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Old 02-05-2018, 01:01 PM
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The ever large 1950-51 Celtics home program acquisitions. Sorry for the poor formatting.
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Great graphics on those programs.



A small glue or wax stain on the back accounts for the grade.
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Great graphics on those programs.



A small glue or wax stain on the back accounts for the grade.
If that Hull is a '2', I need a lot more 2s in my collection.
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Old 02-13-2018, 02:42 PM
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Another tough one.
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Great stuff everyone! Here are a couple of postcards I got in the mail today:

• C.1960's John Bucyk RPPC
• 1961 J.D. McCarthy Willie O'Ree
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At a fraction of the cost of his Topps RC, I liked this one.
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If that Hull is a '2', I need a lot more 2s in my collection.
That's why I bought it. A great looking card at a fraction of the cost due to a technical flaw that I had to look for to find.

I never buy raw marquee cards but I went for this one:




Got a super deal on it.
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The Howe Hunt continues:

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Wow, another sweet one. Hope to one day do a Dr. J Topps run. He was THE guy when it came to playground basketball talk as kid in the '70s. I have been on a bit of a graded stuff run for awhile, but have picked up a couple of nice raw lately so I get you in that area. And like the Hull, that is a really great card.
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Some additions that get me close to finishing the '72 Icee set




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Nice centering. I have a complete nm-mt set but most of the centering is off.
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Wow, another sweet one. Hope to one day do a Dr. J Topps run. He was THE guy when it came to playground basketball talk as kid in the '70s. I have been on a bit of a graded stuff run for awhile, but have picked up a couple of nice raw lately so I get you in that area. And like the Hull, that is a really great card.
I'm all about the presentation and the price, regardless of slab. The Howe is decently centered and crease-free, which is a bit of a stretch with the deckles, and the price was great. This is my current happy card:



Bought it raw at the National and it just got an 8.

On occasion you see a card and you are owning the sucker even if you overpay a bit:



I saw Boom Boom and hadn't ever seen a nicer 67 so I grabbed it even though my normal wheelhouse is nice 6 or 7 caliber for this set.
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On occasion you see a card and you are owning the sucker even if you overpay a bit:



I saw Boom Boom and hadn't ever seen a nicer 67 so I grabbed it even though my normal wheelhouse is nice 6 or 7 caliber for this set.
I saw him play as well and he became a favorite. That's a wonderful card!
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