a week. I manage a used bookstore for the county library system.
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3 comments:
The Kingman card is pretty darn sweet! I like the purple ink on the Cha Seung Baek card. How often do you get signatures in purple, green, or other odd color ink?
Almost every time, because I send them Sharpies when I send out the card.
I thought anything but blue was blasphamy. I do have a few old DBacks cards signed in purple. They're pretty rad.
moe.
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