Card show goodies part 6: The best of the rest

I have probably dragged this out longer than necessary, so this will be the last post pertaining to my recent card show purchases. Although, had I wanted to take the time to show everything I could of gotten a few more posts out of this, especially considering the raids I made on a couple of 10 cent boxes. So without further ado:

These are now my first two 1971 Topps Coins

I thought these were priced well at 50 cents each.

How about two 1978 Hostess cards.

Bob was 50 cents and Nolan was $3.

Now for some 1969 Topps:

With these and a few more not shown, I am now a little over 50% towards completion on this set.

And lastly, my biggest single card purchase for the day:

This 1958 Hank Aaron was priced at $12, but my offer of $10 was accepted. I think based on condition and the high number factor that this was a pretty darn good deal. All-in-all I'm definitely glad I decided to go to this one(originally I was going to skip it). Although with as much as I spent I won't be going again until the end of November.


On a completely different note I wanted to acknowledge the passing of the former Suns big man Neal Walk. He is now the third former big to pass away at a relatively young age in the last couple of weeks. He was an absolute stud while playing for the Florida Gators in college and went on to be the #2 overall pick in the 1969 draft. Neal had a very solid but short career in the NBA, especially considering the era in which he played. So I will end this post with my favorite card of Mr. Walk's that I own from the 1972-73 Topps set.