Showing posts with label 2006. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2006. Show all posts
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
2006 Topps Finest Adam Wainwright Rookie Auto
Added to our Wainwright rookie collection a few weeks ago thru a cheap, three card lot from a new seller. I think a lot of folks were turned off by the new seller’s lack of feedback so the bidding was at a minimum.

The other two cards in the lot. Nelson Cruz Rookie Auto. Ryan Garko Rookie Auto Refractor 366 / 399. Both are up for trade.

The other two cards in the lot. Nelson Cruz Rookie Auto. Ryan Garko Rookie Auto Refractor 366 / 399. Both are up for trade.
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Birthday Box - 2006 Upper Deck Ovation
This is the second box my Grandma gave me for my birthday. My dad gave me a box at the Winter Warm Up this year and I got a great Ken Griffey Jr. autograph. I also have cool Chien Ming Wang and Miguel Cabrera autographs from Ovation boxes. This box had another Cabrera auto (the wrong one), a scuffed HOF jersey card, an extra numbered rookie card, and a Pujols insert I didn’t have yet. Everyone but Albert is up for trade.





Labels:
2006,
Albert Pujols,
Autograph,
Box Break,
Ovation
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Birthday Box–2006 Artifacts
My Grandma gave me two boxes for my birthday. My dad and I have opened two boxes before and haven’t done very well with the relics or jerseys. This box was OK. At least I got something to sent to Carl Crawford Cards. These are all available for trade. I’m looking for similar Cardinals or favorite player cards.
Carl Crawford Jersey 67 of 250

Coco Crisp Jersey 30 of 325

Ervin Santana Jersey 237 of 250

Chris Capuano Autograph 74 of 800
Carl Crawford Jersey 67 of 250
Coco Crisp Jersey 30 of 325
Ervin Santana Jersey 237 of 250
Chris Capuano Autograph 74 of 800
Thursday, May 19, 2011
2006 Adam Wainwright UD Future Stars Auto
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Another Dance Competition…
My sister had another dance competition last month and my dad surprised me again with a box of cards to open during the day. One routine = one pack. It was another box of 2006 Ovation. I got a numbered rookie Skip Schumaker card but the auto wasn’t as cool as the Griffey, Wang or Cabrerra autos from the other boxes. I’m keeping Schumaker – everything else is available for trade including the base cards.
Skip Schumaker Rookie #290 of 999
Mark Prior Jersey
Jeff Kent #6 of 499. I guess he might be a HOF’r some day?
Dave Gassner Rookie Auto #38 of 99
Dad – According to Baseball Reference, Dave Gassner debuted on April 16, 2005. His last game in the majors was April 21, 2005.
Labels:
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Ovation,
Skip Schumaker
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
2006 Fleer Tradition Hobby Box
My little sister had a weekend dance competition two weeks ago. She did a good job even though she was sick. She actually made me sick too. My dad surprised me with a hobby box of 2006 Fleer Tradition for me to open a few packs at a time between dance routines. I’ve been asking him about the box for awhile because a store had them on sale. I was pretty sad when I found out the last box was gone but my dad was the one who got the last box!
I liked this box because there are at least three different Adam Wainwright rookie cards in the box. My box only had one Wainwright base card but there were others in the box that I liked. I did get a complete set in my box but I don’t know if I’m going to keep it.
These are a base card of Albert, an insert of Albert, and an insert of Ryan Howard.



These are an insert of Prince Fielder, a Goudey mini insert of Jason Giambi, and a Michael Young jersey card.



Dad: $28 for the hobby box (36 packs, 10 cards per pack). Definitely worth the price of admission as a little diversion during the dance competition. I forgot to scan a throwback card though… just imagine the Pujols base card with a black and white picture on Heritage-type cardboard.
I liked this box because there are at least three different Adam Wainwright rookie cards in the box. My box only had one Wainwright base card but there were others in the box that I liked. I did get a complete set in my box but I don’t know if I’m going to keep it.
These are a base card of Albert, an insert of Albert, and an insert of Ryan Howard.
These are an insert of Prince Fielder, a Goudey mini insert of Jason Giambi, and a Michael Young jersey card.
Dad: $28 for the hobby box (36 packs, 10 cards per pack). Definitely worth the price of admission as a little diversion during the dance competition. I forgot to scan a throwback card though… just imagine the Pujols base card with a black and white picture on Heritage-type cardboard.
Monday, March 14, 2011
First Box of 2006 Artifacts
My dad bought some boxes of 2006 Artifacts. I don’t know how many boxes because he will not tell me. He let me open a box while my sister was at dance. There was only one Cardinal card of Scott Rolen that I already had. The four hits were bad. We got TWO hits of the same guy!
The Chavez jersey and Atkins auto are up for trade. The two Broussard’s are already taken.



The Chavez jersey and Atkins auto are up for trade. The two Broussard’s are already taken.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Side By Side: Adam Wainwright
Bringing Side By Side back to keep things going until the season starts. Might as well start with Isaac’s favorite autograph from the 2011 Winter Warm Up. Here’s what we’ve got:
In person, on card:

2006 Topps Chrome Rookie Auto Sticker

2006 Topps Co-Signers Auto Sticker

2006 Upper Deck Special Something Or Other Auto Sticker

So what do you think? Wainwright definitely uses more room on the Relic card and the #50 inscription is nice too. The sticker autos, even though there is more room on them, seem rushed by comparison. They’re also eerily perfectly centered though!
In person, on card:
2006 Topps Chrome Rookie Auto Sticker
2006 Topps Co-Signers Auto Sticker
2006 Upper Deck Special Something Or Other Auto Sticker
So what do you think? Wainwright definitely uses more room on the Relic card and the #50 inscription is nice too. The sticker autos, even though there is more room on them, seem rushed by comparison. They’re also eerily perfectly centered though!
Labels:
2006,
2010,
Adam Wainwright,
Autograph,
Side by Side,
St. Louis Cardinals,
Topps,
Upper Deck,
Winter Warm Up
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