I took advantage of some Black Friday promotions on COMC.  The result was the largest shipment I have received (to-date).  It’s taken a while to getting around to posting what came in.  Strap-in, it’s a long post but if you like the cards I like, you’ll be pleasantly surprised.  All the great designs:  1982 Topps, […]

The last post was what I sent out to a trader in Atlanta.  Mostly set-building efforts but definitely a lot of “why did I trade for that?”  Let’s explore… Tony Gwynn & Co. There wasn’t a big-ticket item in the set.  Lots of cards that I’d hate to buy and won’t find in a commons

A bunch of Atlanta Braves cards went out to leebo1975.  Lets see what cards left. Golden Years Starting with three 1991 Stadium Club: John Smoltz (#365), Deion Sanders (#442), and Tom Glavine (#558).  Last card on top here is 1995 Topps Chipper Jones (#535). The bottom row is one of my favorite parallels of all-time:  1996

Back on January 10, I finalized two separate trades involving mostly 2024 Bowman Chrome prospects.  This is the second trade from that day and was made with blaise2.  Let’s see what got traded! Chrome Future Stars 2019 Topps Chrome Future Stars Amed Rosario (#FS18) and Dylan Cozens (#FS13) along with 2020 Topps Chrome Future Stars

Back on January 10, I finalized two separate trades involving mostly 2024 Bowman Chrome prospects.  This first one was with mberger.  Let’s see what got traded! What I Got Top row: A pretty sharp 1997 Bowman Kerry Wood (#196).  Then, a 2018 Donruss Albert Pujols / Mike Trout (#204) entitled “Star Power,” a 2016 Donruss

My favorite trades are with people who clearly have a favorite team or player.  Whether it’s a bunch of Steve Sax cards or several Cleveland Indians / Guardians, I always enjoy sending out a bunch of cards with a theme.  This weekend, I struck a deal for a bunch of 1993 Leafs and some other cards on

My last trade of 2024 was with Ryan Kramer.  The trade was completed on December 30th and a few days later he sent me tracking info.  They started out from Amarillo (presumably in the morning) on January 6th and after a multiple-day delay in St. Louis, they finally arrived today, January 17th. What I Patiently Waited

I am behind on card updates.  The only redeeming news is the post office is taking more time to deliver cards than the delay between posts.  In the near future will be two trade shipments, three trade receipts, and a mega shipment from COMC.com.   In the meantime, here’s the receipt I got for my

Trying to get current on trade updates.  I completed a trade with mdzych864 and got the cards out Christmas Eve.  Turns out the guy is a HUGE Steve Sax fan.  At first, I was like, “why are there only 89 individual cards?” when I went to pull them.  Then, I realized, “oh … multiples.”  Which, normally