Frank
Still looking,
Still looking,
Let us know if you find one of those treasure relics. I'd love to see what all is out there
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Let us know if you find one of those treasure relics. I'd love to see what all is out there
Frank
Still looking,
Still looking,
Hey Frank
I see the pictures of all the cards , that's fantastic I know that had to be fun. Nothing like opening a pack and a rare card jumps out at you
I see the pictures of all the cards , that's fantastic I know that had to be fun. Nothing like opening a pack and a rare card jumps out at you
Right? So much fun!
Did you find any treasures yourself? 
Hey Frank
I see the pictures of all the cards , that's fantastic I know that had to be fun. Nothing like opening a pack and a rare card jumps out at you
I see the pictures of all the cards , that's fantastic I know that had to be fun. Nothing like opening a pack and a rare card jumps out at you
Nice! I need to order the correctly sized top loaders lol
I will think on it
Sounds good. It's only a passing interest but would be glad to trade any of my non-X signatures for a Wiseau straight up to you or anyone else.
The top loaders are key. They come in all different thicknesses. These are 100pt thick and work well for the signature and relic cards. Don't forget the penny sleeves to put into the top loaders
These are the signature cards I pulled if you wanted to do a trade:
Nice! I need to order the correctly sized top loaders lol
I will think on it
These are the signature cards I pulled if you wanted to do a trade:
Got any signed Tommy Wiseau cards?
Yep. Sure do. Don't think I'd sell it, though, since I only have one.
Here's a pic of some of the signed cards:
Got any signed Tommy Wiseau cards?
Took me several days, but got all of the silvers/gold border/black borders organized
Still a ton more to organize, though. 😅
If anyone is looking for something specific to complete your collection, let me know and I'll sift through what I have to see if I've got it and can spare it. If I have a double I'm more than happy to trade. other than my 83's. hanging onto those
Still a ton more to organize, though. 😅
If anyone is looking for something specific to complete your collection, let me know and I'll sift through what I have to see if I've got it and can spare it. If I have a double I'm more than happy to trade. other than my 83's. hanging onto those
I personally enjoy the hunt as much as the find. I have only seen a few items flipped but, for the most part the highly sought after rare ones have been extremely difficult to find for #83, #222, and #259. This makes the hunt even more fun and when you find one you know you have something special. Enjoy the hunt and most of all have some fun, price will take care of itself
I didn't realize the 222 and 259 were valuable. I bet I have several of those laying around
Can someone explain why 222 or 259 is related to 83? I get they are also non-baseball cards within the 1-300 series, but the topics are very much unrelated.
I think one of the members here just finds these appealing. I bought a few cards for a local basketball player - a glow in the dark and framed autograph. This is a neat hobby. I'm just trying not to go overboard. May be too late though as I have a red, Brooklyn, and no number. Hard not to shoot for full house .
It really is fun. I absolutely love it. The hunt is a blast. Wife and I went to all of the Targets in our area hunting for cards. We had a lot of fun doing it. And then opening them and seeing what you find is fun as well.
That is fantastic Frank, really the hunting is so much fun.
It truly is! We went to about 10 different Targets lol. Found around 50 of the 3-packs
I've been trying to only open about 5 of them per day. Makes it like Christmas on the daily lol I personally enjoy the hunt as much as the find. I have only seen a few items flipped but, for the most part the highly sought after rare ones have been extremely difficult to find for #83, #222, and #259. This makes the hunt even more fun and when you find one you know you have something special. Enjoy the hunt and most of all have some fun, price will take care of itself
I didn't realize the 222 and 259 were valuable. I bet I have several of those laying around
Can someone explain why 222 or 259 is related to 83? I get they are also non-baseball cards within the 1-300 series, but the topics are very much unrelated.
I think one of the members here just finds these appealing. I bought a few cards for a local basketball player - a glow in the dark and framed autograph. This is a neat hobby. I'm just trying not to go overboard. May be too late though as I have a red, Brooklyn, and no number. Hard not to shoot for full house .
It really is fun. I absolutely love it. The hunt is a blast. Wife and I went to all of the Targets in our area hunting for cards. We had a lot of fun doing it. And then opening them and seeing what you find is fun as well.
That is fantastic Frank, really the hunting is so much fun.
I personally enjoy the hunt as much as the find. I have only seen a few items flipped but, for the most part the highly sought after rare ones have been extremely difficult to find for #83, #222, and #259. This makes the hunt even more fun and when you find one you know you have something special. Enjoy the hunt and most of all have some fun, price will take care of itself
I didn't realize the 222 and 259 were valuable. I bet I have several of those laying around
Can someone explain why 222 or 259 is related to 83? I get they are also non-baseball cards within the 1-300 series, but the topics are very much unrelated.
I think one of the members here just finds these appealing. I bought a few cards for a local basketball player - a glow in the dark and framed autograph. This is a neat hobby. I'm just trying not to go overboard. May be too late though as I have a red, Brooklyn, and no number. Hard not to shoot for full house .
It really is fun. I absolutely love it. The hunt is a blast. Wife and I went to all of the Targets in our area hunting for cards. We had a lot of fun doing it. And then opening them and seeing what you find is fun as well.
This is a neat hobby. I'm just trying not to go overboard. May be too late though as I have a red, Brooklyn, and no number.
The red (/5) and Brooklyn (/25) cards aren't very collectible. Most serious #83 Cryptocurrency collectors will go out of their ways to avoid those two cards. However, since I'm such a nice and generous guy, I'm willing to take those off your hands at cost.
Regards,
Chris
Very good, I have a brooklyn and was wondering who I could pawn this off on. I know I overpaid at 10,000.00 but, glad you are willing to cover the cost.
For 10k, you get all my cards and half a car
This is a neat hobby. I'm just trying not to go overboard. May be too late though as I have a red, Brooklyn, and no number.
The red (/5) and Brooklyn (/25) cards aren't very collectible. Most serious #83 Cryptocurrency collectors will go out of their ways to avoid those two cards. However, since I'm such a nice and generous guy, I'm willing to take those off your hands at cost.
Regards,
Chris
Very good, I have a brooklyn and was wondering who I could pawn this off on. I know I overpaid at 10,000.00 but, glad you are willing to cover the cost.
This is a neat hobby. I'm just trying not to go overboard. May be too late though as I have a red, Brooklyn, and no number.
The red (/5) and Brooklyn (/25) cards aren't very collectible. Most serious #83 Cryptocurrency collectors will go out of their ways to avoid those two cards. However, since I'm such a nice and generous guy, I'm willing to take those off your hands at cost.
Regards,
Chris
Did you all see that there are 'treasure relics' in the hobby boxes? Really cool.
Here's the only one I found on ebay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Topps-2018-Allen-Ginter-Sunken-Treasure-Admiral-Gardner-Framed-Mini-12-15/163234020087?epid=704055654&hash=item2601817af7:g:GQwAAOSwsNBbivqp
Here's the only one I found on ebay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Topps-2018-Allen-Ginter-Sunken-Treasure-Admiral-Gardner-Framed-Mini-12-15/163234020087?epid=704055654&hash=item2601817af7:g:GQwAAOSwsNBbivqp
Truly amazing. Also there was an 1800s cigarette card too
I personally enjoy the hunt as much as the find. I have only seen a few items flipped but, for the most part the highly sought after rare ones have been extremely difficult to find for #83, #222, and #259. This makes the hunt even more fun and when you find one you know you have something special. Enjoy the hunt and most of all have some fun, price will take care of itself
I didn't realize the 222 and 259 were valuable. I bet I have several of those laying around
Can someone explain why 222 or 259 is related to 83? I get they are also non-baseball cards within the 1-300 series, but the topics are very much unrelated.
I think one of the members here just finds these appealing. I bought a few cards for a local basketball player - a glow in the dark and framed autograph. This is a neat hobby. I'm just trying not to go overboard. May be too late though as I have a red, Brooklyn, and no number. Hard not to shoot for full house .
Did you all see that there are 'treasure relics' in the hobby boxes? Really cool.
Here's the only one I found on ebay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Topps-2018-Allen-Ginter-Sunken-Treasure-Admiral-Gardner-Framed-Mini-12-15/163234020087?epid=704055654&hash=item2601817af7:g:GQwAAOSwsNBbivqp
Here's the only one I found on ebay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Topps-2018-Allen-Ginter-Sunken-Treasure-Admiral-Gardner-Framed-Mini-12-15/163234020087?epid=704055654&hash=item2601817af7:g:GQwAAOSwsNBbivqp
I wish they would have done a cryptocurrency relic card. imagine one of them including a cas coin
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