chris potter and the order of the dodgers

late last year i decided to partake in a private signing organized by chris potter sports.  they had a laundry list of players who would be participating, and after much thought, i pared down my list of players to three.  although i know wish i had sent in a couple of cards for george scott.  anyway, it was three dodgers that made the cut.

i received my cards back the other day and i am very pleased.  here's duke sims and his awesomely fantastic 1971 o-pee-chee card:

along with his more conventional dodgers card, a 1972 topps.

apparently duke lives in vegas, and the chris potter guys went on a roadtrip.  they wound up taking duke out to see a show while they were there.  cool.

here's the only non-dodger card i sent in - a 1978 topps don stanhouse

of course, i also had stanhouse sign his 1981 topps card, and the inscription was free!

finally, i included a couple of cards for bill sudakis - his 1969 topps rookie

and his 1970 topps card.

i've had a ttm success with ted sizemore in the past, but i'm not sure if i will send the card above out or not.

my experience, the first i've had with chris potter sports, was a good one.  i will definitely be on the lookout for more signings that they host, although i probably won't go in on the current one - i can't quite bring myself to pony up the $185 for dr. mike marshall to sign a 1974 topps traded card.