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Flea Market Finds #174a: A Solid Appetizer - The end of the school year might have been a little busy and stressful, but I try my hardest to set aside the first and third Saturdays of the month for fl...
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the k is for kershaw kountdown continues - giant slayer edition! - clayton kershaw made his sixth appearance of the 2025 season saturday night against the giants at dodger stadium, so i am pleased to be able to post anot...
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Now you see him, now you don't, now you see him again - My Father's Day was nice and all too brief. Staying home was imperative. Anywhere I would want to go on this day would require a drive and we definitel...
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Monday = TCDB Mailbag - We've made it to another Monday, and with it, another TCDB mailbag post. This past week was a busy one for me in terms of receiving mail, so let's get rig...
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Exactly 38 Years Ago, a Crucial Keith Hernandez Error Ruined Their Day - If you’re a *Seinfeld* fan and you’ve been around this blog long enough, the title of this post probably gave you a good idea as to what you’ll find when y...
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171 - DOUG JONES, ASTROS, P - *The basics:* Doug Jones shows up for the only time in the 1993 Upper Deck set. Certainly his most distinctive card of 1993. *Card thoughts:* Perhaps a...
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It's Inevitable - *Cards from buckstorecards turn the heat up!* We're passed the point of no return and there's no coming back. Summer is inevitable. It's busy. It's impos...
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2001 Topps Chrome "Before There was Topps" refractors - Y'all know I like refractors. Well, one niche that especially interests me are guys' *1st Refractor*, specifically talking about old-timers who played be...
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Oversized 2 - no theme - With as many items as I recently purchased from some bins of oversized collectibles, there is bound to be a lot of random. This post is kind of a catch a...
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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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- 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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That 84F Johnstone is a classic!
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