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Wineguy

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OK sorry to bore you boys, that is having some decent ones just spread out, like I said, mine are just normal from when I was a kid collecting and a few I remember trading with other kids. Never had them looked at nor put in glass or plactic, probably should have. Thanks for the lesson, I will try to figure out the fuzziness
 

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If you click the 3 dots just right of the smilie icon, there are further options including (far left) attach an image. I was able to attach from hard drive. There are ways to resize photo and (I think) to rotate them. Year 20-something and I'm still a rookie. Need the AB's. Actually, they go by plate appearances, don't they? If I'm hit by pitch 130 times I think that counts. For something.

Some cool shit, btw.
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The Jackie Robinson wasn't mine. Year--1947--just triggered a first appearance question so I emboldened my fingers.
 

Box and one

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Big time collector many many baseball cards football and hoops . But have a 1953 Mickey Mantle that I put silly putty on the back of it When a card collector see's it he lights turns on Perfect cut even white no creases . Looks mint condition until he turns it over . In 1969 in college I put silly putty on the back of it against my dorm door . When the year was over Took it down taking about 1} 4th in the back print off. The collector looks at the card and just shakes his head. WTF did you do that for? A card worth thousands ruined by the damage to the back . I was an 18 yr old freshman in college before Cards became popular again What the hell did I know. But before I left for college I wrapped up in a converse sneakers empty box all my most valuable baseball cards Mantlles Ted Williams Hank Aaron etc I put about 10 rubber bands around the box My Mother threw out all my baseball card collections in my closet like many mothers back in the day. But because I had all those runbber bands around one box she kept... them I still have that box loaded with Mantles Aarons Ted Williams all 1956'57'58'and 60's. Worth mucho today I took the mantle 53 card to a dealer and he offered me $300 for the damaged Mantle . I said no thanks and it sitting near my computer as I type this post its in an acrylic clear baseball holder.
 

Keyser Soze

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Big time collector many many baseball cards football and hoops . But have a 1953 Mickey Mantle that I put silly putty on the back of it When a card collector see's it he lights turns on Perfect cut even white no creases . Looks mint condition until he turns it over . In 1969 in college I put silly putty on the back of it against my dorm door . When the year was over Took it down taking about 1} 4th in the back print off. The collector looks at the card and just shakes his head. WTF did you do that for? A card worth thousands ruined by the damage to the back . I was an 18 yr old freshman in college before Cards became popular again What the hell did I know. But before I left for college I wrapped up in a converse sneakers empty box all my most valuable baseball cards Mantlles Ted Williams Hank Aaron etc I put about 10 rubber bands around the box My Mother threw out all my baseball card collections in my closet like many mothers back in the day. But because I had all those runbber bands around one box she kept... them I still have that box loaded with Mantles Aarons Ted Williams all 1956'57'58'and 60's. Worth mucho today I took the mantle 53 card to a dealer and he offered me $300 for the damaged Mantle . I said no thanks and it sitting near my computer as I type this post its in an acrylic clear baseball holder.
Just don't turn it over!
 
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