I got two pink parallels, ununumbered
Two 1988 Inserts
Two Sepia inserts
One refractor
One Action Star insert
I got one insert numbered to 99.
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4 comments:
Wow good looking stuff.
Nice looking cards! I really like that Bo Bichette insert. I have a small collection of his cards started.
Congratulations on pulling that Senga parallel! One day he'll be able to tell his grandchildren he outshined two hall of famer teammates (Scherzer and Verlander) in his MLB rookie season.
The blaster box is too pricey for me so thanks for showing off the cards!
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