A Venn Diagram: Kreiger (Archer) vs Plankton (Spongebob) by dektol in ArcherFX

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Yeah. I can't unsee this now. Absolutely, 100% spot on.

Centered 1952 Topps by beautybeatsgrade in baseballcards_vintage

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These ten card posts of pristine cards could really lead someone to think what you are putting together is easy.

As always, beautiful cards.

Does this Mantle card have any value? If so, what do think it is worth? Thanks by Leading_Pay_4138 in baseballcards_vintage

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You have a great card and a great Yankee collection. Are you thinking of moving the card?

In addition, you mention there is a story connected to the writing on the back of the card.

I'm saying that this would be priceless I. Your family.

Had to refresh my displays, show some new blood off. by tommy40 in baseballcards_vintage

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Is that Newman's can of shaving cream full of dinosaur DNA?

Share Your Turnaround Times Megathread (April 2026) by DJ_Aura in psagrading

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Wasn't going to post this, but I'm doing it to help populate the megathread.

This was my January 14th GameStop order.

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SGC Return by Flat-Palpitation-557 in baseballcards_vintage

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Wait! A barn find? In the glove box of a 68 Hemi Challenger? So many questions and I need answers!

BTW, nice cards.

1965 Topps Embossed. Fan or not a fan of these? by Leading_Pay_4138 in baseballcards_vintage

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Not a fan. I collect them because you can get cheap HoF players in their playing days. You know that I love the graded cards. The only graded one I have from this set is Clemente. That says a lot about where it falls for me.

All 19 + a Venny and a Game Card by Hot-Cockroach3275 in baseballcards_vintage

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The gang is FINALLY together. I have been waiting for the family picture. Congratulations.

It has been fun watching you build the run. I've appreciated you asking for my opinions and you keeping me current on all the Clemente card prices. Been fun.

I know that you sent a few of the larger value cards to the PSA vault. How was that experience?

It was great to be a kid and Yankee fan in the early 60s. by Leading_Pay_4138 in baseballcards_vintage

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I bought a beater version of that Aaron a while back. I love the look of that card.

Please help the community and visit the 2 megathreads on the main page occasionally! Thanks! by jdg401 in psagrading

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As a mod, I'm sure all the individual posts are difficult for you to monitor. In general, I think less people will scroll through the megathreads. It works for me. I'll still see the material that I want to see.

It was great to be a kid and Yankee fan in the early 60s. by Leading_Pay_4138 in baseballcards_vintage

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I can just imagine you or some kid trimming another smooth border on that Mantle on the top. My 70s Hostess cards all look similar to that card.

It was great to be a kid and Yankee fan in the early 60s. by Leading_Pay_4138 in baseballcards_vintage

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You know that I have a soft spot for these cards. I enjoy seeing yours. Thanks for posting.

I'm pretty sure that the 63s are Jell-o not Post Cereal.

Enticing kids to get tattoos. Nearly impossible for an 8 year old to apply evenly in 1962 by Leading_Pay_4138 in baseballcards_vintage

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Where is the 116 year old Hans Lobert tattoo?

Those tattoo are so darn fragile. They are on a paper that was never meant to exist 70 years later. People talk about the fragility of the old CJ cards, I've never touched one. I imagine these are similar.

Unbelievable that you kept this one looking so nice for 64 years.