This Clayton Kershaw 2006 Bowman Chrome auto rookie here on the right is for trade, seeking offers of rookies something of similar quality. This card was pulled from a box last year and submitted to Beckett grading, which gave slabbed it a a Mint 9 (3×9; 1x 9.5) with a perfect signature. Serious offers only, please. Traders whom I have not dealt with before will ship their item first.
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For Trade: 2006 Bowman Chrome Draft Clayton Kershaw Auto BGS 9
Posted in For Trade with tags autograph, baseball, baseball cards, Bowman Chrome, Clayton Kershaw, Dodgers, For Trade, rookies, sports on June 28, 2009 by Cardboard IconsBargain Blaster: 2007 Ultra Baseball
Posted in Box / Pack Break with tags baseball, baseball cards, Cal Ripken Jr., Josh Hamilton, Phil Hughes, rookies, Ultra, Upper Deck on June 3, 2009 by Cardboard IconsIn these times of economic uncertainty, a card collector has to find his kicks any way possible. For some of us, that means bargains, not high-dollar gambles. It’s not often that you find bargains at Big Box stores, but recently there have been a few older Blasters that have returned to shelves with nice 50 percent off stickers on them. I uncovered this week at Wal-Mart a small blaster of 2007 Ultra, a product I originally neglected. This blaster contained six packs for a whole $4.97. Sure as heck beats two packs of search 2009 Upper Deck. Results of the break inside. Continue reading
Card of the Day: 1989 Topps Pete Rose
Posted in Card of the Day with tags all-time leader, baseball, baseball cards, Card of the Day, Hall of fame, historic baseball cards, HOF, Major League Baseball, old school, Pete Rose, record holder, Reds, rookies, Topps, vintage cards on October 18, 2008 by Cardboard IconsI own thousands of baseball cards. Some worthless, some worth hundreds of dollars, some I’d even consider irreplaceable. But of all the cards I have, one card in particular kept me up Friday night. And believe it or not, it was a 1989 Topps Pete Rose.
Don’t bother going to Google to see what the latest is on Rose. He’s still alive, bannished from baseball, and shunned from the Hall of Fame; all the while remaining one of the greatest the profession has ever seen. If it were up to me, Pete would be in the Hall tomorrow. Continue reading