Just a quick one tonight, featuring an eBay win that arrived in my mailbox a week or two ago:
Aside from being a very long overdue first '51 Topps card in my collection, it's one of my older Red Sox cards period. To me, it's personally significant as well, since a 1950 Bowman Maurice McDermott was the vintage card that first sparked my interest in collecting many years ago. I've sort of had a soft spot for the guy ever since.
This card, which is in pretty remarkable shape for being well over 60 years old now, set me back just $12 and change, around $15 shipped. Why did I buy that blaster of 2014 Topps again?
Shunning my card duties
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Well ... not exactly. Cards are always on my mind, even if I'm not
physically present with them or writing about them.
I traded cardboard success for fa...
3 comments:
Thought it was going to be a Parkhurst, but that's pretty awesome, too!
1951 seems to be a great year for cardboard in general!
Thanks guys! It's thanks to you Dave that I even have a '51 on the hockey side. Still loving that card!
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