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Milestone stuff - It's time for another birthday post. It's a milestone one this time. The kind that you don't even want to say out loud because it can't possibly be rig...
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176 - GREGG JEFFERIES, ROYALS, 3B - *The basics:* This is the second of four Gregg Jefferies cards in the 1993 Upper Deck set. During his first appearance I erred in writing he would appe...
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REVIEW: 2025 Topps Series 2 (hobby box) - Last week, I opened a pair of 2025 Topps Series 2 hobby boxes as part of my group break Patreon. One of the side benefits of running group breaks is that ...
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all of the stars - it's all-star game time! this used to be such a highlight for me when i was younger and didn't have the opportunity to see as many games featuring all of t...
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#107-108 Al B. Sure! (+ "Weird Al" Yankovic bonus) - With card #107, the 1991 MusiCards set transitions into its "rap and R&B" subset. We leave the "pop" section and its lime green tops and hot pink bottoms...
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Six Pack Sunday - Summer if officially in full swing. We're past the halfway mark in the 2025 MLB season. The Midsummer Classic is in two days. And Mother Nature has cran...
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A Smorgasbord! 1987 M&Ms Star Lineup - *From the 1970s through the 1990s, it seemed like you could find your favorite baseball stars on food product packaging everywhere you looked: supermarkets...
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Big trip, big cards - I was recently out of town for 9 days in the Denver area. Just another excuse for not posting often! I was coaching my 14u travel softball team in the b...
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A Holiday Weekend PWE Round-Up - *Fun things come in small envelopes.* It's time for another round of small trade envelopes and things of that nature. This bunch is pretty baseball (an...
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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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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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Barry Evans won that spot with nine votes, while Khalil Greene had five votes and Keith Moreland only got three votes. Today's battl... -
This is a battle for spot number sixty-seven. A Hall of Famer in an Archives product, a member of the 1986 team set and Xavier Nady on the ... -
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... -
In my mail yesterday I received a custom card back from a signing. It was Antonio Osuna, who pitched in thirty-one games for the Padres in ... -
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... -
This weeks first battle is between two Hall Of Famers and a manager who I think may end up enshrined in Cooperstown also for the number tw... -
Dan Walters played for the Padres in 1992 and 1993. I got to interact with him a few times when the Las Vegas Stars, Padres AAA, would co... -
Justin Upton and his perspective soundly defeated the Bunt card of Wil Meyers. Justin had nine votes and Wil could only garner five votes... -
Thank you for the tips on how to find the cards I need for blank spots. Willie McCovey destroyed Bip in the voting winning seventeen to t... -
Benito Santiago won that battle convincingly. Eleven to seven. Up next is a battle of two pitchers for spot number one hundred eleven. ...
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Classic Jeter
Holoview Ripken
Puckett
Would love that Piazza. Thanks yet again.
I'd enjoy the Extreme Corps Ripken, thanks!
Griffey, please.
The Opening Day Jeter and the Stadium Club Ryan, please. Stay safe!
I would like the Leaf Bonds. Thanks again.
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