Looking forward to the trip back to Ormond Beach tomorrow. Meanwhile, I have numbers for the triple five's.
I have 90 different cards. Beckett claims there 997 of them, so almost 10%. No team hit double digits for this triple number post. The Twins led the pack with 8 appearances with just the first scan it was obvious they would be contending. One player made four appearances Frank Thomas. No one hit 3 and a few had two.
Next week the triple 6's. I had mentioned maybe combining the cards going forward but it looks like there are plenty enough 6's for their own post. I will squeeze the 8's and 9's in with the 7's.
Have a great weekend.
Way to phone in the signature Tanner Roark...
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen the 2005 Larry Walker before, though I missed a lot of base cards from 2005-2009 Topps.
ReplyDeleteOdd that the Big Hurt was card #555 3(or more) times in two years.
The '86 Hubie Brooks baffled me as a kid. "Why is that guy wearing a jacket? And why is he sliding backwards?"
Yeah that I believe is Rick Camp of the Braves sliding in pretty sure I have this card also in my Braves in the background mini collection.
DeleteOh boy lots of Upper Deck Dodgers next week.
ReplyDeleteSurprised you don’t have the ‘93 and ‘94 Topps 555s. I have complete sets of those from the huge lot you gave me so I’ll pull them for you.
ReplyDeleteI have them, I just haven't pulled them from the dupes boxes.
DeleteTwins lead the way! One can only hope that happens when the playoffs begin.
ReplyDeleteWas curious if Gwynn had a card #555... but it doesn't look like it. Hope you found some nice goodies for your collection at Ormond Beach.
ReplyDeleteThe 666's should be fun.
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