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Stickers, Stains, & Stones - Every Sunday I try to set aside some time to sit down and sort. Today's schedule was a little hectic. Started the day off with the farmer's market, groce...
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Annual Pack Rip on the Golf Course - For the past three years, my brother and I have partaken in a fun little tradition: Opening packs of trading cards after a round of golf. The inaugural e...
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TTM Success - Doug Jennings - This 1989 Topps that I got signed TTM by Doug Jennings turned out great. The A's cards in the 1989 set always looked cool. I guess it's how the green and ...
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when a penny is worth a quarter and other tales from the card shows - it was business as usual at the june twin cities collector club card show, with yours truly arriving as the doors opened and then making the handful of reg...
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244 - RAY LANKFORD, CARDINALS, OF - *The basics:* Ray Lankford appears on his first of three cards in the '93 Upper Deck set. Lankford improved on a strong rookie season by hitting 20 home...
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Short respite - The birthday went pretty well. They're quiet these days. The highlight may be a new chair for my desk area where I type these posts. Yay! Also, I did us...
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Barry Larkin Collection 1,098: 1998 Topps Tek - #57 - Pattern 33 - *Barry Larkin* *Year: *1998 *Brand: * Topps Tek *Card number: * 57 *Pattern number: * 33 Today's card is a recent eBay purchase that finally showed up at ...
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P-town Tom - Where Are They Now? - Here's an idea I've been kicking around for a while: A blog series checking in with some of my favorite former/dormant cardbloggers. To me, the glory day...
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1952 Topps Completed!* - Celebration time! In the mail this week was the final card needed for the non-high number portion of my 1952 Topps set building project.1 week ago
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New and Old Wave - *A surprise mailer of cards from the spring.* Back in April I was the lucky recipient of another interesting package of cards from Padrographs. I've been...
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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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That 84F Johnstone is a classic!
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