so, i am wondering what other player collectors would do in this situation. i have a 2012 topps nolan ryan golden great card that i pulled from a pack.
no, the reason i am questioning the card is because of the back
what do you think?
27 October 2013
should i keep this card?
no, the reason i am questioning the card is because of the back
what do you think?
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Wow... if you decide to throw that card into the Garvey binder, you're opening the flood gates (which isn't necessarily a bad thing). If you're the type of guy who collects everything Garvey (like non-Garvey cards that have him in the background), then "yes"... I'd add it to the binder.
But personally... my Gwynn binder is already too hard to organize. So if it were me and I found a non-Gwynn card that mentions Gwynn... I'd probably blog about it and toss it into a box.
I agree with Fuji. With a player like Garvey, or in Fuji's case Gwynn, the flood gates would most definitely open.
Be careful, once the gates are open they are difficult to close!
I don't think Garvey makes too many cameo's, at least in picture. not sure about card text though. There are people who collect that way. i remember crossing paths with a rickey Henderson collector who collected anything that even mentioned rickey by name or if he was pictured anywhere 9checklists, card backs, magazine articles, etc). That is certainly an angle one could explore, especially if they were near completion on a more standard collection.
For me, it's too much work. I have pulled aside some checklists, team cards and such, but to worry about the OPC versions and all of the other variations is just too much.
That kind of collecting is obsessed with a capital "HOW MANY CATS ARE IN THIS HOUSE ANYWYAY?????"
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