Pleaseeeeeeeee don’t be sleeping on Elly De La Cruz. He’s Lebron at SS out here going lots of places and doing lots of thangs… These highlight reels are f’n wild!
Read more1986-87 FLEER BASKETBALL MICHAEL JORDAN ROOKIE CARD
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I can’t even remember what a Jordan rookie card was going for in the early 90’s but I think $700 seems about right for mint condition? Unfortunately all of my old Beckett Basketball Monthly magazines are stowed away in my parents’ attic so I haven’t had a chance to flip through the pricing pages to confirm what my memory recalls. The 86 Fleer Jordan was the holy grail of sports cards for kids my age back then and I would dream about that damn thing. I would devise plans as to how I could buy it, steal it, trade for it, or find any other way I could get my hands on it. I never did get that ‘86 Fleer Jordan rookie card but I still think about it. And while most fiscally responsible adults are paying off their mortgage on their nice houses and saving money for their future, I’m still thinking about that damn Jordan rookie.
Read more1985 TOPPS PRO WRESTLING STARS CARDS
My brother and I don’t know where all of our old wrestling cards but they are definitely somewhere in my Dad’s attic. To bring back those 1985 vibes I decided to buy an unopened 1985 wax pack of these cards off of eBay. Next I kept it in the original padded envelope it was shipped in and dropped it off at my brother’s house. He had no idea what was inside but he did have an AMAZING knowledge base and memory back to pull from. Would Todd pull a Hogan?
Read more1984 FLEER BASEBALL CARDS
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I was so enamored with the game of baseball and the hobby of collecting baseball cards that I needed to know more about these players that I loved. This lead me to the back of my baseball cards where I could see the stats for my favorite players from the years before. I could even find a line or two about them and see where they were from. That was so cool to me! But at the age of 4 I couldn’t read. So…….. I did what any 4 year old would do. I learned how to read from baseball cards! True story!
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