More Signed Cards From Max

My friend, Max, sent me another batch of signed cards recently that added a ton more guys to the autograph album.  He has helped me get so many cards out of my boxes and got them signed.   The above Garrett Cooper 2021 Topps rainbow foil turned out great.  I'm pretty sure I'm out of Garrett Cooper cards by now, but you never know. There's probably a box in my stack of boxes that has a couple more I need to dig out.

Something that I have learned to love is the search function of the blog.  If I mention all of the players shown, I'll be able to search and know who I have in my albums.  That's a big help, especially when someone like Max hooks me up with so many different players.  So, here are signed cards of Ryan O'Hearn, Korey Lee, Kyle Cody, Ty Blach, Garrett Cooper and Brenton Doyle.

I was really glad to get some Cole Tucker cards signed, especially the 2019 Bowman Heritage (top left). The 2021 Topps Pro Debut of Alfonso Rivas looks nice.  Im reappy glad to get those out of the boxes because the font used on 2021 Topps, Chrome and Pro Debut is so hard to read, especially when leafing through cards in a hurry.

Kyle Freeland, Peter Lambert and Jake Bird round out this stack of cards.

Here are two team cards Max used, Tyler Holton at the top and Joe Davis at the bottom.

Here are a bunch of coach cards that Max got signed: Rigo Beltran, Lane Zawadski, Darren Holmes, Dave Bush, Tom Goodwin and Juan Nieves.  That Dave Bush 2007 Topps Heritage turned out great.  I wish I had kept the bulk cards I used to have from that set.

Finally, here are a few Bobby Meacham and Jose Hernandez cards.

Thanks for hooking me up, as always, Max.  I have another box ready to ship, which will hopefully go out tomorrow!

Autographed Cards From Gerard

My friend, Gerard, took some 50/50s for me recently, and I got a few back from him.  The above Stephen Gonsalves turned out really nicely, I thought.  Gonsalves has a great auto.

Gerard has been able to take care of some older cards for me with the coaches that he sees.  I can't remember which Rich Gedmans I don't have anymore, so the two above went into my album anyway.  I was pretty sure I didn't have the 1988 Fleer of Bobby Meacham.  I really like that set; they look really nice signed in blue.

Someone, somewhere, made these customs, and Gerard gave them to me.  They look nice, with the 1964 style.

I found these Brian Bannister cards early this year for Gerard, and they turned out great.  Bannister has a great auto.

It's always noce to get a 2014 Bowman signed.  I feel like this was my favorite issue of Bowman.  The parallels were great.  I really enjoyed pursuing those for my former Chris Davis PC.  I would like to see Bowman with some more of those crazy parallels.  Especially the bubble chromes.

Speaking of parallels, Gerard was able to get me these Bowman Platinum cards signed by Mike Olt.  I found them at the Chantilly show in April.

Gerard got me a Pawtucket Red Sox team set and got most of the cards signed for me.  I really appreciated the effort, because I know how hard it is to get team sets signed.

Supposedly, the Wood Ducks have a set coming soon, so I have to keep an eye out for that.

Thank you so much for the cards, Gerard!

Some More Autos From Gerard

My good friend Gerard hooked me up with some 50/50s and some additional autos in a package recently.  This Aneury Tavarez was a gift from Gerard.  It is a PawSox Dunkin Donuts card that will look cool in my album.

Gerard took 50/50 on Rich Gedman and Bobby Meacham recently, and sent these Topps cards back to me.  I had the Meachams, but since Gerard got these for me, they went into my album anyway.

Finally, this 2011 Topps Heritage Minors Tim Beckham looks really cool.  I like the Biscuits, so having this signed card of Beckham in a Biscuits jersey is pretty cool.

Thanks for the autos, Gerard.  I really appreciate it.

TTM Success - Bobby Meacham

I had these Bobby Meacham cards in my "to be TTMed" box for a long time, and I finally got around to sending them out.  Meacham signed them all, and they turned out really nicely.  The above 1987 is obviously for my set, and the ones below were some more Topps cards to add to the album.

I was able to get a 1984, 85, 86 and 89 signed by Meacham as well.

Meacham (b. 1960) played in the majors from 1983 to 1988 for the Yankees.  He had 324 hits, 8 home runs and a .236 batting average.

I mailed to Meacham on January 9 and got the cards back on January 23, for a 14-day TAT.