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Mark it on the calendar (exotic to me, part 3) - This card showed up in a package from Sportscards From The Dollar Store on Oct. 24, I think. I'm not positive on that date, but I know it was close to ...
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TTM Success - Larvell Blanks - Here is another TTM success with cards that had been out for quite some time. Almost two years, actually. These three cards finally came back fro. Larvell...
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got my ginter, mostly - we are a long way from the gintacuff days, but i still like to pick up some allen & ginter when it is released. this year, i bought a hanger pack and a bla...
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Yankee Stadium: D Train or Cab? - I had nothing to write about Senators' pitcher Don Johnson. Then I listened to a recorded interview he gave, and now I can't decide if I am writing about a...4 days ago
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TCDB Monday: Do Blog Rolls Even Work Anymore?! - My blog roll hasn't been working (consistently) all week. How about yours? Today's post is going to be an abbreviated version of what I would normally do...
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262 - KENNY LOFTON, INDIANS, OF - *The basics: *Kenny Lofton makes his second and final appearance in the 1993 Upper Deck set with his solo card. He appeared with some of his teammates o...
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Completed Set: 1991-92 Score Canadian Bilingual, Series 2 - Back in 2025, I completed . . . (this is going to be a mouthful) . . . 1991-92 Score Canadian Bilingual hockey, Series 1. I'd been given a wax box fo...
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Haunted Round Up - Time to catch up with some recent non-purchased additions to my collection. (Still sorting a nice haul from Rod last weekend which will get its own post ...
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Good Luck Ducks, Week 9: Rebuilding Mode - *It's time to ponder what's next.* Last week, Oregon fell on their faces again, going scoreless in the second half after putting up a competitive first h...
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A CENTURY HAS PASSED - It was 100 years ago today in Detroit,Michigan that the man shown on top of this post Harry Houdini (His real name was Ehrich Wei...
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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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The Player: Greg Keagle The Card: 1994 Topps #753 How I got the Auto: I mailed it to him and he signed it and returned it. About Greg Keagl... -
It was close but Hunter Renfroe won that battle, eking out the victory by two votes. It was eight to six. Up next is a card collector and... -
I took all 556 entries and laboriously typed them each into Random.org, Nah. I copied them all from the spreadsheet and pasted them into Ra... -
The Player: Aaron Rakers The Card: Shoebox Heroes, Series 1, #406, created 10/9/2016 How I got the auto: I sent the card to him and he sign... -
Goose Gossage took it to the competition. He had ten votes, while poor Carmelo only got one vote and the etopps card of Xavier Nady got s... -
My numbering was off and the last battle was for spot ninety-four. Manny Margot won with eight votes, Schmipf got six and Logan Forsythe ... -
My wife went on a trip to see some of her family in Eugene, one of my cousins in Roseburg and her aunt in Coos Bay before coming home. Wh... -
This post has nothing to do with the SuperBowl halftime show. There were a total of 556 entries in the Phrankeset contest to this point. ... -
Last Friday was agood mail day. I got Cha Seung Baek and Dave Kingman back in the mail. The Kingman came back even though I didn't mai...
8 comments:
Happy Easter Rod!
Happy Easter, Bill Parcells please.
Happy Easter Rod! Carl Hairston and Roger Craig please.
Happy Easter!
Would be happy to take the Bumgardner--always up for a Mets auto, even a guy who never made the majors! Thanks, and a very happy holiday to Rod and everyone here.
Happy Easter to you!!
I'll take the two basketball cards for my kid and the Johnston for a co-worker. Just add them to the late pile I've been adding up, please.
Thanks, Rod!
Biakabutuka please and thank you
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