- Scratch and dent. If a can were like this at the grocery store, they might be inclined to sell it to you at a discount. The scan on this Cutch card kind of reminded me of that old policy.
- Seeing Andrew running on this card reminds me that he should be running more in my opinion. Stealing bases was a big part of his game earlier in his career, so far in 2016 he has 2.
- This card lists for $1.50 in Beckett magazine. I'm pretty sure that I didn't pay anywhere near that. I'm guessing that I picked this up off of Sportlots for about 25 cents.
Showing posts with label 2012 Topps Chrome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2012 Topps Chrome. Show all posts
Sunday, July 24, 2016
Andrew McCutchen card #18 2012 Topps Chrome #38
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Brett Lawrie card #11 2012 Topps Chrome purple refractor #173
- Have there been too many colors used on parallels over the past few years? Yes, absolutely. Have I ever met a purple bordered card I didn't like? Nope...
- I get that blue bordered cards are associated with Wal-Mart and red bordered cards are associated with Target. Those make sense. How does Toys-R-Us get purple?
- That might be one of the last Lawrie photos without tattoos on his arms. When you start seeing 2013 card photos of Brett, you'll see what I mean
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Brett Lawrie card #10 2012 Topps Chrome #173
- I'm beginning to wonder if my scanner is the problem. It turned the border from silver to a grayish black...
- 10th card I've posted for Lawrie on the blog, and not one Topps base card yet. Hmmmm
- Brett's sister Danielle is an accomplished softball pitcher, and had her #15 retired by the University of Washington Huskies.
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