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My latest eBay purchase was a lot of 20 Tigers cards for
just 99 cents shipped. I got a good share of parallels and various
shiny cards. I think my favorite card is the Curtis Granderson gold
foil card. I also received a nice rookie card of former Yankee prospect
Austin Jackson who was traded for Granderson. After seeing that
Dontrelle Willis card, I felt compelled to find out what ever happened
to him. Apparently, he retired earlier this month. Who knew?
I
picked up a pair of 2 2007 Topps Series 1 packs at a flea market for
$4.00. I am not sure why I did this. I bought a ton of this stuff in
2007. I really don’t like the design or the inserts or anything about
this set. Yet I still buy more. I didn’t get anything great. But here
are the proceeds.
I picked up a lot of 20 Red Sox cards on eBay for 99
cents shipped. I still hate the Red Sox, but I am a collector of all
MLB teams. I got a bunch of parallel cards as well as the usual Topps
fare. I especially like the Bowman Platinum cards. That’s about all
the time I wish to spend on the subject of the Red Sox. End
transmission.
My latest EBay purchase is a 2006 Allen & Ginter card of John Lackey. It cost me 6 cents shipped. This card is technically a short print. That really doesn’t impress me since I don’t collect short prints. But, in 2006 that would be a big deal. In 2006, this card would probably sell for $6 instead of 6 cents. However, in 2012 this card is reduced to a mere common card. And, John Lackey has been reduced to an injury-prone bum. He is also a Red Sox now so that’s another strike against him.
I picked up two packs of 1995 SP at a flea market for some reason. I had never purchased any 1995 SP before. So I added some cards to my collection 17 years late. Each pack contained 8 cards. I didn’t do too bad. I picked up insert cards of Frank Thomas and George Brett. I also picked base cards of Matt Williams, David Cone, and Robin Ventura. These packs were $2 each. I think I got a better value in these packs then I would in a lot of newer products.