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1995 Score ~~Hall Of Gold~~ #HG 82

From a robust insert set...

1992 Donruss ~The Elite Series~ (#34 of 36)

Something from the "high-end" of my collection. Serial-numbered to 10,000 (!), these gems were some of the most sought after cards of the junk wax era. When cards have print runs of 300,000, it puts being #'d/10,000 in perspective...



Dick Perez not only painted, he also (apparently) worked in holo-foil.

1993 Upper Deck "Reggie Jackson's Clutch Performers" #R9

Mr. October weighing in on the big fella. According to an Ebay seller, very rare and hard to find...



...unless you can type sportlots.com in your browser, where you can find about 20 for $.18...

1992 Starting Lineup

Guess who's back! More like "The Cecil Fielder Card Of The Every Other Month"! Just kidding of course...



Brought to you by the fine people at Kenner. I had a ton of these and took every single one out of the box. What a fool! I coulda been a hundrednaire!

1998 Topps #374

Somewhere over the rainbow? Nope. At least not in the traditional sense, but all the variations from '98 Topps nontheless...



Base, Minted In Cooperstown, and Rays and Diamondbacks Inaugural Season.

1996 E-XL #59

The obligatory "Happy St. Patrick's Day" post...



DEEP!

1992 Fleer League Leaders #692

Remember when baseball card sets were like 700+ cards? I do...



The '92 Fleer set was 732 cards deep, not including the inserts (such as the "Rookie Sensations"). You can get a box on the 'Bay for around $15 bucks ($5 BIN + $10 shipping) or a complete, factory sealed set for around $20 shipped. Cards of value for that particular year were found in the "Updates" set (which featured Tim Wakefield's rookie card!!!!).

1991 Studio #53

Just got done watching Fab Five on ESPN. Tough to watch at times, but the truth hurts, and pain builds character. Pretty much the awesomest 2 hours of televsion I've watched in months. So let's take it back to '91...



Love the cheesy black and white, yearbook-style photo. Hate the teenie-tiny black and white Tigers' logo in the bottom left-hand corner ~~takes out magnifying glass~~...



Though I'm a Chip and bleed maroon 'n gold, I grew up watching and loving Michigan basketball... and tomorrow I'm wearing black socks to work.

1988 Starting Lineup Talking Baseball

Taken from the SLU Talking Baseball Toronto Blue Jays team set...