Card Collecting and TTM Autographs
In 1994, Topps really started bitin’ on Upper Deck’s style. Sure, in previous years that made attempts to update the card and picture quality. And in 1993 they even added a player picture to the back of the card. But…
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Jim Acker returns and,… hold on… is that a stick figure?
Find out more about Jim and see if we can decipher his hieroglyphics.
Dave Dravecky has amazing baseball story. If you don’t know it, find out more about Dave in the post.
You can also get a look at the BraveSTARR score for these ’89 Topps cards he signed.
Steve Searcy a one time “future star” for Detroit signs a TTM autograph success.
Find out more about Steve and what this return gets for a BraveSTARR score by clicking on that ’91 Stadium Club gem.
Harry Carson signs, and with some flair at that.
Check out more about Mr. Carson and what TTM success gets for a BraveSTARR score.
Rick Manning brings it with another great TTM Success.
Find out more about Rick both in and out of baseball and what this return gets for a BraveSTARR score in the post.
So like what 70% of baseball is failure. For hitters anyway. Why are we celebrating it in these cards though.
Take a look back at ’94 Topps.
Wilson Ramos is nicknamed The Buffalo. Got any idea why? Well, it might just be another baseball mystery.
Check out more about Wilson and what this gets for a BraveSTARR score.
In 1994, Topps really started bitin’ on Upper Deck’s style. Sure, in previous years that made attempts to update the card and picture quality. And in 1993 they even added a player picture to the back of the card. But…
Read more
Former Montreal Expo Bryn Smith signs a TTM autograph success. Nice big signature too.
Check out more about Bryn and what these cards get for a BraveSTARR score by click on that ’84 Topps card with the uniform straight from north of the border.