Thursday, October 1, 2020

Movin On Up

 

September, I guess you could say, would be called the Rose month for me. I spent the majority of last month tracking down various Rose cards for my Pete Rose PC. I was able to get 65 cards, of course 60 of those cards belonged to the 2011 Leaf Pete Rose Legacy set. The other 5 cards came from 2013 and were all Pinnacle cards. Two of those were the Clear Vision inserts and the other three were the Die-Cut Pete Rose Hit King inserts. I'm still disappointed with myself for getting rid of my Pete Rose PC a few years back. I think I was just getting burnt out of the hobby and decided to downsize. Regardless, I'm slowly reacquiring cards that I let go but I'm being more selective on the Panini products. There are some that I'm just not a fan of and I won't buy them (at least not anytime soon) when there are still a ton of oddball issue cards from the 70s and 80s that I'm still trying to track down (Kelloggs, Hostess, Drakes, O'Connell & Sons, etc.) I did notice that when I finally updated my PC collection on TCDB that I'm now the #1 Rose collector on the site. Not sure how long that will last but it's nice to be king of the mountain when I was in the #25 spot just over a month ago.

4 comments:

defgav said...

Congrats on climbing up to the top spot!

Reds Card Collector said...

Thanks Gavin!

Fuji said...

Wow. #1? That's awesome! I enjoy collecting Rose too... but recent budget cuts have impacted my chase for his cards. I'm sure I'll start it up again at some point.

Reds Card Collector said...

Thanks Fuji. His cards aren't cheap. Most of them, especially anything in the 80s, start at a dollar and go up from there. Not the cheapest of ball players to collect.