COMC Shuffle #5

Another week, another ten randomly selected cards from last year's COMC hoard!


1955 Red Man Tobacco All-Star Series #14

My first Red Man! It's a little rough, but it does still have the tab, plus it was really cheap (under $2). Solid player too. Having never seen one of these in person before, I was a bit surprised at how big they are. I always thought that they were Play Ball sized, nope, they are considerably larger.


2014 Topps Red Hot Foil #580 (x3)

It's a red out! I'm gonna go on record and say that this might be the best looking individual parallel of the 2010's. Am I wrong about this? If so, Prove me wrong.


2013-14 Panini Prizm Red, White, and Blue Wave Prizms #22

I've said it many (many) times before, but there will never be another player like Tim Duncan! Countdown to the hall of fame in...


1994 Pacific Crown Collection Knights of the Gridiron #3

Drew Bledsoe used to receive a lot of hobby love, now he gets next to none, (cue Fred Willard) Wha' Happened?


2013 Panini Golden Age Historic Signatures #LP

Laffit Pincay is one of the signers who has an autograph in both the 2013 and 2014 sets, which I now have both of. I know nothing of horse racing, but with a signature as nice as this, I have no problem with him being in two out of the three Golden Age sets.


2013-14 Panini Prizm Red, White, and Blue Mosaic Prizms #230

This was my sixth R,W, &B Dave DeBusschere. I really want a full page (or more) of this card!

1973 Kellogg's #54

This is yet another purchase that I can blame on Chris' bad influence! Sorry for the lousy picture, I have a lot to learn when it comes to taking photos of graded cards. After buying this card last year, I, just for a split second mind you, had the brief notion that I would try to collect the entire set in PSA 9 form... thankfully that idea didn't stick around for too long.


1909-11 T206

I got my first three T206's last year, all from the same seller, and all within a couple of days of each other. Condition wise, Danny Moeller here would probably receive the lowest grade, he's obviously got a bit of a crease, but the colors are still really crisp.

There isn't a great deal of info on the interwebz about Danny Moeller. He spent the part of seven seasons in the bigs, playing for Pittsburgh, Washington, and Cleveland. In 1912, while in his first season with Washington, he finished 21st in the AL MVP voting -- and in 1913 (still with the Senators), he racked up 62 stolen bases, which were second in the majors only to teammate Clyde Milan's 75.

Obligatory shot of the back.


1998-99 Upper Deck Ionix Reciprocal #R55

The '98-99 Reciprocal's is are one of my favorite 90's basketball parallels, easily in the top ten, maybe even in the top five... I might have to do a personal top ten 90's basketball parallels list one of these days (that'll really bring in the views)?


1971-72 Topps #172

Although drafted by the Detroit Pistons in 1967, Ron decided to instead join the newly created ABA, playing for five teams during his six seasons. In 1975, he traveled to Europe to play in the European Professional Basketball League, a league that only lasted for one season.

Hopefully everyone enjoyed another week's worth of picks. The shuffle button will now get a much deserved week off, after all... being asked to choose ten random cards isn't as easy as it sounds :)


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