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GioCollector1089
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First some recent Gio pickups. I have others but they werent worth scanning or are redemptions. I guess I forgot to scan my Heritage red auto /60 though. Sorry for the poor scans. Im still trying to figure out this new scanner. The one chrome is an xfractor and the Topps is a Wal-Mart exclusive black-border.
And now some pickups from todays show. I also picked up a couple refractors that i didnt bother scanning as well as busted a box of LOST trading cards. It was cheap so I figured Id give it a try. It was fun for the price I paid.
First, a Jonny Flynn patch for my Cuse collection. Its /25. Paid $10.
Then this Carl Crawford RC. Already have one, but have been looking to pick up more. Very underrated card. Paid $25 if I remember correctly.
And finally, this Aaron Boone auto. If you are not familiar with this card, it is Boone's only auto in a Yankee jersey, and it was (hopefully still is) a decently sought after card. I have always looked for these cards at shows and was lucky enough to find one at a show a few years back cheap and flip it for a decent amount. Today I came across my second. Paid $15. Very much worth the risk in my book.
And now some pickups from todays show. I also picked up a couple refractors that i didnt bother scanning as well as busted a box of LOST trading cards. It was cheap so I figured Id give it a try. It was fun for the price I paid.
First, a Jonny Flynn patch for my Cuse collection. Its /25. Paid $10.
Then this Carl Crawford RC. Already have one, but have been looking to pick up more. Very underrated card. Paid $25 if I remember correctly.
And finally, this Aaron Boone auto. If you are not familiar with this card, it is Boone's only auto in a Yankee jersey, and it was (hopefully still is) a decently sought after card. I have always looked for these cards at shows and was lucky enough to find one at a show a few years back cheap and flip it for a decent amount. Today I came across my second. Paid $15. Very much worth the risk in my book.
