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The Ultimate Ginter Full-Sized Insert Set Bracket!: Seeding Vote #2 (2008) - *For the first part of the bracket creation, we need to seed the various full-sized insert sets. I thought it'd be fun to first have a vote for the best i...
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ya basic - a few months ago i bought a don sutton card from the 1975 mengler set which left me with just bill buckner's to track down (plus a second steve garvey, i su...
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C.A.: 1961 Post Maury Wills - *(I am vacationing this week, which usually means more time for blog posts. But all that extra time makes me feel like avoiding blog posts. Why is that? It...
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Birds and Such - *It's another group break round-up. * It's been pointed out a number of times that I seem to collect a lot of bird teams. Both pro bird teams were heavi...
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A little Bush and some Big Hurt - Happy for Reggie Bush getting his Heisman back. Got a small PC going for him because he’s a "local kid" for me; went to a rival high school in my distric...
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BBA: 5 Best Pack Pulled Hits - I'm always down for a Blog Bat-Around. The topic currently trending around the blogosphere is posting your five best pack pulled hits. It was inspired by...
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97 - PETE HARNISCH, ASTROS, P - *The basics:* This is Pete Harnisch's lone card in the 1993 Upper Deck set. He had a slight down year in 1992 after his All-Star season of 1991 but was ...
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A *rare, and I missed it - Super quick post tonight...If you caught one of my recent posts, you might remember that there was a decent table with most cards priced at 50 cents or low...
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#85 New Edition (+ New Order bonus) - New Edition here at #85 is a rare case of an inactive act getting a MusiCard in 1991. Besides the gold Legends subset with the likes of Bob Marley and Le...
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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. ... -
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In 2021 Nike and MLB started another cash grab, I mean a new program for team stalwarts. City Connect uniforms are supposedly designed to... -
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... -
So I bought one of these off of E bay without the autograph, the only bummer about that would be if the auto was of Ednison Volquez. But ...
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I am ready to start on cards 100-199 for the Phrankenset. Remember each time you vote is an entry into a contest that has some pretty cool ...
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I know Estrada from his early 1960s orioles cards. That's it for this bunch.
I got a couple of "that name sounds vaguely familiar" and that's about it!
I know Bill Laxton as a future original Seattle Mariner. He's in the 1977 Topps set!
Some of these I think you're making up. Jack Maloof? That's not a real name! :)
0 for 9 :(
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