Originally Posted by Bruce Berenyi
Reds Fan Since 1971
thank you I loved him because the z was worth ten in scrabble
Cherokee (03-16-2020),cumberlandreds (03-14-2020),KeefeCato (03-16-2020),mth123 (03-14-2020),Old school 1983 (03-17-2020)
Cherokee (03-16-2020),cumberlandreds (03-14-2020)
cumberlandreds (03-14-2020),OhioRiverBarge (03-15-2020)
Every card of Eric Davis and George Foster just exuded cool.
"I can make all the stadiums rock."
-Air Supply
dreghorntwo (03-16-2020),OhioRiverBarge (03-15-2020)
how about rookie davis and steve foster?
The 1961 Topps set is one that fascinated me for some reason. I'm two high numbers away from completing the Reds set.
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1952 Bowman is probably my favorite vintage set, I love the artwork
Growing up in Toledo, which is essentially Detroit South, this signing was a big deal to me
This was baseball to me growing up
Mario Soto did not listen to the advice from this trunk and handle opponents with care
83 Fleer... Even at the time I was like "really? gray?Mario Soto did not listen to the advice from this trunk and handle opponents with care
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"Lemonade requires a significant amount of sugar. Otherwise, you've just made lemon juice."
which 61 cards are you missing? dick gernert? ken hunt?
Ken Hunt and Eddie Kasko
wow I guessed one correctly ken hunt was a first half pheenom in 1961
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