For a few months now, @Jake1725 and myself have been working on and off on a trade and knocking out the details on it. I knew in the end we would work it out like we always do, its just sometimes it takes a little longer to do so.
I didn't know completely what I was getting on my end from Jake and on his end was the same from me. All I know is kicking it off with this beautiful Lords Of The Diamond Ken Griffey Jr is a heck of a start.
Wanna feel older? This was Topps 55th anniversary design. We are now in Year 70....Also, remember when we used to be able to spot a gold parallel from Topps easier?
Juan's gone the right way. If you know Donruss 90 and this card, you will get that.
Another new Griffey Jr! Big Fly Zone, he definitely sent plenty of balls that way.
The Franchise Big Hurt
Alex Rodriguez
Three more new Griffey Jr's. I like the Drawing Power insert but the photography on Big Shots takes the medal here.
Five-Tool Talent A-Rod. His sixth tool was cheating the game.
Revolution always came out with a nice base card design, I believe this is my first taste of the 1998 baseball.
I hate to admit it, I like Stick Ums
Randy Johnson Proview. Except this is the gold version I have never seen before.
Some fun 90's chromed inserts
Upper Deck MVP had some nice cards despite being on the same level as Collectors Choice as a brand and cost. These Swing Times also are foiled.
Super Tools. Revert to the comment above about MVP
Some shiny Topps inserts. I wished Topps would do more of these and not so much bland like today's
Bonds Home Run cards. Not sure how many of these should count
Up next, I know it's Collectors Choice and that these Star Quests fell one-per-pack, but these were probably the most eye-pleasers of this group of cards for me.
The blue ones/one star are the easiest to find falling one-per-pack
The green falls 1:8 packs. A tad tougher than the blue level
The Red level falls 1:23 packs.
Almost a complete rainbow of Clemens, just lacking the Gold. That one is really tough to find and numbered to 100. I tried to look on eBay for one just for kicks and didn't see one.
Thanks to Jake for another terrific trade and looking forward to more.
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