I figured I would break up the contents of the massive mailing courtesy of Wes into two parts. Today I'll showoff the card portion which was awesome, but definitely not the main event. Tomorrow will feature some of the more unique gifts that I've received since I started my blog.
While I'm sure it is frustrating for those who chase big name rookies, I appreciate that Panini has a few sets that have deep checklists.
I've been accumulating a ton of Tucker cards lately. This is exciting since he has been getting a ton of good prospect love lately.
Derrek Lee only play a couple of months for the Pirates. He decided to retire even though the Buccos supposedly offered him a deal to come back. That is too bad as he could have been the starting first baseman on the Pirates team that finally broke that record losing streak.
Leaf Certified is one of the harder sets to track and accumulate. The amount of parallels is enough to make your head spin. On the positive note most of them look fantastic.
While these Sterling autos don't scan very well they are among my favorite prospect sets.
Blake Taylor got dealt to the Mets when the Pirates took a gamble on Ike Davis.
Almost looks like a camo card....
Pour one out for Cole. I hope he has a nice year in Houston.
Jim Rooker auto!
You cease to amaze me Wes. Your madness knows no bounds. While our 15 round battle looks one sided I hope that my soon to be arriving package can even the score a little. I know my attempt will likely be in vain, but I'll go down fighting.
Thanks for reading!
I'll need a refill on my popcorn if this going 15 rounds.
ReplyDeleteAmen to that!
DeleteNice start! Leaf Certified and Mirror parallels rule!
ReplyDeleteThat they do! Topps makes a few nice relic sets but they were nothing compared to Leaf.
DeleteNo superfractor?
ReplyDeleteNot this time
DeleteDamn, Derek Lee looks weird in a Pirates uniform - beautiful card though! Can't wait to see what tomorrow brings.
ReplyDeleteI love getting cards of those short stay players. Usually Update is good for 1 or 2 a year.
DeleteCan't wait to see these unique treasures you speak of.
ReplyDeleteThey were something else...
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