The Taj Bradley collection has crossed into double digits, but the blogger posts are still not numbered. At least, not for the moment. At what point should I start numbering them? I think I am getting close. Anyway, I picked up two more terrific Taj Bradley autographs for the collection during the past week.
First up, an autograph out of the $425 per box Topps Museum Collection. Cost of this card was north of $10 making it one of the more expensive Taj Bradley cards in my collection. I appreciate all the people who open up boxes, so very much.
I couldn't do it without you.
I was somewhat hopeful that the orange patches were connected to the Durham Bulls when I first bid on this card, but after doing a little research, it appears this is likely from Bradly's appearance at the Futures Game a few year's back at Dodger Stadium. The orange seems slightly muted compared to photographs from the game, but there are patch cards that match this jersey.
What I would do to get a Durham Bulls patch card......
One day.
Last card for a quick post.......
Bradley signed for the 2024 Topps product, but was a short-printed autograph with just /199 serial numbered copies. Seems like a player who would not be on the short-print list, but here we are. The serial number is on the back of the card and this is a quick post, so you can imagine it's there. It says "087/199".
This is one of the first autographed cards I have purchased out of 2024 Topps, and while I have not been rah-rah about the product this year, this is a really well-blended sticker autograph. You can barely tell on the scan.
" I appreciate all the people who open up boxes, so very much. I couldn't do it without you." LOL. At first I felt bad for the person who originally opened this box... but then I thought about it. If they can afford $400 for a box... they're not doing too bad in life. Congratulations on one heck of a deal.
ReplyDeleteGood point, it's hard to feel bad for anyone who can afford a $400 plus box of cards.
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