So do I. Need to find one graded.I like Bo Jackson's 1990 Score baseball card, with him wearing his football shoulder pads. With the baseball bat over his shoulders.
So do I. Need to find one graded.I like Bo Jackson's 1990 Score baseball card, with him wearing his football shoulder pads. With the baseball bat over his shoulders.
So do I. Need to find one graded.
Always love a Mantle. That Gehrig is probably one I'll never own.Just got a few over the last few weeks.
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You, really? You are always posting up oldies.Always love a Mantle. That Gehrig is probably one I'll never own.
Have all the other Yankees from that set except Gehrig and Ruth......can't make myself part with the price of them!You, really? You are always posting up oldies.
Those are some heavy hitters! Nice pickups!Just got a few over the last few weeks.
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DeLong was one of those sets I learned about as a kid from the Dover reprints. I have always loved it from the beginning, even though it is one of those designs that seems only suited for kids. I have tried to pick up a few over the years, but they are usually quite expensive. I probably have 4-5 if I recall correctly. Lefty O'Doul was my primary target, for his Brooklyn connection, but I think I liked the Pepper Martin image the best, so had to have that one too.
Nice, I really need to do this, I still need a couple of his cards signed for my '88 Topps set. Did you put the cards in toploaders or card savers or just throw them in an envelope and hope for the best? I'm never sure of how to do that when sending cards out to get signed...I got a guys autograph through pastpros and just sent it unprotected as if I were doing a TTM request, but that was $20, not $150 for 2 cards.This is kind of vintage, so I'm posting them here. I've been wanting to send some cards in to the Nolan Ryan Foundation for quite some time and finally got around to doing it. I wasn't sure what to expect as far as turn around time with covid and the holidays, but sent anyways a couple of weeks ago. I must've gotten lucky and caught him when he was there signing because they showed back up at my house just a couple weeks after I mailed them. That includes the slooooow shipping times that many of us have experienced. I did a ball a few years back and that took 3-4 months. When I saw my SASE returned so quickly, I was pretty worried I did something wrong and they had returned them unsigned. I couldn't be happier with how they turned out.
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I sent them each in a penny sleeve and top loader, then all 4 in a team bag so they wouldn't slide out of the top loaders in shipping. I used a 6x4 small bubble mailer for my SASE (request your post office to use stamps, not the printed barcode thing at the counter because you don't know the date that it'll get shipped back). I put the cards, form, and money order in the SASE but didn't seal it and put it in my bigger bubble mailer addressed to the foundation. I wasn't really sure how the foundation would send them back..in my stuff or just thrown in the SASE, but I was pleasantly surprised that they were packaged the exact same way that I had sent it to them...penny sleeve, top loader, team bag.Nice, I really need to do this, I still need a couple of his cards signed for my '88 Topps set. Did you put the cards in toploaders or card savers or just throw them in an envelope and hope for the best? I'm never sure of how to do that when sending cards out to get signed...I got a guys autograph through pastpros and just sent it unprotected as if I were doing a TTM request, but that was $20, not $150 for 2 cards.
Yeah, he has some great looking cards. I would've done a '72 as well, but I didn't have an extra one of those. I love the '75's (like most people do), so those were an easy decision. All those 4 cards I sent were extras....and in nice shape...and from the 70's, so that's why I chose them. The base '75 I had sent in twice to get graded, but it kept coming back min.size, so instead of spending yet more money to keep trying at PSA, I decided it may as well be one I would get signed. It measures about 1/16 short TB. Not trimmed, just factory short. His prices for cards are $75 per, inscriptions $50 extra. You have to fill out a form and I requested blue sharpie on my form and highlighted it so it would stand out just in case. Here's the page of the website that has all that info.What is the rate these days? Ryan has a few great looking cards I should try to get signed before it is too late. He really kind of got ripped off when it comes to great card images though, at least pre-1980. 71, 74 and 80 are three that I really want signed badly.