Collected baseball cards from 1986-1995, and again from 2014 to Present. A simple blog to discuss the hobby.
Showing posts with label Cards on Cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cards on Cards. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 26, 2020
Cards on Cards with Stickers
Kerry from Cards on Cards emailed me to let me know he had some cards to send me in PWE, little did I know there would be stickers, too!
Just in case you thought I only collect Twins, here's Barry Bonds, whose 2001 season could have been the combined production of two identical players.
Another sticker! And I tried to find these Rosies on TCDB, but I couldn't place them. There's Panini Prizm, Donruss Optic, Donruss Holo... But these are 2019 Donruss Optic Prizms, which I can't seem to find an entry for... I was going to start being really vigilant about logging my cards into TCDB as soon as I acquire them, but I've already fallen behind.
Oh well, whatever they are, they are awesome. Thanks Kerry!
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Friday, December 9, 2016
... And This is Why I Have Wantlists
I sent a #supertrade over to Cardinals blogger Kerry from Cards on Cards, focusing on wantlist needs- and Kerry came up big with a super return trade of his own.
These were not on my list, but they are my first cards from this set - they all fell into that gap of not collecting in the mid 2000s.
Four more that would have been on my list, if I had gotten far enough into it (I'm still looking at 1997 cards to see what I want to add to my collection).
Then things get really interesting - Kerry assaulted my 80s and 90s junk wax list with some fantastic cardboard gems.
There were too many to scan, but suffice it to say, this was an impressive mailer. I leave you with a near perfect Jim Leyland card, the only thing missing is a lit cigarette dangling from his mouth.
Thanks Kerry!
These were not on my list, but they are my first cards from this set - they all fell into that gap of not collecting in the mid 2000s.
Four more that would have been on my list, if I had gotten far enough into it (I'm still looking at 1997 cards to see what I want to add to my collection).
Then things get really interesting - Kerry assaulted my 80s and 90s junk wax list with some fantastic cardboard gems.
There were too many to scan, but suffice it to say, this was an impressive mailer. I leave you with a near perfect Jim Leyland card, the only thing missing is a lit cigarette dangling from his mouth.
Thanks Kerry!
Saturday, March 5, 2016
Pacific Northwest #Supertrader
Kerry from Cards on Cards backed up a truck of Twins and PC guys this week.
Terry Tiffee was very briefly the heir apparent at third base, looking to fill the shoes of Corey Koskie- it didn't quite work out. He's got an interesting looking signature at least!
Stickers!
minis!
Non-Twins are also welcomed here, especially these guys that are all players I collect.
Shannon Stewart wasn't a Twin for very long, but he made a big impact in the time he spent in Minnesota.
Kennys!
Gotta love the oddball food issues.
People forget that Knoblauch was already a World Series winner before he went to New York. He was one of the best players in Twins history, though his off season and post career antics have kept him from being celebrated for his on field success in Minnesota.
Thanks Kerry, I have a few Cardinals ready to go, just need to find a few more to make a suitable flock to fly out West!
Terry Tiffee was very briefly the heir apparent at third base, looking to fill the shoes of Corey Koskie- it didn't quite work out. He's got an interesting looking signature at least!
Stickers!
minis!
Non-Twins are also welcomed here, especially these guys that are all players I collect.
Shannon Stewart wasn't a Twin for very long, but he made a big impact in the time he spent in Minnesota.
Kennys!
Gotta love the oddball food issues.
People forget that Knoblauch was already a World Series winner before he went to New York. He was one of the best players in Twins history, though his off season and post career antics have kept him from being celebrated for his on field success in Minnesota.
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Sunday, July 19, 2015
Cards and Cards and Cards from Cards on Cards : Cards
Kerry from Cards on Cards posted that there were some Series Two cards up for grabs, including this beauty:
Fortunately for both of us, the very first blaster I bought this year had a Matt Carpenter version of the First Home Run Medallion, so we had the makings for a first trade.
Kerry didn't stop there:
Lots of great stuff, so let's dig in!
That's a great shot of Shannon Stewart
Frank'd.
More great Twins - love that Radke!
Tiny Puckett Sticker
Some PC guys
OH, Nishi... Never quite got comfortable in MN, was really hoping he would find a way to make it work.
LEAF!
some parallel Goodness
Rounding it out with some oddballs.
Thanks Kerry, this was a great package!
Fortunately for both of us, the very first blaster I bought this year had a Matt Carpenter version of the First Home Run Medallion, so we had the makings for a first trade.
Kerry didn't stop there:
Lots of great stuff, so let's dig in!
That's a great shot of Shannon Stewart
Frank'd.
More great Twins - love that Radke!
Tiny Puckett Sticker
Some PC guys
OH, Nishi... Never quite got comfortable in MN, was really hoping he would find a way to make it work.
LEAF!
some parallel Goodness
Rounding it out with some oddballs.
Thanks Kerry, this was a great package!
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