
Thursday, February 02, 2012
Bobblehead Sneak Peek: Drysdale/Wills Combo

A brief glimpse at the Jackie Robinson Gold Card
As noted previously, Topps recently held their 10th Annual Pack Opening Day to celebrate the official release of their flagship Baseball card set. Well, the MLB Network was on hand to enjoy the festivities. Check out the video below featuring their report. (Hat Tip: Voice of the Collector)
Pay close attention. At about the 1:43 mark they show the Jackie Robinson 14k solid gold card to viewers.
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BTW, the winners of the Jackie gold card just put it up for sale on eBay with a "Buy It Now" price of $14,999 on it. Check it out here.
Pay close attention. At about the 1:43 mark they show the Jackie Robinson 14k solid gold card to viewers.
YouTube Link:
BTW, the winners of the Jackie gold card just put it up for sale on eBay with a "Buy It Now" price of $14,999 on it. Check it out here.
Collection: Beltre SP Signature

Seen here is my 1999 Upper Deck SP Signature Edition autographed card of Adrian Beltre.

Blog Kiosk: 2/2/2012

- James Loney is free. He won't face charges in the Maserati crash. Via LA Times.
- Greg at the Infinite Baseball Card Set shares his "Tale of 4 Ruth's" that feature the Babe in a Dodgers uniform.
- Seedling to the Stars puts together their own Dodgers prospect list.
- Night Owl Cards just finished completing his 2009 OPC set and scanned all of them for everyone to enjoy. That's right. All 600 cards.
- Keith Olbermann writes about the 10th Annual Pack Opening Day at Topps and shows off his own T206 Honus Wagner card.
- The Cardinals just opened up their Hall of Fame Museum website.
- White Sox Cards provides a little history lesson about February 1st, and a little game in a foreign desert.
- Edgar at My Autograph Signings visited the LA Fit Expo and got a bunch of auto's. He shows off a Barry Bonds auto his friend received. Apparently, Bonds was in attendance.
- Heisman Trophy winner and former NFL running back John Cappelletti had his personal collection stolen out of his Orange County home, via SCD.
- February always tends to be a little slow in Baseball. We are just a few weeks away from the start of Spring Training, so I guess you could call this time period the calm before the storm. That being said, I thought the below video would be a nice respite until the hurricane comes rolling in. Check out Nyjer Morgan practicing with the San Jose Sharks hockey club.
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