And baseball. I grabbed a pack. No peeking. Just the first one. The packaging says 30 cards. I got 26.
Kenny was in a penny sleeve, so I guess it makes up for it. I don't remember the Zenith Edition. I've seen them. I've got some of them. But I don't remember them. They came out the year after my son was born. At the end of next week he'll be finished with his undergraduate studies in college. A semester off to do some substitute teaching and then he'll be starting his Masters studies.
More shiny. More scratches. No clue what this is. Well, I can read, but I wasn't aware of it when it came out. I do like the textured sidebars so you can hold it securely and it won't drop and scratch. Little Timmy didn't use them.
Stadium Club Chrome? When I bought Stadium Club cards I was just happy that they were using Kodak film and paper.
More Chrome. It is like going to a Rod Run in Pigeon Forge.
Glossy, but no chrome. Donruss had a Club?
I wasn't expecting Gypsy Queen. Is the modern Queen the poor man's modern Ginter?
Finally. Some cards I can relate to. A trio of Topps greenbacks. 1982 variety. Mark Clear has a fantastic mustache.
Garry is looking a bit too deep into the upper deck.
Tom, I've got nothing.
Still stuck in the '80s, we have an '86 Fleer
The Pete Rose Years. Card #2. A nice crease, too.
A mis-cut '81 Topps. This Romo's back is fine. Pants are too tight, but the backs' fine.
Some manufactured vintage. The circle insert makes Cameron look like he's wearing a corset.
And to round it out, one of the many mini boxed sets. This one is from Ames. The chain went out of business in 2002.
So, who puts these packs together? CardsOne.com does. They've got some cool stuff at their site.
This item caught my eye and I immediately wondered if Night Owl had it. Or had heard of it.
They have some cool Olympic cards and items. They even have a whole category that dayf would like.
The last one of these packs I bought at my Dollar Tree had 34 cards in it. I guess I should send you 4 of them, huh?
ReplyDeleteNo, keep them. Teach yourself how to flip cards into a hat in the corner of the room. It might come in handy if you ever make it into the movie business.
DeleteI never gave this repack company a second thought, but they really do have some cool stuff on their site. Who knew?
ReplyDeleteI never go into Dollar Tree. This doesn't entice me. Merry Christmas!
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