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Some retail therapy
If anyone is still out there reading...crickets...I 'm firing the blog back up and trying to shake off my trade bait draft rust.
I had some good fortune and won a contest at work. The decision was made by me to drop it on cardboard. I haven't dipped into retail repacks in a while. They can be addictive. Usually there is no pay off at the end but it's usually good clean fun and no one but me gets hurt.
Let's look at what $40 bucks can get us in repack glory this Saturday afternoon! I will provide comments where appropriate and inappropriate.
Don't get too excited. The box clearly states that the cards pictured may not be inside. Damn shame, I was really hoping for that Babe Ruth Bat Card! Usually my hit is a graded card...ugh.
Ryan Braun is this box's cover boy. Yikes...
Various Topps Participants to this party
Upper Deck Miscellanea
Insert Ryan Braun Joke (HERE)
Topps Chrome loves Ryan Howard
I love the Masterpieces. Always have-Always will
Freddie Freeman will you bring me luck
Now we are into the contents of the "GEM" box. Oh great, there's Braun again.
More Topps stuff
Tristar-I've never opened this before, game on.
OOOOOh, the mystery. At least it doesn't appear to be a graded card.
Another shot of the mystery cardboard, What could be inside.
Some of my favorites. Viva Livan and sliding Josh!
Is this guy still a big deal.
The black inserts from O Pee Chee.
Chrome Produces Mr. Bloody Sock and his Blue Refractor Twin.
Some vintage...reprints lol.
Miscellanea...El Cabello + the only guy I've heard of from the Tristar
OOOO. Star Quest
Die Cut...
These shinies are cool. Maddux especially
O gosh. Yankees. Who would want this foolishness
Love the masterpieces€
At least there were four numbered cards. But two of them were Yankees and Mets
Some neat rookie finds...Tulo, Ubaldo, Longo, McCutcheon, and Lincecum
The hit which turned out to be an auto. Was a very pleasant surprise!
If I'm gonna grade this haul, I guess I will go with C++. The Gorman kinda saved it for me. Most of this filth is available if anyone wants to trade today.
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I had some good fortune and won a contest at work. The decision was made by me to drop it on cardboard. I haven't dipped into retail repacks in a while. They can be addictive. Usually there is no pay off at the end but it's usually good clean fun and no one but me gets hurt.
Let's look at what $40 bucks can get us in repack glory this Saturday afternoon! I will provide comments where appropriate and inappropriate.
More...
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