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Thank you to the people at Topps Thank you to the people at Donruss On August 29, 2005 my life changed. At about 10 AM I watched as white caps formed on the road in front of my mother's home. For those who do not know what white caps are it is a term used to describe the white foam on top of a wave as it crests and breaks. Why is this unusual? I was one mile from the shore and 28 feet above ...
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“Oh Face” nominees (11 and counting!)
Wax Heaven — ... Blake from TwinsCards.com submitted this forgotten 1989 Upper Deck Greg Gagne; Brandon submitted this crazy Minor League card from 1990 of Paul Noce. Joe from Cincinnati Reds Blog submitted two! A 1981 Topps Manny Sanguillen and a 1973 Topps Johnny Jeter! Dayf from Cardjunk submitted several on his own blog. The Jeter is my favorite! Bryan, the #1 Canseco collector sent in this 1996 Donruss, which I also happen to own! Mark from ‘ ...

Wednesday Quick Hits
Red Reporter — ... New blog (or new to me anyway): Cincy Reds Cards. I haven't collected cards in any serious way in probably fifteen years, and yet they still hold my interest. Good read if you're like me in that respect. ...

Heavenly Collections - Austin Kearns
Wax Heaven — ... I believe many daily readers know Joe Cuevas as the resident clown who is always prepared to launch a quick zinger or two here in the comments section or one his own blog, Cincy Reds Cards. Unfortunately, unlike most collectors featured in Heavenly Collections, his tale is as bittersweet as you can imagine. You see, Joe is a die-hard Reds fan who collects Austin Kearns. In the prime of his collection, Joe had nine 1 of 1’s, 100+ game-used memorabilia cards, and over 200 base cards of his favorite baseball player. ...

Have you gotten your Vixen fix yet?
Wax Heaven — ... Finally, the Sports Cards Directory has been a smashing succsess and I want to thank Joe from Cincy Reds Cards for bringing to my attention the need for a more organized system. Without his e-mail one day complaining about losing track of new links, I would have never thought to start a blog specifically for the links. I added an extra category for links (specific collector blogs) and will add a feature for new blogs added tonight. Please submit as many card blogs as possible. I don’t care if you hate Wax Heaven or Mario Alejandro. This is not about me ...

Zack Hample’s collection is worthless
Wax Heaven — ... ball and he never will. I’d trade a whole collection of foul balls from Edgardo Alfonso and Sid Bream for a shot at that historic baseball. Besides, when all is said and done it’s clear Zack is a scary, aging, 30-something who makes it his job to steal balls from little kids. That’s one hell of a legacy, buddy. Oh, and he works for mommy. I guess that’s where all the baseball games spending money comes from. (link courtesy of Cincy Reds Cards) ...

Nothing but love for ‘97 Bowman Chrome
Wax Heaven — ... Fast forward more than a decade to my return to the Hobby. Just recently I did the unthinkable and busted ‘97 Pinnacle Certified and today thanks to Joe Cuevas of Cincy Reds Cards, I busted a beautiful, “MOJO”-filled box of 1997 Bowman Chrome. ...

And lead me not into temptation
Wax Heaven — ... thanks to Cincy Cards), the next was to bust a box each of Pinnacle Certified and Pinnacle Totally Certified. Last month, I cracked one of those goals even though it came with a big price tag ( ...

I’m a loser baby
Wax Heaven — ... With just one hour left, the auction had not even reached $13 dollars so I figured my $20 would be more than enough. Around that time, I received an email from long time reader & blogger, Joe, who offered to buy the card for me for $50 dollars. As thankful as I was for his generosity, I just could not accept. After all, this guy was the one who sent over a fresh, unopened box of 1997 Bowman Chrome for me to bust ( ...

Delivery Time! Mail from Joe at Cincy Reds Cards
Nachos Grande — One of the great things I've found about having my blog is that I never know what might show up in my mailbox! A few days ago, I received a surprise package from Joe at the excellent Cincy Reds Cards blog. ...

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