These aren't my four highest valued cards, but they are the four I value the most.
In no particular order...
1. Roger Staubach rookie. I just watched the "A Football Life" on him and was reminded how great of a player and man he was. I got this card 30 years ago when I was 10. A guy across the street from me collected as a kid and let me have it if I mowed his lawn all summer. Lucky for me he had a small yard! The card isn't mint, but I wouldn't trade it for anything.
2. Tom Landry Cowboy Clippings. Piece of a game worn Fedora. This one is my George Washington, my top card. I tried and tried to find this card on ebay. I couldn't find or I kept getting outbid. Then I moved and went into a local card shop. The place must only be 150 sq. ft., my bathroom is bigger than this place. The old timer that owns it, had it! He pulled it from a pack and it went straight into the case. Got a great deal, and I only buy my cards from that place still.
3. Bob Lilly Rookie. This one was a challenge as well. The sheet cutting machine often messed up while cutting the cards! Each row getting worse and worse causing cards to get more and more off-center. this card was on the last row toward the bottom, the real bad cards where often just thrown away and not even packaged. Mine isn't centered very good, but I think it adds to the cards history. Also he is Mr.Cowboy!
4. Emmitt Smith Rookie Score. The NFL's leading rusher. Pretty great year for score brand that year. First they introduce rookies the year they were drafted instead of waiting for them to play a full season. Then their Supplemental set comes out with Emmitt's rookie.
Let's see your Mt. Rushmore's!
Honorable mention:
Tony Dorsett rookie.
Randy White rookie
Bill Bates rookie
Don Meredith rookie
Harvey Martin Cowboys Clippings
Emmitt Smith ProBowl Jersey card.
In no particular order...
1. Roger Staubach rookie. I just watched the "A Football Life" on him and was reminded how great of a player and man he was. I got this card 30 years ago when I was 10. A guy across the street from me collected as a kid and let me have it if I mowed his lawn all summer. Lucky for me he had a small yard! The card isn't mint, but I wouldn't trade it for anything.
2. Tom Landry Cowboy Clippings. Piece of a game worn Fedora. This one is my George Washington, my top card. I tried and tried to find this card on ebay. I couldn't find or I kept getting outbid. Then I moved and went into a local card shop. The place must only be 150 sq. ft., my bathroom is bigger than this place. The old timer that owns it, had it! He pulled it from a pack and it went straight into the case. Got a great deal, and I only buy my cards from that place still.
3. Bob Lilly Rookie. This one was a challenge as well. The sheet cutting machine often messed up while cutting the cards! Each row getting worse and worse causing cards to get more and more off-center. this card was on the last row toward the bottom, the real bad cards where often just thrown away and not even packaged. Mine isn't centered very good, but I think it adds to the cards history. Also he is Mr.Cowboy!
4. Emmitt Smith Rookie Score. The NFL's leading rusher. Pretty great year for score brand that year. First they introduce rookies the year they were drafted instead of waiting for them to play a full season. Then their Supplemental set comes out with Emmitt's rookie.
Let's see your Mt. Rushmore's!
Honorable mention:
Tony Dorsett rookie.
Randy White rookie
Bill Bates rookie
Don Meredith rookie
Harvey Martin Cowboys Clippings
Emmitt Smith ProBowl Jersey card.
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