Sometime last year my Dad came upon a display of "repackaged" [and I use that term loosely] baseball cards for a great deal and he swooped them up. He gave them to me for Christmas and they have affectionately become known as "The Baggie Cards." I will be opening these one by one and showing the highlights.
Baggie #1: John Smoltz Edition
First up, a numbered John Smoltz Red Refractor...numbered 294/399...it's the best repackage I've ever had thus far...
Two Topps Finest that are just begging to have their protective coating removed:
Dayf is working on a Mark Lemke Master Set in 2009...do you need this one Dayf?
A nice horseshoe mustache:
I wish Barry the best of luck next year...I seem to pull more Zitos than I statistically should.
Eric S: Do you need this one?
Fifty for 2009 Stats
Post #30 of 50
Percent complete: 60%
Baggie #1: John Smoltz Edition
First up, a numbered John Smoltz Red Refractor...numbered 294/399...it's the best repackage I've ever had thus far...
Two Topps Finest that are just begging to have their protective coating removed:
Dayf is working on a Mark Lemke Master Set in 2009...do you need this one Dayf?
A nice horseshoe mustache:
I wish Barry the best of luck next year...I seem to pull more Zitos than I statistically should.
Eric S: Do you need this one?
Fifty for 2009 Stats
Post #30 of 50
Percent complete: 60%
Comments
Baggie repacks are better than the real thing!