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mrmopar
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Franklin Stubbs. I do really like this card. 86 doesn't get the credit it deserves, buried among a decade worth of some of the worst Topps designs ever! This image could be right at home in the 1973 Topps set. The only actual Dodgers auto of the day.
Andy Kosco 67T.
Juan Marichal. I didn't even have the regular 72 Topps Marichal, so when a signed copy caught my attention, why not? Would love to have a complete Topps run signed by Juan, but doubt that will happen anytime soon. I really just wish he had a regular Topps card with the Dodgers for that career capping 2 game stint in 75 though.
Dick Nen 68T.
Lastly, I am really excited for this lot and missed out on another that just ended recently, as it went almost another $50 higher than my max bid. I do love these Mariner team issue postcards. You see them signed and unsigned. I will pick up either type. There were a few former/future Dodgers that played for the M's, but the only one in my 2 lots was Jack Perconte, who was included in both. My Mariner auto collection got a nice boost, but not so much for the Dodgers collection.
Andy Kosco 67T.
Juan Marichal. I didn't even have the regular 72 Topps Marichal, so when a signed copy caught my attention, why not? Would love to have a complete Topps run signed by Juan, but doubt that will happen anytime soon. I really just wish he had a regular Topps card with the Dodgers for that career capping 2 game stint in 75 though.
Dick Nen 68T.
Lastly, I am really excited for this lot and missed out on another that just ended recently, as it went almost another $50 higher than my max bid. I do love these Mariner team issue postcards. You see them signed and unsigned. I will pick up either type. There were a few former/future Dodgers that played for the M's, but the only one in my 2 lots was Jack Perconte, who was included in both. My Mariner auto collection got a nice boost, but not so much for the Dodgers collection.