Yep, that marked up, creased up beat up ol' checklist completed my 1968 Topps team set. Yes, I include floaty head checklist cards in my team sets. I chased that Felipe Alou card for years to complete the set only to realize Clete Boyer was on a checklist. The rage, it burned. It's done now though and I'm so happy I scanned the backs too. Enjoy the burlapy Braves goodness.
I have no idea how to create pages but I'll figure it out eventually godammit
If anyone has an Applejack from the recent McDonald's promotion you'd be willing to trade, you will be well rewarded.
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Punk Rock Paint is making some Nifty business cards (Nifty with a capitol IFT)
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In case anyone wants my opinion on card shops in Atlanta
Added to the Blogroll:
The Topps Card Collector's Blog
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New Unbroken Daily Reading is where I'm slowly migrating everything.
Daily Reading is broken and will eventually become the Graveyard for inactive blogs. This will take a while.
Let me know if your blog is not on the daily reading list.








5 comments:
I like Joe Torre but I think he could have scared the kids on Halloween back then without a mask. He actually looks better 40+ years later. Congrats on completing your set.
Those leaders cards always get me. There are a bunch of leaders cards with Dodgers on them from about 30 different years that I need to track down.
I try not to think about it.
Did you get the variation of the Boyer checklist card?
Congratulations, dayf!
Jim from Downingtown
Hackenbush - Joe REALLY looks rough on some of his cards from the early '60s.
Night Owl - Two words: Koufax. Drysdale. That's 75 % of every pitching leader card of the '60s.
Eric - if it falls in my lap one day I'll take it, but I'm not worrying about variations on team sets.
Jim - Thanks, Jim! Do I have all your blogs in the reading list? I've lost track.
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