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2025 Topps Holiday Advent Calendar: Day 04 - Before I get to today's Advent Calendar goodness, I want to draw your attention to my 5th Annual End-of-Year Blog Awards. Nominations have been secured; n...
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1952 Topps Yakyu Player: Leo Kiely - Get out your boom sticks and prepare to chant your favorite player's name. It's time for the crossover between Japanese baseball and 1952 Topps baseball ca...10 hours ago
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Ups and Downs - Only two more days until the De Anza Flea Market. It's supposed to be sunny and cool... just how I like it. Sadly, I'm pretty sure I won't be able to mak...
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202 - DENNIS COOK, INDIANS, P - *The basics: *Dennis Cook makes a memorable, lone entrance in the 1993 Upper Deck set. He was just four years into a long career yet had changed teams f...
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variations are the theme - i stopped being a team collector in 2012. that's not entirely true, obviously, but the focal point of my team collecting, up until that point, was my topps...
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Fork in the buyback road - Here is the other 1975 Topps-focused post I wanted to get to before the 50th anniversary year is over. I've reached sort of a milestone in the 1975 To...
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Vintage Frankenset Page 6 - Back in 2020, I got the idea for a frankenset to give purpose to many of the random old cards that didn't really have a solid "home" in my collection. Pl...
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Pick me a Player #9 - Gary Carter - I have 137 different players in my keepers with at least 10 cards. The players are listed at the end of this post. In an effort to get myself posting...
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Future Baseball Plans - *The new Cardinals... maybe not the same as the old Cardinals.* I've tried not to dwell on this too much, but my interest in baseball in general has fall...
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#113 Boogie Down Productions (+ Sublime bonus) - Here's a shot of KRS-One, the driving force behind the hip-hop group Boogie Down Productions, at card #113 in the '91 MusiCards set. This card has a re...
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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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It is less eleven months until Christmas 2019 and I am not sure that I will finish documenting all the packs from Christmas 2018 by then. ... -
Christian Villanueva won that battle handily. He got nine votes to Tatis' three. Up next is the battle for spot fifty-seven. It is a ... -
So all the battles are complete with Trent Grisham beating out Trevor Hoffman for a spot on page five which looks like this. Bip Roberts and... -
Well I added a card to my Padrographs collection. Reginald Preciado signed by the Padres in 2019, he played in instructional ball for the... -
Wil Myers Bo wman card beat out the other Wil Myers card. Good point by many of you that if it says Jackie Robinson Day on the card there o... -
Yesterdays voting came out 13-2 in favor of Austin Hedges. So Austin now occupies the #3 spot in the Padres Frankenset. So all of you tha... -
Luis Salazar won seven to five for Brad Ausmus and one vote for Josh Naylor. Many of you commented on how much you liked 1985 Fleer. Up... -
Gary Templeton won eight votes to three. Up next is spot number ninety-two. Thank you for stopping by and thank you for your assistance... -
Are we considering 1983 Vintage yet? I was twenty-six that year, out of high school for eight years, four years out of the Navy and two yea... -
Francisco Mejia and his holiday spirit kicked Jorge Ona's butt fourteen to four . There are a lot of years between the next two cards. ...
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I'll take the Griffey, thank you!
More cool stuff. That Griffey is really nice.
Jones and Piazza please!
looks like jeets is turning two! i'll request the jeter and the kirby please and thanks!
Thank you for all the giveaways. I recieved my latest round today. I would like to claim the Ripken and Maddux ERA leader cards please.
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