On Monday I was back at my school job after a week off for the Thanksgiving holiday & my Coworker Tim got me 1 card closer to completing my master 1982 Fleer set leaving me to get the John Littlefield lefthanded pose & Darrell Jackson all Red Hat. This card I was happy to get after all I figured I could find this 1 before the other 2 considering that everytime someone clearly claims that they have the all Red Hat version of Darrell Jackson, I can still see the slightest sliver of white on the "T" on the card making the all Red Hat practically hard to find. As for the Littlefield everytime I been to a huge show like Chantilly in the Washington D.C. area or the National Sports Card Convention I try to find someone who might have an inexpensive graded copy for me to purchase so I can crack that card out or even if it's in a toploader with a price that I can't turn down I'll get it or if someone in the blogging world has 1 for trade I'll be glad to give it a new home. The same can be said about the Darrell Jackson card I mentioned as well.
Believe me this another one that I like to locate the Famous Davey Lopes back finger card. I have all the other cards just not this 1 again I hope to find 1 soon.
Back in August of last year I was at antique shop saw that they had a 1985 Donruss set for a price of $30 I couldn't believe it was a Factory version that someone opened up took the Don Mattingly Diamond King card out & Razor Shines out a replaced it with error Seaver in its place.
The corrected Seaver was in the right spot the Puckett & Clemens RCs weren't touched but Razor surprised me being missing lucky I knew how to get that card for a Dime. I was also able to get the other variations for a dime as well with the exception of Jack Perconte shown here.
I had the 4 liner but needed the 3 liner shown here.
Well during the November show this year I usually go to outside of the Detroit area once a month a dealer had some 1981 to 1987 Donruss singles for a nickel a card so I went through the `85's 5th card in was Old Jack it was the 3 liner that I needed excited that I couldn't believe it I plopped my nickel down only to find out that dealer said since I didn't have any others that I needed that old Jack would be free. I couldn't complain about the price so I accepted it. In closing I like to announce in my last post no one came close to the correct number of what I had. So I'll try another contest before the new year in case your wondering the answer was zero I mentioned at the beginning of the post to pay close attention & I concluded by saying this ".....are in All This Post." Last time I counted A-L-L T-H-I-S P-O-S-T didn't have any "
I still need most of those variations. I consider a set completion when I have one variation for each card but I do like to get both variations if possible. (Though I don't care about the variations that affect a whole set like the dot/no dot stuff.)
ReplyDeleteSo close. I hope you're soon able to find the last two you need.
ReplyDeleteGood one. You got me counting all those little m's....
ReplyDeleteNorm Peterson. I like it.
ReplyDeleteBecause I'm a sucker for punishment, I looked up that Al Hrabosky card in TCDB and found there are three versions. "All" on the back, "Al" on the back with height 5'1", and the corrected version with "Al" listed with height 5'10"
ReplyDeleteI checked, and the Jackson I had was an all blue hat
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