WHOOO HOOO MAILDAY! HUGE MAILDAY! Stay tuned!
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Forgot to mention the dozen or so one screw screwdowns too.
The Cousy is one the hardest cards in any card hobby to get in good condtion. Even pack fresh ones get psa 6. There are NO 10's and three 9s in the world! Its friggen hard to get!
The autos are ttm mail autos I got by sending to the players!
The Risen is an upgrade on the one I already have. My mate Ryan remembers everything I say! :shock:
The box will be broken shortly and lets all hope for an auto to make up for this crap! :wink:
The Cousy is one the hardest cards in any card hobby to get in good condtion. Even pack fresh ones get psa 6. There are NO 10's and three 9s in the world! Its friggen hard to get!
The autos are ttm mail autos I got by sending to the players!
The Risen is an upgrade on the one I already have. My mate Ryan remembers everything I say! :shock:
The box will be broken shortly and lets all hope for an auto to make up for this crap! :wink:
CONGRATS ON THE MARVELLOUS BOUNTY CHAD! 
IT WASN'T A LARRY BIRD BLOWUP DOLL LIKE YOU TOLD ME YOU'D BEEN HOPING FOR BUT STILL CAN'T BE TOO PICKY! :wink:
LOL JUST KIDDING CHAMP BUT GREAT STUFF WITH ALL THOSE REALLY OLD CARDS THEY ARE RARER THAN A GOOD MOVIE FROM HEATH LEDGER
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IT WASN'T A LARRY BIRD BLOWUP DOLL LIKE YOU TOLD ME YOU'D BEEN HOPING FOR BUT STILL CAN'T BE TOO PICKY! :wink:
LOL JUST KIDDING CHAMP BUT GREAT STUFF WITH ALL THOSE REALLY OLD CARDS THEY ARE RARER THAN A GOOD MOVIE FROM HEATH LEDGER
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artyman: congrats mate they are some truely amazing cards :smt031
You would post that badboy too Clarkey
Just thought some of the board members here would appreciate a classic card in the hobby but alas it seems if you don't collect a genre you don't appreciate a genre in hobby. :roll:
This card is every bit as important as a Jordan rc etc.
Take a look at the new beckett card hall of fame in the new issue. Ten cards in the first year and this is one of them. Although I did help the editors and writer with the selection for that beckett article. LOL
I guess if they had of asked here then it would have been number 245 on the list to get in.
Just thought some of the board members here would appreciate a classic card in the hobby but alas it seems if you don't collect a genre you don't appreciate a genre in hobby. :roll:
This card is every bit as important as a Jordan rc etc.
Take a look at the new beckett card hall of fame in the new issue. Ten cards in the first year and this is one of them. Although I did help the editors and writer with the selection for that beckett article. LOL
I guess if they had of asked here then it would have been number 245 on the list to get in.
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chadjaja® said:
Wooooooooooooah!!!!
That's an awesome sight to see.
Here I was thinking you WERE posting it soon...
Oh man, those cards are old as..... well old as 1951! That's like older than my mother! LMAO!!
So what's a 1951 Berk Ross? Give us a run down on them...
Congrats Chad, wish my birthday was like that... ha ha ha
Yeah the Cousy's are a nice collection centerpiece
The Berk Ross story is as follows. Berk Ross produced cards for a three year period or so to rival bowmans card releases at the time. Bowman only had the one year to date with 1948 but ruled the roost with its baseball product.
Berk Ross mad a few sets in 1950, 51 and 52. With only the 51 year with Basketball. They were perforated in two card panels are attatched ones are like hens teeth! A Cousy like that would fetch $20,000US + in EX condition.
Berk Ross only lasted about 3 years though before bowing out of the hobby but not before making some of the most valuabe baseball cards of all time though. Ruth, Williams, Gehrig etc.
Here is a Bill Sharman attatched that is not mine.
Only two well known players are in the set of Basketball of four players. The Cousy and Sharman. The Sharman is in my sig
Therefore as each player didn't appear in 1948 Bowman its their FIRST appearance on a card and therefore a XRC of sorts. Sharman is in his all star uni and Cousy in his Holly Cross uni.
With the perforation its hard to get a high graded one of course.
The Berk Ross story is as follows. Berk Ross produced cards for a three year period or so to rival bowmans card releases at the time. Bowman only had the one year to date with 1948 but ruled the roost with its baseball product.
Berk Ross mad a few sets in 1950, 51 and 52. With only the 51 year with Basketball. They were perforated in two card panels are attatched ones are like hens teeth! A Cousy like that would fetch $20,000US + in EX condition.
Berk Ross only lasted about 3 years though before bowing out of the hobby but not before making some of the most valuabe baseball cards of all time though. Ruth, Williams, Gehrig etc.
Here is a Bill Sharman attatched that is not mine.
Only two well known players are in the set of Basketball of four players. The Cousy and Sharman. The Sharman is in my sig
Therefore as each player didn't appear in 1948 Bowman its their FIRST appearance on a card and therefore a XRC of sorts. Sharman is in his all star uni and Cousy in his Holly Cross uni.
With the perforation its hard to get a high graded one of course.
