I recently made a trade with Paul of the blog Phungo, a Phillies card blog.
Paul had posted his thoughts on a rack pack of 2014 Allen & Ginter he bought back in August and had pulled an Andrew McCutchen mini. I instantly jumped on calling dibs on it.
In addition to the A&G mini, Paul sent a package with his usual Phungo cards he produced himself. Some of my all time favorites were included.
He also included a bunch of new cards I didn't already have in my Pirates collection including the well worn, but brand new to me 1993 Fleer Atlantic Collector's Edition Andy Van Slyke. All 10 cards pictured above are new to my collection except for the Cutch which I have one signed in person. The 75 mini of Al Oliver and Bowman Heritage Aramis Ramirez are probably my runner up favorites to the playing card of Barry Bonds. I just love those unique oddball items featuring players from the 80s and 90s. I wish they would do stuff like that again.
He also included this unique 2007 Upper Deck NL Central Pennant Chasers insert of Freddy Sanchez. The Bucs actually had a shot at winning the NL Central Pennant in 2007 despite having a losing record.
Paul thank you so much for the awesome cards. Your package should be arriving next week. I went to a card show last weekend and got some extra stuff for you.
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Friday, September 5, 2014
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Trading Post: Screaming Line Drive
I recently made a trade with Daddyoho of the blog Screaming Line Drive. For a couple Phillies jersey relics and a few Flyers, I managed to get 3 nice Pittsburgh additions to the Treasure Room.
Up first is the card that started the trade, a 2003 SP Legendary Cuts Historical Impressions Honus Wagner numbered 175/200. It's a nice looking manucard made to resemble Honus' autograph.
On the back of the card is an interesting fact about how Honus ranked in the top 10 in the entire league in average, RBI, hits, runs, OBP, slugging, extra-base hits, and total bases over the course of a 11 straight seasons. It also shows his career totals for his Hall of Fame career.
Once we started talking, we added more cards to the mix.
Included is this 2002 SP Authentix Jersey of Jason Kendall. It such a shame that he suffered such a major injury during his prime cause he could have been one of the best contact hitting catchers in MLB history. As it stands he finished his career with 2,195 hits and a .288 batting average. That puts him 4th all time on the catcher's hit list. 4TH ALL TIME!!! Ahead of Mike Piazza, Johnny Bench, Yogi Berra, and Gary Carter. Do you think that Jason Kendall will ever be recognized as a HOF player? Probably not. Mainly because of his off field problems with his ex wife. And that's a damn shame because it would have been nice to see a Pirate I rooted for get his plaque in Cooperstown wearing the Black n Gold.
The final card of the trade was a Sidney Crosby 2012 Black Friday base card. I'm sure that since he's a Flyers fan, he was more than happy to throw this in since, well.....Flyers don't like Sidney and Sidney doesn't like them. Why? He just don't like them.
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| 2003 SP Legendary Cuts Historical Impressions 175/200 |
Up first is the card that started the trade, a 2003 SP Legendary Cuts Historical Impressions Honus Wagner numbered 175/200. It's a nice looking manucard made to resemble Honus' autograph.
On the back of the card is an interesting fact about how Honus ranked in the top 10 in the entire league in average, RBI, hits, runs, OBP, slugging, extra-base hits, and total bases over the course of a 11 straight seasons. It also shows his career totals for his Hall of Fame career.
Once we started talking, we added more cards to the mix.
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| 2002 SP Authentix Jersey Jason Kendall |
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| 2012 Black Friday Sidney Crosby |
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