Even though it didn't scan very well, I'll start with this which was by far my favorite card of the batch and something that I didn't even know existed until Tim unleashed it upon me. This particular card is from Coliseum Video, the distributor of WWF videos from the mid-80s through 1997. I can't thank Tim enough for this card and it will definitely have a good home here in my wrestling binder, or it may go in a top loader and hang out with all my other "good cards". Not sure yet.
The fun didn't stop there. There was this ultra thick Darqueze Dennard autograph card from the Bowman Sterling line. This card is so thick, I had to store it in a team bag until I could get to the card shop and buy a snap case for it.
Cards of Ken Griffey Jr. as a Red are few and far between in my collection. Sure, his production faltered and his star faded a bit after joining the Reds but still, when he was a member of the team it was really cool.
Barry Larkin cards are always welcomed as well and these definitely fill a huge gap from a time I wasn't collection.
There was also a nice assortment of random Reds and Bengals cards thrown in for good measure although I would have been completely happy with the aforementioned Griffeys, Larkins, the Dennard auto and the WWF card. However, the one I really like in this batch is the the Mike Leake card as it's a Chrome refractor of some sort and goes good with the regular Topps issue I have of the same card.
A big thanks to Tim for the package and for making an otherwise crappy day that much better!
I guess that would classify as a Wrestling oddball. That is a cool card!
ReplyDeleteThat would be a good way to classify it.
DeleteLove that Pickens pickin' the air guitar.
ReplyDeleteSo glad that you enjoyed the cards Adam. I'll have more to send your way soon!
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