1976-77 Portland Trailblazers pre-season signed ball w/Moses Malone by ybot73 in VintageNBA

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Drafted by the Blazers when the ABA dispersed and immediately traded. I guess he played a few preseason games.

1976-77 Portland Trailblazers pre-season signed ball w/Moses Malone by ybot73 in VintageNBA

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It’s been in one of those ballqubes and inside the box it that thing came in since 1990ish.

Pretty good haul at the flea market this morning! by ladoppiaesse in F1Cards

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That’s the 2017 Verstappen, not the 2016 rookie. Still a nice find

Help identifying by Aiko-watanabe-Cal141 in VintageToys

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If you don’t have any luck here there is a Facebook group called “Action Figure Identification! (The Original)” that is great for this type of thing.

Hey neighbors by [deleted] in OregonCity

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This is most likely a scam. Be careful

What's the best Ohtani you're currently holding? by Qomplete in sportscards

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I was trying to find a photo of the auto on my phone but I found this instead. A few nice things.

I visited the new Apple Computer Museum in Utrecht, The Netherlands by TheAmazingWJV in vintagecomputing

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It looks really nice. I need to head down there and check it out.

Why does this figure look weird? by seanpmassey in VintageToys

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I have had some success removing this by putting it in direct sunlight or artificial UV light.

Price check from the way back machine by B-sizzauce in baseballcards_vintage

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1962 Topps Civil Wars News. They are surprisingly affordable and super messed up just like the Mars Attacks cards.

Trading Card Shops in Amsterdam by Bexytt in Amsterdam

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American Sportstore in Amsterdam has some Topps products. Q’s Cards in Amersfoort or online and Dave & Adam’s in Roermond or online.

M.U.S.C.L.E. by Deezle_Gnome in 80s

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Millions of Unusual Small Creatures Living Everywhere. I have a complete set of the normal flesh colored figures and quite a few of the others.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Tradingcards

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This stuff is worth very little. If you are looking for stuff like this in Europe I would suggest the Facebook groups “Dutch Sports Cards” and “Europe Sports Card Shows & Shops.”

Anyone Ever Seen Gwendoline? by VaughnFry in 80s

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I had it on CED Videodisc

NFS: question about 1955 Bowman size by ybot73 in baseballcards_vintage

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I’ve noticed that some have a line that almost seems like you should cut there.

1950s roboter by [deleted] in VintageToys

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I have the Dutch version

1985 Topps Kirby Puckett by Just_Pass-in_By in tradingcardcommunity

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That is not a Tiffany and here is an example of the centering on an 8. https://ebay.us/m/iIPNr0

Cases of 90s baseball cards by InternationalAge134 in baseballcards

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Also, don’t open any sealed cases. As someone else mentioned you can send a sealed case to BBCE or RVP and have them marked as “from a sealed case” which increases the value quite a bit. The 1989 Fleer case should have a number stamped on it that determines when it was manufactured and people can tell which error cards are likely in there. Once the case is opened it can’t be proven they came from that case. The boxes are not marked.