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This blog is about sports cards. I tend to only purchase cheap items so don't come hear expecting to see big money cards. My teams collections are Chicago White Sox and Michigan Wolverines. I also have a bunch of player collections.

Showing posts with label Willie Mays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Willie Mays. Show all posts

Sunday, February 28, 2021

Another one down

Baseball is back! I watched our Spring Training game, not that it was terribly exciting being as we lost but it was great to watch some baseball again. The start of spring training signifies that Opening Day is right around the corner (32 days to be exact).

Today, we're not talking about the Sox though. Today, we're talking about another completed set and not a team set. I've completed my 6th set since starting to use Sportlots (and baseballcardstore.ca). I realize they are all 80's sets that aren't extremely difficult to finish but before, I wasn't even trying to complete them so I started with the sets that I was closest to finishing and they all happened to be 80's sets.

I picked up the last 52 cards I needed on Sportlots. If you remember, I picked up what I could from the baseballcardstore.ca back in October so these were all I had left to pick up.

I guess it's fitting that this set is features since the 2021 seems to be reusing the design.

As you can see, there are some great stars in this set but even though, this set isn't to hard to complete because there are no high dollar cards.

I went back on my spreadsheet and according to that, I only dropped $20.87 for all of them, half of that was probably on these 52 just because I wanted to finally complete it. I got a pretty big chunk of it in trades as well.

Saturday, May 30, 2020

Vintage Mays and more

* I put my April incoming on random for today's post.

2 more days and 2 more posts. As I said in the last post, the last 2 are vintage posts and I already posted the 50's and the 60's so that should narrow it down for you. Before I get to the actual Vintage Collection cards, he sent me a couple that I'm keeping as well.


I always debated on collecting these checklists, because they are technically not park of the numbered set. I kind of feel that checklists should be part of the set so while I don't actively pick them up, I keep them when I get one.


I'm keeping this just because it's cool and it's Willie Mays. It's from a 1961 Topps Stamp set. It's listed as an insert from the 1961 Topps set.



Don Sutton and Nolan Ryan, yes please. My cousin sent these as part of his package. Obviously the Nolan Ryan card is pretty cool because I'm sure the base card is probably out of my cheap asses range. These 3 cards from 1975 give me 83 for the set.


He also sent this Don Sutton from the 1973 set that I needed.




These 14 cards from the 1973 set I picked up from Sportlots. I'm not going to post prices for each card but I did pay less than $.50 for each card. 4 of them were $.50 but the majority of them were $.18. The 15 cards put that set at 477 cards.

Next up is the few 80's that I picked up, I just about have everything scanned and ready to go for next month. That's what I worked on today.

Sunday, August 3, 2014

This Week on MSO Tumblr

I almost forgot to post this today so let’s get to it before I head to bed.

nbacooldudes:<br /><br />Michael Jordan — Chicago Bulls<br />

Michael Jordan

Charles Barkley and Dominique Wilkins

Image result for nfl logo

nationalpostsports:<br /><br />At 38, Peyton Manning said he’ll keep playing as long as he’s still productive and loves the game.<br />That passion and productivity were on full display last season when he won his fifth MVP award and set single-season records by passing for 55 touchdowns and more than 5,500 yards.<br />There are no signs of his affection or efficiency ebbing anytime soon, either. (Photo: AP Photo/Paul Sancya)<br />

twjcards:<br /><br />The second no-hitter of 2014 was tossed by Clayton Kershaw in a dominant performance over the Colorado Rockies. <br />Congratulations, Clayton Kershaw.<br />Special card, unnumbered, Clayton Kershaw “NO-HITTER”<br />The Writer’s Journey<br />

Clayton Kershaw via TWJ cards 

Willie Mays with “the catch”

mightyflynn:<br /><br />Konerko’s pinch-hit single<br />June 20, 2014<br />Target Field<br />Minneapolis, Minnesota<br />Photo by TS Flynn<br />

Paul Konerko

atlantabraves:<br /><br />Freddie Freeman flashes some leather in Washington.<br />

Freddie Freeman

Jose Abreu

mightyflynn:<br /><br />Hernandez &amp; Clark, 1988<br />via ksk collectibles<br />

Keith Hernandez and Will Clark

mightyflynn:<br /><br />1977<br />via dnldsqrs55<br />

Kansas City Royals program 1977

coloradorockies:<br /><br />Clark Kent? No, Brandon Barnes is secretly Superman.<br />

Brandon Barnes

twjcards:<br /><br />For the second time in his career, Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum has no-hit the San Diego Padres. Lincecum walked one batter, Chase Headley in the second inning, and struck out six in his sixth victory of the season. <br />Congratulations, Tim Lincecum.<br />Special card, unnumbered, Tim Lincecum “NO-HITTER”<br />The Writer’s Journey<br />

Tim Lincecum

whitesox:<br /><br />Gordon has range.<br />

Gordon Beckham

vintagesportspictures:<br /><br />Juan Marichal (1972)<br />

Juan Marichal

mightyflynn:<br /><br />1978<br />via netfindz<br />

1978 Topps pack

mlb:<br /><br />phillies:<br /><br />Doesn’t Ben Revere know how tough it is to get those grass stains out?<br /><br />New Era Tip of the Cap<br />

Ben Revere

phillies:<br /><br />Cody Asche with a real cool play at the hot corner.<br />

Cody Asche

ladodgers:<br /><br />Matthew Ryan Kemp, mister steal your run. Watch: atmlb.com/1nO7leU<br />

Matt Kemp

mightyflynn:<br /><br />Safeco Field<br />June 25, 2014<br />Seattle, Washington<br />Photo by @sammyyjeann<br />

Safeco Field

Be sure to check us out here next Sunday or join us as My Sports Obsession Tumblr for your daily dose of sports pics and gifs.

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Photo Cleansing #10

For those that are new around here, I save photo’s I like as I go through blogs and when I get a few, I’ll post them here for your enjoyment. And it takes less space storing them here then on my computer.  Here we go.

We’ll start with the White Sox since they are finished for the year. They have been for weeks, but they will be officially probably tomorrow.  I still love the Sox, just very disappointed.

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Just a cool shot.

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Old Cominsky next to new Cominsky before it was US Cellular and before they tore down the old one.  Home plate from the old Cominsky is still there, in the now parking lot.

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I like seeing Jordan in a Sox uniform.  Not that he excelled at it but I think if the strike hadn’t happened, he would have continued to improve.  Don’t know if we would have ever seen him starting in a Sox uniform, but it would have fun see what he could have done.

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A late congrats to Paulie on his 2000th hit.

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Ozzie, before he mismanaged our pitching staff.  And has probably served his last year as a manager here as well.

Can’t have a Photo Cleansing without some vintage baseball photos.

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Satchel Paige and Jackie Robinson.

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Willie Mays.

And how about a little humor before we hit some other spots.

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The 1st church of the NCAA committee.

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Sorry Dodgers fan, there’s a bunch of you, but I thought it was a pretty funny jersey.

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Get used to seeing Peyton Manning like this on the sidelines, or at least when he recovers from his 2nd surgery.  It’s going to be a long year for us Colts fans.

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I’m still rooting for them, just going to be a rough year.  We’ll find out how rough when we play Cleveland this weekend.

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Not a Bears fan, but how could you not be a fan of his.  Walter Payton.

And you know we have to finish off with some Jordan.

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I remember this shot, as should most of you.  MJ used to tear up Ehlo.