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rum151man

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Mar 9, 2010
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found a bunch of cool stuff today, guy was clearing stuff out mostly $1 each I picked up about 50 single items and the 2 boxes of baseball cards for $40 total. honestly not sure on the values on most of this stuff, but the stuff is just too cool and I really don't care on the values but im sure theres some gems in here.

old newspaper clippings
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oddballs, mickey mantle HR flip book is awesome, braves player cube
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oddballs
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few cards Griffey/ 1989, smith /2000
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non sports hank Williams jr ticket, 1963 yonkers raceway ticket, theo Roosevelt card
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rum151man

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have a fealing I should have bought more of his non sports stuff but wasn't sure on values but for $1 I should have bought more
 

Bogeysave82

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Awesome pick up man!!! You always kill it... I wish I had flea markets like that around me... That Bo Jackson wrist band is sweet... Again great job
 

Zan

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That Ted Williams exhibit is NOT an oddball. That is a legit card my friend!

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DaClyde

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Jan 17, 2010
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Huntsville, AL
Seems anytime I venture into a flea market, everyone thinks it's still 1992, and are still asking 1992 prices for their junk.
 

A_Pharis

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The reason why he asks is because that's from 2001 Donruss. They had regular non-auto versions numbered to the year of the original DK that is represented (i.e. Griffey with 1989). They also had auto versions numbered to the last 2 digits of the year (i.e. Griffey would be 89). Griffey, however, didn't get to sign his since I think he became an exclusive... so DLP included it anyway - without an auto.
 

MansGame

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Sep 25, 2009
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Dallas, TX
First off, really cool pickups! Wish thy had them near me.

The reason why he asks is because that's from 2001 Donruss. They had regular non-auto versions numbered to the year of the original DK that is represented (i.e. Griffey with 1989). They also had auto versions numbered to the last 2 digits of the year (i.e. Griffey would be 89). Griffey, however, didn't get to sign his since I think he became an exclusive... so DLP included it anyway - without an auto.

Interesting. I'm assuming the /89 of his are tough to find lol

looks tan to me

Hope it's real for your sake :)
 

magicpapa

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The reason why he asks is because that's from 2001 Donruss. They had regular non-auto versions numbered to the year of the original DK that is represented (i.e. Griffey with 1989). They also had auto versions numbered to the last 2 digits of the year (i.e. Griffey would be 89). Griffey, however, didn't get to sign his since I think he became an exclusive... so DLP included it anyway - without an auto.

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This set is an autographed parallel of the Diamond Kings Reprints. Each card is serial numbered to the year the card made its appearance in the Donruss set, minus 1900. Eleven of the nineteen autographees packed out as redemptions.
Since Ken Griffey, Jr. was under an exclusive autograph contract to Upper Deck, Donruss was unable to have him autograph any of his DKR cards. Since he was the only player unable to sign, Donruss simply made a special un-autographed parallel numbered to only 89 copies, to round out the set. As mentioned in the listing for the regular DKR's, the Griffey, Jr. is an un-corrected error, as the card reprinted was in the 1990 Donruss set, not the '89 one.
 

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