This is a series where I show off cards I need for my PC’s that I pick up on Ebay or COMC for cheaper than a stamp. My maximum I spend on these cards is actually $.30 so I get them quite a bit cheaper than a stamp.
We’re back to cards from the Vintage collection. We always start with the younger cards and work our way back to the older ones.
1987 Donruss – Bob Walk #203, Tony Armas #498
I picked up the Bob Walk for $.11 and the Tony Armas for $.10. I still put my max bid of $.29 on 1987’s even though I hate paying a quarter for them so it’s nice when it works out to pick them up out of a virtual dime box.
1987 Topps – Neil Allen #113, Tom Browning #65, TR Bryden #387
Picked all 3 of these up for a dime a piece as well, all from the same seller so again, happy to get them cheaper since they are junk wax.
1987 Topps – Tim Stoddard #788, Joel Youngblood #759, Dwight Evans #645
I actually paid $.22 for the Stoddard, probably had to overpay because he’s a New York Yankees. The other 2 cars came at a dime a piece which pretty much seems to be the average on 1987 Topps, unless you’re a Yankee.
1987 Topps – Frank White #69, Jamie Quirk #354
Paid a dime a piece for both of the Kansas City Royals. But upon further review, I already had the Frank White, oops.
1987 Topps – Gary Carter (All-Star) #602
The first thing I do when I get a stack of cards is scan them, I scanned this to be part of the Gary Carter collection which is why it’s scanned by itself. The second thing I do is log them into the Google documents which is when I figured out I bought this for the vintage collection because I already had it in the GCC. I paid $.11 for it.
I’m thinking I need to alter my process because I screwed up a bunch of scans per collections. As you’ll see in the next week or so.
1986 Topps – Pete Rose #6, Dan Quisenberry #722
I paid $.20 for the Pete Rose years card and I have no record of actually purchasing the Quisenberry so I can’t give you an amount. I keep the cards on my purchased list on Ebay until I post them here so either I accidently deleted it already or maybe it was a throw in with other cards I purchased. That does happen every so often since they are junk wax cards.
That’ll be all for today because I got a decent amount from 1985 so check back after the weekend for those.
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