I was pretty sure I had some of those but apparently not. The 1991 Topps look-a-like is actually an O-Pee-Chee and the 1986 Fleer is a mini if you didn't notice.
The rest of the cards I got of Pudge all came from Dennis of "Too Many Verlanders." I really like the above card, love the jersey and it's numbered to /350.
I'm not sure what this is. They are fairly small and enclosed in a case. It's one case with both cards and I quickly tried to break the case but I'm not sure I can without damaging the cards. I thought maybe it would pull apart and the cards would slide out but nope, it's like they glued it shut after putting them in. Right now, it's sitting on my desk amongst my other Sox stuff.
All these cards move the Fisk collection to 177 cards.
The card you're not sure about is from 1989 Topps Doubleheader All-Stars (https://www.tcdb.com/ViewSet.cfm/sid/33332/1989-Topps-Doubleheader-All-Stars). You might be able to pop the front or back off to get at the "cards" inside, which are actually really thin paper.
ReplyDeleteSee 1992 Fleer just makes me remember how odd of a set that was with its left photograph. I must be getting sentimental because 1990 just looks and feels the best card of the lot.
ReplyDeleteFisk sure has some iconic cards. I love that 1991 OPC. It's right up there with his 1974,1977, and 1982 (In Action) Topps cards.
ReplyDeleteI ended up taking all of my Doubleheaders out of the stands and putting them into 9-pocket pages and penny sleeves. They were taking up too much space. But if I only owned one of them, I would have just kept it in the holder and put it on my desk.