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| Old Judge (N172) Gill Hatfield |
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| 2010 Topps Series 2 Mike McCoy (card # 482) |
images swiped from the Library of Congress and ebay.
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Hatfields & McCoys
Sunday, May 27, 2012
1992 Legends of Indy
I picked up five packs of 1992 Legends of Indy racing card packs from Listia this last week. For those keeping score, I used 300 points, delivered.
There are 100 cards in this set. A nice mix of modern (at the time) racers and older cars and drivers.
Auto racing is more than going fast and turning left. Some of the innovations they use on the track end up in our cards. Good thing that the Dihedral Wings didn't catch on. Same thing with the Fiero.
There are 100 cards in this set. A nice mix of modern (at the time) racers and older cars and drivers.
Auto racing is more than going fast and turning left. Some of the innovations they use on the track end up in our cards. Good thing that the Dihedral Wings didn't catch on. Same thing with the Fiero.
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| 1992 Legends of Indy Rick Mears (card # 2) |
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| 1992 Legends of Indy Emerson Fittipaldi (card # 12) |
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| 1992 Legends of Indy A.J. Foyt, Jr. (card # 29) |
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| 1992 Legends of Indy Special Visitor (card # 37) Arie Luyendyk & Dan Quayle |
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| 1992 Legends of Indy Arie Luyendyk (card # 4) |
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| 1992 Legends of Indy 1984 Pace Car (card # 51) Pontiac Fiero |
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| 1992 Legends of Indy Dihedral Wings (card # 58) |
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| 1992 Legends of Indy Ferrari At Indy (card # 60) |
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| 1992 Legends of Indy 1963 Front Row (card # 71) |
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| 1992 Legends of Indy Front-Drive Novis (card # 74) |
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| 1992 Legends of Indy Twin Porsche (card # 94) |
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
1993 UD Virtual Cards - AL East
Two years ago or so I shared one of these discs. Disc number 5, the NL Central. Two nights ago I came across another few discs. So I'm sharing the disc 3, the AL East. Ah, 1993.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Broder Cards - Mark Grace
This is another binder flipping post. I have no idea how to categorize or label these cards. They're what is known as Broder cards.
Again, their appearance here means that racing cards have been staved off for another day. My guess, though, is that they will raise their ugly heads before the weekend is over.
Don't forget to weigh in on the Gint-A-Cuffs IV chumming. Stir the pot before the pot stirs you.
Again, their appearance here means that racing cards have been staved off for another day. My guess, though, is that they will raise their ugly heads before the weekend is over.
Don't forget to weigh in on the Gint-A-Cuffs IV chumming. Stir the pot before the pot stirs you.
Monday, May 21, 2012
Two Cards
I was flipping through a binder this morning and came across these two cards. Nothing special. They don't tie in together. No connection. Just something to show. Again, it was this or racing cards.
I do like the zombie look of Locker.
Magic Mets? I don't look at these guys and say, "Magic Mets" but they were an impressive group and did win the World Series in 1986. I'll give them that. How about the "Really good, better than we thought they'd do and only look slightly dorky Mets"? I do like the sequential number series in the final 60 percent of the players. That's got to count for something. Maybe it is one of those "Magic Square Mets" cards.
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| 1970 Topps Bob Locker (card 249) |
Magic Mets? I don't look at these guys and say, "Magic Mets" but they were an impressive group and did win the World Series in 1986. I'll give them that. How about the "Really good, better than we thought they'd do and only look slightly dorky Mets"? I do like the sequential number series in the final 60 percent of the players. That's got to count for something. Maybe it is one of those "Magic Square Mets" cards.
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| 1987 Fleer Magic Mets (card # 629) |
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Front or Back?
I was looking through a pack of 1991 Upper Deck a few weeks back. UD was just a few years into their reign as the premier card producer of the junk wax era. They weren't junk wax. At that time they were praised for putting quality photography on cards. But was the best photo always put on the front of the card?
Today we'll be playing "Front or Back?"
I'd have to go with Back on Edgar. How many times have you seen a third baseman just waiting for that hit that might come his way?
The Back, again. In the on-deck circle? Probably during batting practice.
Back. Definitely the back. Action on the front, but ACTION on the back.
I'll have to with the Back. Nice profile on the front, but the back shows that something has happened.
Love his chicken. And his stirring ballads. Back wins.
Todd Burns? Front! How can he walk with those legs askew?
That's all I've got. Hey, at least I scanned some baseball cards. It was almost a set of racing cards, what with the Sprint All-Star Race Saturday night. You're welcome.
Today we'll be playing "Front or Back?"
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| 1991 Upper Deck Edgar Martinez (card # 574) |
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| 1991 Upper Deck John Shelby (card # 201) |
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| 1991 Upper Deck Jose Lind (card # 258) |
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| 1991 Upper Deck Keith Miller (card # 196) |
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| 1991 Upper Deck Kenny Rogers (card # 606) |
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| 1991 Upper Deck Todd Burns (card # 405) |
That's all I've got. Hey, at least I scanned some baseball cards. It was almost a set of racing cards, what with the Sprint All-Star Race Saturday night. You're welcome.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
More Bill Wade Cards
These two Bill Wade cards came from ebay. Less than a dollar a piece, delivered. And I had some ebay bucks, so final price per card was about 55 cents.
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| 1991 Quarterback Legends Bill Wade (card # 43) |
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| 1993 Quarterback Legends Bill Wade (card # 44) |
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