Today's post is more free fun from The Diamond King who does pop up freebie Friday's throughout the week. You have to get there fast, or that stuff is gone.
I was fortunate enough to get there fast enough to grab a few cards over a few different days that fit my PC.
First up, Derek Jeter. I didn't have this one for my PC so fits perfectly
Two greats and a new card for my Mantle collection. Works for me!
90's insert
90's parallel
90's die cut
The 90's cards I will take all day long. I don't care who the players/team/sports are.
Thanks to The Diamond King for another excellent mail day. If you haven't checked out his blog yet, do so!
Showing posts with label Johnny Damon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Johnny Damon. Show all posts
Monday, July 6, 2020
Saturday, November 17, 2018
Twitch Sent Yanks!
What was a Panini card break tweet by Twitch Collects Cards blog turned very quickly into a trade and that one card trade escalated to a multi card trade.
So with a multi card post, this usually means a multi-post series and that's what you will find with this trade.
There were lots of cards sent from Twitch you won't see to help me shorten up this post series. But, I loved every bit of my first trade with him.
Today we focus on baseball addition. All new ones at that which isn't always an easy taks. Most of these are from older Topps Allen and Ginter which I really didn't get into until the last few years.
CC and Damon,
Jeter and Tex. Love the sketch renditions on these. The Tex celebrating around the bases is probably my favorite of the group.
Another new Tex, a Cano from a Bowman's Best brand I haven't seen and Austin Romine rookie from my favorite baseball card product.
My first WBC materials card and from one of my favorite products. I liked having Johnny Damon as a Yankee but when he was wearing that awful red he was one of my least favorite players.
My unique swatch PC got a couple of nice additions. One with this base swatch of Jason Giambi.
And a non Yankee one in Dewon Brazelton in which I get my first Fielding Glove card. I had no idea they made cards with those swatches and now I have one. Awesome!
This is just part one of this terrific mail day.
Tomorrow we will tackle Part 2 in which I will show off the card that began the trade talk as we also discuss another Big Blue Sunday. Make sure you don't miss that one!
So with a multi card post, this usually means a multi-post series and that's what you will find with this trade.
There were lots of cards sent from Twitch you won't see to help me shorten up this post series. But, I loved every bit of my first trade with him.
Today we focus on baseball addition. All new ones at that which isn't always an easy taks. Most of these are from older Topps Allen and Ginter which I really didn't get into until the last few years.
CC and Damon,
Jeter and Tex. Love the sketch renditions on these. The Tex celebrating around the bases is probably my favorite of the group.
UD Masterpieces was also a great looking card line by Upper Deck. I would have liked to seen more. The older players look incredible. The Gehrig and especially the Babe Ruth are very eye appealing. It captures what the game is truly all about.
Another new Tex, a Cano from a Bowman's Best brand I haven't seen and Austin Romine rookie from my favorite baseball card product.
My first WBC materials card and from one of my favorite products. I liked having Johnny Damon as a Yankee but when he was wearing that awful red he was one of my least favorite players.
I will also note that I have never once watched a WBC game. I don't care much for those kind of off-beat don't count for much things. No more than I watch any All Star games for any sport. It doesn't appeal to me.
My unique swatch PC got a couple of nice additions. One with this base swatch of Jason Giambi.
Giambit had some great seasons in NY. I just wished he hadn't been apart of the PED search in which another player I liked I had to turn on.
And a non Yankee one in Dewon Brazelton in which I get my first Fielding Glove card. I had no idea they made cards with those swatches and now I have one. Awesome!
Brazelton on the other hand not so great. He had a 8-25 record in the majors with a 6.38 ERA playing for the Rays and Padres.
Tomorrow we will tackle Part 2 in which I will show off the card that began the trade talk as we also discuss another Big Blue Sunday. Make sure you don't miss that one!
Friday, August 4, 2017
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
BASEically Awesome Part 3:1997 Fleer Ultra Baseball
Another edition of BASEically Awesome is here and with the MLB season underway, let's take a look at some baseball.
1997 Fleer Ultra not only had a solid design, but it had some very unique and fun photos to create a base card masterpiece.
We take a look at some swings and after swings here,

1997 Fleer Ultra not only had a solid design, but it had some very unique and fun photos to create a base card masterpiece.
We take a look at some swings and after swings here,
Dante is trying to get in the pitchers head while Todd is just chilling out.
Johnny is getting his swings in and Ozzie is making a play
I don't know what it is about this card, but I see this one as the iconic card of '97 Ultra. I just feel like I have seen this one be posted many times in Beckett and online.
And we end this gallery with Jose looking for fun.

With a product with 550+ base cards to collect, it would be a worthy set chase especially with the photography done like this. However, the Ortiz rookie base card need wouldn't be cheap, but would add value to the set.
Thoughts on today's BASEically Awesome round are welcomed in comments. I know there were many fans of this product.
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