Saturday, January 1, 2011

The Last of the Million Card Giveaways.

By the time this post comes to the blog, I will be out celebrating New Year's Day with the family. With that in mind, I thought that besides the Card of the Day, I thought I'd share some final Million Card Giveaway results on this humble, little blog.

What should be the final three codes I get before Topps switches over to the Diamond Giveaway, here is what Topps' randomizer gifted to me:

zxdT6x78L: 1958 Topps Gene Baker #358


C5pkwR6Mr: 1986 Topps Paul Molitor #267


hzcwHGG4B: 1983 Topps Kirk Gibson #430


This total means I have 55 cards in my virtual binder. I do plan on redeeming the cards that I don't have (anything from 1975 and older). Otherwise, I've heard horror stories about the condition of some of these cards, so I'm a bit leery about doing this.

On a totally unrelated note, when will Topps announce their #59 on their Topps 60 countdown??? It's been more than a week since the Schmidt RC was announced as #60!!! Oh well.

Sincerely,

JayBee Anama
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3 comments:

  1. I Don't Know....3rd BaseJanuary 1, 2011 at 7:43 PM

    Since you're not going to redeem this card....I sent you a trade for the Gibson card. My screen name is rog004 & I would be happy to take it off your hands. Thanks and I enjoy reading your blog.

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  2. AdamEJanuary 1, 2011 at 10:12 PM

    Did you happen to get any old Red Sox? I redeemed a 55 Jack Martin of the Pirates that I have been trying like crazy to trade off for a vintage Red Sox that I don't have.

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  3. Play at the PlateJanuary 3, 2011 at 3:05 AM

    Vintage is vintage...but 1958 was a weird set. I hope you can trade some of the others for something good!

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