I picked up a 1995 Topps Series 1 box recently for no real reason other than its $5 price tag. (You can safely ignore the actual pricetag on the image.) I'm having trouble deciding what to do with it. I don't think it deserves its own blow-by-blow box break, yet maybe I should at least write something about it. There's a poll up on the sidebar now. If anyone is in need of any 1995 Topps cards from Series 1 for their team or player collections, please let me know.
Monday, August 9, 2010
What Do I Do With This?
I picked up a 1995 Topps Series 1 box recently for no real reason other than its $5 price tag. (You can safely ignore the actual pricetag on the image.) I'm having trouble deciding what to do with it. I don't think it deserves its own blow-by-blow box break, yet maybe I should at least write something about it. There's a poll up on the sidebar now. If anyone is in need of any 1995 Topps cards from Series 1 for their team or player collections, please let me know.
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I'll be happy to get rid of a couple redbirds if you pull Maddux in any form out of that sucker.
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Highlights and a breakdown of the results. analysis of card collation would all be cool. There has to be $5 worth of entertainment in that box.
ReplyDeleteHahahaha I love your SpastikMooss option, so naturally I voted for it.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see a full review. There's always something interesting in both base and inserts. Looking forward to the decision.
ReplyDeleteBreak it and post your favorite 10 or 15 cards from it
ReplyDeleteI say bust it open ans show us all the goodies inside. I could use any Mets and Yankees if you are looking to move them.
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