Showing posts with label Jim Edmonds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jim Edmonds. Show all posts

Friday, July 29, 2011

Jim Edmonds 2002 Playoff: Another Oddball Relic

My dad brought this home from one of his business trips. He covered most of the card and asked me to guess what type of relic this was. It was a shoe!!!

2002 Playoff Jim Edmonds Shoe Relic numbered 11 of 50
2002 Playoff Edmonds Shoe 11 of 50

Here’s the back of the card:
2002 Playoff Edmonds Shoe 11 of 50 Back

Does anyone know if there are wrist band relic patch cards from this product?

Monday, July 25, 2011

Met’s Trade with The Sandlot

We completed a trade last month with the The Sandlot. We sent Mets, he sent Cardinals. Here's some of the loot!

2006 Flair Showcase Albert Pujols Emerald 91 / 150
2007 Topps Chrome Jim Edmonds Refractor 24 / 660
2009 Topps Gold Border Kyle Lohse 1349 / 2009
2006 Flair Showcase Pujols Emerald 91 of 1502007 Topps Chrome Edmonds 24 of 6602009 Topps Loshe Gold 1349 of 2009

2007 UD Elements Skip Schumaker Auto
2007 Turkey Red Brad Thompson Jersey
2007 Elements Schumaker Auto2007 Turkey Red Thompson Jersey

Monday, June 27, 2011

Nachos Grande May Group Break

We had the Cardinals in Nachos Grande May Group Break and he really, really came through for us. If you follow his blog at all you probably know all about this card but I wanted to post a bigger picture of it here. Its really is awesome. His 2002 Stadium Club box was loaded with Cardinals and it starts here:

2002 Albert Pujols Clubhouse Exclusive Dual Relic – The odds of pulling this type of card are 1 in 2073 packs. The odds of getting this Pujols card must be crazy!
2002 Stadium Club Pujols Dual Bat Jersey

If that weren’t enough, the box also had this Jim Edmonds Born In The USA jersey card.
2002 Stadium Club Edmonds Jersey

There were also three gold cards. These are thicker than the regular cards and have gold lettering. (Dad – The third card was J. D. Drew. Drew wore the Birds on the Bat but he was never a Cardinal. The best thing he ever did for us was play lousy enough to be traded for Adam Wainwright. I’ve decided to impose a J. D. Drew quota on this blog. Maximum of one J. D. Drew card per year. Scroll down for 2011’s card.)
2002 Stadium Club Pujols Gold2002 Stadium Club Vina Gold

Nachos also opened three other boxes. These are my first 2000 Topps Tek cards.
2000 Topps Tek Ankiel2000 Topps Tek McGwire
1999 Upper Deck HoloGrFX
1999 UD HoloGrFX McGwire

1999 Fleer Mystique. The Drew is a Rookie card numbered 1552 of 2999.
1999 Fleer Mystique McGwire1999 Fleer Mystique Drew Rookie 1552 of 2999

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Southtown Sluggers

My dad took me to Southtown Sluggers last month. It is a small shop but full of new and old cards. We got four cool cards from the buy one get one free box plus a few packs. For $12, I got four cool relic cards – three of them borderline hall of famers.

2006 Artifacts So Taguchi Jersey 239 / 325
2006  UD Artifacts Taguchi Jersey 239 of 325

2003 Jim Edmonds Bowman Heritage Jersey
2003 Bowman Heritage Jim Edmonds Jersey

2005 Donruss Greats Lee Smith Jersey
2005 Donruss Greats Lee Smith Jersey
2005 Diamond Kings Larry Walker Dual Bat 36 / 100
2005 Donruss Diamond Kinds Walker Dual Bat 36 of 100

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Thorzul’s March Group Break

Thorzul’s March Group Break is open. Thorzul has always been lucky pulling Cardinals for us. These are my favorites from last month.
Diamond Kings Jim Edmonds regular card and brown card.
2005 Diamond Kings Edmonds Base2005 Diamond Kings Edmonds Brown Frame
Diamond Kings Lou Brock insert.
2005 Diamond Kings Brock HOF Hero
And finally, the best Cardinal of the break. I wish he could have pulled the gold Sabathia for himself but I really like this gold Pujols numbered 34 of 50.
2007 Piece of History Pujols Gold 34 of 50
Dad – Isaac has been begging me to help him do a group break. I really like Thorzul’s Pick ‘em Plus One format (I need to trademark that) but am hesitant to make the plunge b/c of time and $$$ concerns. I’m more worried about the time really, as I *think* the cost may actually be lower as we’re usually just interested in the Cardinals out of the boxes we open --- so even just a few people signing up is better than eating the entire cost. So – how much time and effort are we talking about? Thoughts and input appreciated.

Monday, February 2, 2009

Trade With All Tribe Baseball

Isaac loves coming home and seeing a package in the mail. I was out of the country last week and it was nice hearing how excited he was each evening as he told me what state the package came from, opened it up, and told me about each card inside. It felt like we were opening the package up together… almost like I was home.

This was our usual trade: a stack of your favorite team for a stack of Cardinals. This time, All Tribe Baseball sent a box of Cardinals our way along with a nice note about collecting with his sons for 16 – 17 years. He sent a ton of nice cards. These are Isaac’s favorites.

Brian Barton – 2007 UD Timeline. More on one of Isaac’s favorite players here.

Barton 2008 UDT

Two Jim Edmonds Mini’s – Another of his favorite players, even if he wore Cubbie blue last year.

Edmonds Cracker Jack Edmonds 2007 UD Goudey

Two Musial 2004 Diamond King Variants

Musial 2004 DKc Musial 2004 DKbw

Two Brocks & one Gibson

Brock 2003 UD SP Legends Brock 2005 Donruss Playoffs Gibson 2005 Donruss Playoff

Grady Sizemore – 2008 X. Not sure when he became a fan of Sizemore, not to mention Ryan Braun, but he’s started pages for both of them in his Favorite Players binder.

Sizemore 2008 UDX

Thanks again, Jack. We’ve filled up the box with Indians and will be sending them tomorrow!