A look at my collection of 1959s. Every card has a story. Friday, March 14, 2014. Writing this blog has been a wonderful learning experience. The 1959 Topps set held many more stories than I even imagined when I started it back in February of 2011. It began with a posting of my Brooks Robinson card. Obsession with the stadiums seen in the photos used in this set.

Thursday, December 11, 2014. My 31st birthday was last Friday the 5th and my 4 month old daughter surprised me with a blaster box of 2014 Topps Update. Moving on, I pulled this decent looking insert of the hottest player on the planet. Not much else to say other than its for trade. Us-120 Wolf, 314 Dickerson. PPA-AG Gonzalez, FH Her.

One year later, and this is the seventh post. Pathetic! So when I came across the stack of cards I bought a year ago, I figured it was time. Time to give this blog a little attention. This card of Frank Gifford shows the future broadcaster, Hall-of-Famer and husband of Kathie Lee in his final season.

Nine players on the field, nine pockets to a page. Saturday, August 1, 2015. A Cespedes For The Rest Of Us. In and of itself, this made me very happy. As usual with the Mets, nothing. Is easy, especially happiness. So why was this trade a relief rather than a celebration? The Mets bei.

Sunday, September 22, 2013. As Suddenly As It Started. I think three things stopped my purchasing. One, I actually completed what I set out to accomplish, which is a rare thing for me to do. I excel at starting projects and am even really good at the middle ground in a lot of cases, but show me the end and I just seize up and move away. Actually, a few weeks ago, I learned about ITG Decades 90s. Sunday, January 27, 2013. 2012 Topps Repack Box Fit for a Fashionable Lady.