Summer Of Wes Card #48

MMMB:Dominguez

@DMoose8 was hosting some Stack Sales and as always when I spot something I like, I always inquire about a trade.

Yes I know it's a sales thread. Yes I know some ridicule me for doing it. And Yes, I don't give a hoot what others think because my hobby thrives on trading and it really doesn't hurt to ask. What's the worse that's going to happen? They say no?  Block you? You just move on to the next. 

Luckily for me @DMoose8 is a great guy and was more than happy to work out a trade.

I first grabbed a couple of Gleybers

Greg Jones autograph for my Giants collection

My search for more Jasson Dominguez cards gets a lift with this Bowman Chrome insert

And Goodwin Champions blue parallel.

Thanks to @Dmoose8 for being a good guy in the hobby and for trading me these cards. Hope we can do this again in the future.

Etch-A-Sketch A Trade With Baseball Card Breakdown

I recently sent a few things to my most frequent blogging trader buddy Baseball Card Breakdown and in return was sent some pretty sweet things. Let's take a look!

Up first, some new New York Giants.  The Ottis Anderson is wack, I like the design execpt I think Panini could have made the top a tad bigger. A new Nicks rookie for my PC and a Eli blue Platinum parallel.

 

Up next, a couple of autographs of players I expected to pan out better than they did. 

 

Greg Jones was drafted in the 6th round of the 2011 draft made an early on impression before injuries took a toll on him with a season ending injury and he lost his starting job. Since then, he hasn't stuck in the NFL but has had an okay Canadian Football League career.

Da'rel Scott, made an impression in the 2011 preseason enough to gain a roster spot behind Ahmad Bradshaw and Brandon Jacobs. Then was injured and signed and re-signed a few times  before heading to play in the Canadian Football League.

 

Up next, Ken may not be impressed, but I am to get this Gold Medallion knocked off my Griffey list. It may be a checklist version, but it's needed and the picture is fun. Many captions could be in play.

 

And an insert card I never pulled back when I was busting 1998 Topps that I always wanted was an Etch-A-Sketch insert. Now to own one of my favorite all-time baseball player is awesome.

 

 

Just glad it wasn't an actual etch-a-sketch of him that I would have to keep that way. Those things were treacherous. I was lucky to draw a line.

 

I will also throw in, not picture though, that I was a lucky recipient of one of his amazing custom cards to. It's definitely a Pretty Girl (some of you may read between the lines on that last part)

 

A big thanks goes out to Baseball Card Breakdown on the mail day. I look forward to future trades with you as well! (already began setting more stuff aside)