Sluggo - Vintage (1985-1978)

I got my Sportslots cards in but I haven't logged them yet but I did get the cards logged in from Sluggo so we'll start there. He gave me a stack of vintage that he didn't need. A lot of Yankees we're in the collection he bought out so don't be surprised by how many are in these posts.

I'll start with this 1985 Topps. I mentioned that I was close to finishing this set once I got my Sportslots package and he asked if I had this one. I didn't, so he gave me one, he said he had 3 or 4 of them and they aren't huge sellers anymore.

He set me up with these 2 cards from the 1980 Topps set. They are my 188th and 189th cards from that set and I reached over a quarter done at 26% completed.

If you didn't recognize the names (I know them) from the last 2, you should know the names of these 2 from 1979 Topps. These 2 cards put that set at 351 cards and 48.3% completed. Almost to the half way mark.

He also gave me these 3 from the 1978 Topps. 1 more Yankee but a couple of different team cards as well. These 3 put that set at 174 cards which is good for 24% complete.

Back with some older vintage soon.

This Week on MSO

It’s Sunday, time to recap the pictures that I post on My Sports Obsession Tumblr page.  It is a variety of sports pictures and videos from vintage to current.

Roger Craig

Michael Jordan to Scottie Pippen

Spectacular tip-in play – click image to see video on YouTube.

Michael Jordan

Peyton Manning

Logan Schafer

Dwayne Wade to LeBron James

Chicago Bulls vs. Brooklyn Nets

Blake Griffin

Tom Browning

Carlton Fisk tags out Lou Piniella in 1976

Gale Sayers

Frank Thomas

 

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Vintage Collection–1974 Topps

I picked up 5 of these at the usual $.50 each and then won a 4 card lot of them at $2.04 which equals $.51 each.  I debated on the Traded cards because they aren’t technically base but they are vintage so I said why the hell not.

 

1964 Topps - 1
1966 Topps - 1
1968 Topps – 1
1969 Topps - 1 ($.99)
1970 Topps - 1
1971 Topps - 1
1972 Topps - 1
1973 Topps - 292 ($14.72)
1974 Topps – 15 ($4.54)
1975 Topps - 4 ($1.80)
1976 Topps - 3 ($1)
1977 Topps - 1 ($.50)
1978 Topps - 26 ($1)
1979 Topps - 7 ($3.50)
1980 Topps - 5 ($2.50)
1981 Donruss - 1
1981 Topps - 491 ($2.79)
1982 Donruss - 10
1982 Topps - 4
1983 Fleer - 3 ($.50)
1983 Topps - 1
1984 Topps - 1
1985 Topps - 15 ($.42)
1986 Donruss - 1
1986 Topps - 29 ($1.20)
1987 Fleer - 1
1987 Topps – 59

Yankee cards

Just a quick post of some cards I sold to a guy at work. He’s a big Yankees fan, don’t ask me why. lol I didn’t get a chance to scan all the cards I sold to him but here’s a few of them.