Back in 2015, I remember when the first Canseco hit: 1988 Topps buyback. I couldn't hit the buy it now button fast enough iirc! Then another popped. Then another ... then another. I ended up amassing an unreal amount of 1/1s and other low numbered cards. Then 2016 hit ... then ... year...
So, I figured maybe I should post some others. Here is one of my latest! It is a Rickey Henderson jumbo (and I mean MASSIVE) 3 panel booklet featuring 9 patches - the patches are not game-worn, but rather commemorative to celebrate all the teams he played for.
Thank you very much!
Thank you! No, but I have collectors reach out to me daily :)
Thanks! That green part is actually part of the green monster.
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Howdy, FCB! It has been a loooong time. Much too long!
So for about 10 years now, I've been creating custom cards for both my and other people's collections, while showing them here. I've had a blast doing it, but 2023 is the year I focused on it more than any year prior.
I wanted to show a...
So, apparently my latest article is too large to post here. Here is a link to some fun stuff if anyone is interested. Happy NYE, folks!
https://tanmanbaseballfan.com/2022/12/teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles-and-the-tiniest-baseball-cards-ever.html
Hey guys! It has been a loooooong time since I have posted here. I was going to post my article in, but the site isn't letting me. Apparently there is a 10,000 character and 20 image limit per post. Instead, I'll post a link to my article on my site with a couple pics here of some of my...
When Topps revived the Allen & Ginter name, they did a remarkable job staying true to the brand, while introducing some really, and I mean realllly cool cards. Metal, stained glass, silk, wood, glow in the dark, rip, framed/not-framed, etc.
It seemed to be only a matter of time when Topps...
You've probably heard of Old Judge, Gypsy Queen, Allen & Ginter, and Goodwin.
But have you heard of Yum Yum Tobacco?
If you are not a 19th century baseball card aficionado, the odds are you haven't. They are among the rarest of the rare, and perhaps possess one of the greatest names for a...
“You know, it's funny,” Canseco said. “I didn't realize I had shot my own finger off. ... Canseco then attempted to minimize the blood loss by lifting the hand over his head and squeezing on his wrist. He went to find his fiancée and told her, “Listen, I'm sorry, but I just shot my finger off.”...