What's your favorite junk wax?

[David W]

Does anyone remember the 87 Donruss Greenwell "error" that was highly sought after, the red line on his shirt sleeve?

[D. Bergin]

Originally Posted by David W

Does anyone remember the 87 Donruss Greenwell "error" that was highly sought after, the red line on his shirt sleeve?

No, I was high on Greenwell for awhile but I don't remember that one. Then again I was never big on error cards from that era either. The only ones that really registered with me were the Nettles, Littlefield and Billy Ripken cards...........though I know there were a ton more then that.

[GoldenAge50s]

That was the '87 Topps card, not Donruss

[rhettyeakley]

Hey, say what you want about a lot of those late-1980's rookie busts BUT Mike Greenwell was a pretty good ballplayer. The guy ended his career with a .303 BA so there were certainly worse guys out there!

[slidekellyslide]

The return of JUNK WAX!!! I went to an auction on Saturday that had over 400 boxes of junk wax...I bought a whole table...50+ boxes for $12...I happened to mention it to my local card shop dood when I was picking up supplies today and he told me he'd give me $3 a box in trade for it...so I hauled it all down to my local card shop (58 boxes total) and got a crapload of supplies..and I guess tomorrow the 2010 Topps set is due in so I got one on hold.

I would have bought more junk wax at this auction, but I was parked half a mile away...it was an outdoor country auction on an acreage, and I had to be at work at noon.

THANK YOU JUNK WAX!!!

[Gary Dunaier]

One of my favorite late 1980s items was the Topps Double Headers... the player's current year card on one side, his rookie card on the other, in a little plastic standup.