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Number 5 Type Collection gave me way too many Cardinals in a recent contest. Here's the final part, part 5:
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2008 Upper Deck #656 Anthony Reyes |
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2008 Upper Deck #658 Adam Kennedy |
If I remember correctly, Adam was a hot SS prospect when we still had Ozzie. This was my first realization that the players I loved would eventually retire or be pushed out by younger guys. I think my fantasy baseball drafting style shows I'm still coming to grips with this. Anyway, we moved him to 2B, then moved him to Anaheim for Jim Edmonds. He then won a World Series in 2002 with David Eckstein, Scott Spiezio, and Troy Glaus, then joined the Cardinals for 2007 after Eckstein and Spiezio won another ring here.
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2008 Upper Deck #66 Yadier Molina |
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2008 Upper Deck #64 Jason Isringhausen |
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2008 Upper Deck First Edition #52 Jason Isringhausen |
I really like parallels and...whatever you'd call sets like Topps Opening Day. Parallel Sets? So having both of these Isringhausens is a good fit for my collecting style.
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2009 O-Pee-Chee - Black Mini Parallel #493 Yadier Molina |
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2009 O-Pee-Chee - Black Parallel #579 David Freese |
Did I mention I like parallels? And in case you missed it, that Molina is a mini.
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2009 O-Pee-Chee Box Bottom Albert Pujols and Adrian Gonzalez |
Does anyone have any great solution for how to store something like this? It's basically the size of two cards next to each other. I could trim it as intended, but that'd be too easy. Anyway, this is the semi-mystery card promised in the contest post, the O-Pee-Chee box bottom. I'm glad this one has the Albert card on it like the example shown. Also that'd make a sweet 3D card.
That was a pretty awesome prize. I was impressed how many were actually spare #5s from his collection. I owe a big thanks to Matt at Number 5 Type Collection. If you're not a regular reader, go give
his blog a look.
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