I have been Fujied. A few weeks ago I received a care
package from Fuji and since it was the week that my wife and I were preparing
for a getaway I haven’t been able to blog the goodies I received from him. What
did I receive? First up a 2013 Topps Finest Yadi Refractor! Niiceee!
He also included some Cardinal autos this one Jon Jay (2007
Tristar Signature Moves). This is my first Jay auto. I really hope he is able
to stick around with the logjam in the outfield for the Birds. Another auto
this one a Topps Archives 1954 Cot Deal!
I can’t say I was familiar with Cot
before this card arrived. Cot played a few years with the Red Sox and the
Cardinals. He spent many years coaching in several organizations. This is what
I like about cards you get to learn about players from the past and the
present.
Sticking with the old-timer theme Fuji included a Johnny
Mize from the 2011 Topps Champions of Games and Sports insert. Johnny played 15 seasons in the Majors with the Cardinals, the New York Giants and Yankees and has 5 World Series rings to show for it.
Another Stan
card in the stack is a 1977 TCMA #16 Stan Musial.I really like this card as it has a really cool picture. Last of the oldies but goodies are a 2009 Topps Legends of the Game Rogers Hornsby. He was a two-time Triple Crown winner, NL MVP X2, and 1926 World Series champ with the Cards.
Nice looking card of two of the greatest Redbirds. It will be interesting to see whose cap Albert chooses when he enters the Hall of Fame.
Fuji also included some gold Joe Kelly, Mike Perez, and
Bernard Gilkey. I have to say the Topps
Cards Your Mom Threw Out is one of my favorite inserts.
My dad told me bout his
mother throwing his baseball cards out after he moved out. Bummer really, I
could imagine the Bowmans and early Topps that he must have had. I am pretty
sure Fuji noticed this but the two blue serial numbered 2011 Topps Opening Day
Albert Pujols and Colby Rasmus (how is Toronto treating you?) are both #1025
out of 2011. What are the odds!
The best card of the bunch? Drum roll please is….
Many thanks
Fuji!.
Nice scores from Fuji. Especially like his personal Topps card.
ReplyDeleteIt is even an auto, I love it.
ReplyDeleteGlad the cards arrived safely. Sorry about that delay... I always seem to be a little behind the times.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry I am the worst procrastinator.
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