Rick is not a blogger but does have a trading website. I'd traded with him once before a few years ago. This time I sent him a variety of cards including some hockey, some pink cards for his granddaughter, and a whole lot of early 2010's Topps.
In return he sent me a fun, varied package.
A lot of the cards were some set needs from various years, mostly 90's, some 80's Sportflics. I'd never seen a Tri-Stars card in the '88 set.
He also sent about 100 cards from '79 OPC. Some notable cards included some key players from the Bronx Zoo era.
There were a few cards I had already, some trade bait for those of you who enjoy OPC cards of this era:
Speaking of trade bait, he also sent most of the commons from the 1995 Topps D3 set, the company's attempt at a Sportflics ripoff. I had almost all of them already, so if anyone has needs from this set, let me know:
Of course, this big trade had a vintage component! Phil Niekro is my first 1970 Topps Super. The Supers are really nice cards, particularly in person. He towers over the other 70's cards from this trade.I did want to highlight these two great cards taken in front of the same fence. The Fairly is one of the best palm-tree cards I've seen.
Finally, some older vintage. As noted before, Rick has accumulated a lot of pink cards for his granddaughter, hence the two pink cards here, which he had presumably upgraded from.
Mudcat sighting. Got your cards today. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have traded with Rick many times over the years in OBC, awesome to deal with
ReplyDeleteThat Frank Thomas card up top is pretty different for him.
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