I know, nothing special here, but I needed them for my David Wright binder. These next four cards are for trade, if you are interested.
It's a solid moustache card, so I thought, "why not?"
This '67 Ollie Brown was unlocked by me. I tried a couple trades for older cards, but ended up not moving it. I'm not dissappointed though, it's a great looking card.
The oldest card ('60) I unlocked. Can't complain. Any Braves fans need this one?
The next 6 cards were all additions to my Topps 3 collection that I traded for:
2000 Topps Wade Boggs. I traded three cards ('88 Rafael Belliard, '91 Matt Williams, '93 Bernard Gilkey) for this one. Not terrible.
1998 Topps Billy Wagner. Again, I traded three card ('86 Buddy Biancalana, '95 Kevin Seitzer, '06 Brandon Claussen). Definite win for me.
1987 Topps Dwight Evans Record Breaker. Yeah, that's right, I had an '87 shipped. I traded a '83 Mike Witt for this. Not a blockbuster trade, but definitely worth it to me.
1976 Topps Mickey Lolich Record Breaker. I traded a '74 Mike Phillips and a horrendously airbrushed '74 Bob Tolan for this. It sucked to do 2 '74s for it, but I'm glad I have it.
1969 Topps AL RBI Leaders Harrelson/Howard/Northrup. I traded a '69 Ken Boyer (sorry Dodgers fans) for it. This was the second trade I made on the site, and it ended up being the card that brought in the most offers. I had several offers of cards as old as '65 for this one. I couldn't let it go, though, because I was so happy to check it off my list.
1966 Topps Sam Mele. This was the result of the first trade I made. I traded a '67 Joel Horlen, which is a pretty good deal for me. To move back a year and get a card I really wanted was great. I got a few offers for this card as it went on, but mostly junk.
With the addition of these 6 cards, I now have 87% of my Topps 3 Set. I've also got 4 cards waiting on COMC, which will leave me with only 4 to track down.
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