I may not know the current generation of players, but I'm always happy when the first ST games show up on television.
The images of the green grass, sunny skies, people in shirtsleeves, etc., bring a little warmth to the long winter here in Westcentral PA and bring back fond memories of my own...
Baseball Card Price Guide was meant to directly compete with Beckett monthly. It was hugely successful in the hobby's heyday and was profitable from the very first issue. Obviously there were lots of collectors buying from the ads as the advertisers came back issue-after-issue at ever-increasing...
His real rookie card!
Your item was delivered in or at the mailbox at 12:06 pm on September 28, 2015 in OAKLEY, CA 94561.Your item was delivered in or at the mailbox at 12:06 pm on September 28, 2015 in OAKLEY, CA 94561.
"the Bay" why add a "th"?
"poppage" just a pet peeve
"Nationals" ditto
"ripping" better than the now-outmoded "busting," but what's wrong with "opening"?
You also have to remember that the numbers quoted were the original print runs for those particular issues. More than half of the copies that were on sale on newsstands went unsold and were shredded.
The mail-offer for the Diamond Star-style McGwire really fell flat; I don't recall exactly...
Sorry to be late to the party . . .
Bottom at left are 1969 Topps 4-on-1 mini-stickers; 25 different sticker-cards, 100 subjects.
At right are 1962 "Pittsburgh Exhibits"; 81 known
Thanks. Actually I've been here for a couple of years, but recently had to re-register when I buggered up my computer by doing a "Refresh".
FWIW . . . don't EVER do a refresh in Windows 8 unless you understand the fine print.
Atlantic magazine recently had an excellent article pertinent to this . . .
http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2014/07/who-wins-in-the-name-game/374912/