Remember when I got that Superfractor Rookie Card of Cutch?
This will go nicely with it.
Since May 2nd, I have only posted 3 times. I'm hoping to get back on track and maybe in doing so Cutch can get back on track to his career levels.
Showing posts with label orange refractor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label orange refractor. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Friday, April 29, 2016
McCutchen Mailday #98 & 99: Two Low Number Parallels from 2010
Chrome cards of Cutch from 2010 don't pop up very often, but when I saw both of these hit and end within minutes of one another, I knew that I had to try and win them both so that I can add them to my latest batch of Cutch PC additions in 2016.
Mission accomplished.
The scan on the Orange Bowman Chrome refractor kept cutting the card off because of the way that year's release warped. I assure you the card is perfectly centered (9.5 easily)
Both parallels are numbered to only 25 copies. The Bowman Chrome was purchased for about half the price of the Red Refractor Topps Chrome.
Mission accomplished.
The scan on the Orange Bowman Chrome refractor kept cutting the card off because of the way that year's release warped. I assure you the card is perfectly centered (9.5 easily)
Both parallels are numbered to only 25 copies. The Bowman Chrome was purchased for about half the price of the Red Refractor Topps Chrome.
Thursday, April 21, 2016
McCutchen Mailday #87 and 88: A Pair of Low Number Parallels
Today's Cutch PC Additions bring us two lower numbered parallels. The Orange Bowman's Best refractor /25 was snagged for only $8, while the Black Chrome Refractor /67 was bought for $30.
Clearly it's nothing like the 1/1 rookie Superfractor of Cutch I showed yesterday, but it was a pair of cards I needed to add for the Cutch PC.
I have really changed my focus on card collecting the past year and a half. Instead of buying up lots of parallels, autos, etc of guys like Jose Tabata and Matt Capps, I am strictly sticking to being a Supercollector of Charlie Morton and Andrew McCutchen in addition to being a base team set collector for Topps, Stadium Club, Ginter, and Heritage. I suppose I will continue to add the base cards of Donruss as long as they are continued to be produced.
Clearly it's nothing like the 1/1 rookie Superfractor of Cutch I showed yesterday, but it was a pair of cards I needed to add for the Cutch PC.
I have really changed my focus on card collecting the past year and a half. Instead of buying up lots of parallels, autos, etc of guys like Jose Tabata and Matt Capps, I am strictly sticking to being a Supercollector of Charlie Morton and Andrew McCutchen in addition to being a base team set collector for Topps, Stadium Club, Ginter, and Heritage. I suppose I will continue to add the base cards of Donruss as long as they are continued to be produced.
Friday, October 2, 2015
McCutchen Mailday #144-149: High End Low Numbers!!!!
Tribute, Museum, Triple Threads?
These are some of the highest end products released each year by Topps.
Add in some low numbered parallels from Panini and you have my latest lot of Cutch's I've purchased.
Look how shiny they are!!!!
Not a bad group of cards for only around $20
These 6 pieces of cardboard bring my yearly additions of Cutch to 149.
These are some of the highest end products released each year by Topps.
Add in some low numbered parallels from Panini and you have my latest lot of Cutch's I've purchased.
Look how shiny they are!!!!
Not a bad group of cards for only around $20
These 6 pieces of cardboard bring my yearly additions of Cutch to 149.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Chasing Rainbows: Russell Martin Orange Chrome Refractor
Last month I showed off my Pink Refractor of Russ numbered /5. It marked my 6th different parallel of this card I had shown off.
I had already shown off a few of the rainbow parallels in the past dating back to last year.
I had already shown off a few of the rainbow parallels in the past dating back to last year.
red numbered 12/25 and sepia numbered 45/75
Today I'm showing off my 7th parallel of the recent free agent backstop.
It's the un numbered orange prallel. I'm going to keep trying to add these to my collection as long as they come up. This one ran me just $1.25 delivered.
Today I'm showing off my 7th parallel of the recent free agent backstop.
It's the un numbered orange prallel. I'm going to keep trying to add these to my collection as long as they come up. This one ran me just $1.25 delivered.
Saturday, June 14, 2014
Orange is the New Black
My girlfriend has been having mini marathons of the show Orange is the New Black.
Has anyone seen it? If you have watched it, let me know what you think because quite frankly I haven't given it a chance.
Instead I bought an orange refractor of one of my favorite pitchers not named Charlie Morton. The above card ran me $2 delivered.
Has anyone seen it? If you have watched it, let me know what you think because quite frankly I haven't given it a chance.
Instead I bought an orange refractor of one of my favorite pitchers not named Charlie Morton. The above card ran me $2 delivered.
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