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I've got a quite a few for today... Baseball News In 1912, the first exhibition game was played at Boston's Fenway Park. The game was between the Red Sox and Harvard, with the Red Sox winning 2-0. In 1913, Ebbets Field, home of the Brooklyn Dodgers, was opened. That day, the Dodgers lost...

Congrats @mcgwirenut and thanks for the contest @Mechjo16!

Ahh, yeah, I bet that's it. I didn't realize these were redemptions.

I meant if they're short printed, or serial numbered? Beckett doesn't show any info about it, though, so I'm going to assume not. I'm surprised there aren't any of these listed for sale anywhere. Maybe this set was highly sought after and they're all in collections already. Good luck in the...

What are these numbered to? I was just thinking this would probably be an easier one to find but I don't see it anywhere. 😕

Here it is:

That link won't work...that's your studio link.

Just as an FYI, if you want to send someone a freebie, you can create a transaction for that too. Just select the option "I am sending X a freebie" and add what you're sending. Once they confirm it, their address will be there for you.

I don't sell much. I was just curious. At $18/card, the value not being too far off, and the grades being similar, sounds like ISA might be the way to go, especially for PC items. Definitely like those slabs over PSA, but BGS still wins, in my opinion. Another question, I like seeing the BGS...

Do you know how big the file is? The limit right now is 5Mb. I can raise it, but not until I'm on my home computer tonight because it needs to be changed at the server level and I can't log in to the server from work.

Seeing your last few topics, I really like the look of the ISA slabs. I'm curious, though, as to how the sale prices compare to those of PSA and BGS? I know for the longest time BGS was king, but PSA has really been climbing over the last several years. Where does ISA fit in to that? Also, how...

Nice add! Good to see the wolf pack still growing too. Is that the ISA slab?

Gotta love video! I'd never seen that before, it happened before I was born, and I still got a chill down my spine watching it. Awesome!

I'll take lucky number 7. Thanks for the contest @Mechjo16!

Geeze, you do have terrible luck on there. I've only ever had a few issues on eBay and they were all handled pretty well. Hopefully he'll either get it mailed out or eBay will make it right with you.

I'll do $16 on the non-sports cards.

I've got a few for today... Golf On this day in 1963 Jack Nicklaus, at the age of 23, won his first green jacket at he Masters Tournament. With that accomplishment, he became the youngest golfer to win a green jacket at the Masters Tournament at the time. Hockey On this day in 2001 the New...

Also, in baseball news, on April 6, 1973, US President Nixon threw the first pitch for the California Angels. At that time, it was the first time that a US President threw the first pitch in a ball game that wasn't in Washington DC. In hockey news, on April 6, 1970, Bobby Orr, of the Boston...

This is a fun thread idea. I agree, it'll be neat to see how many stadiums SCC is covering throughout the year. While I will enjoy watching this thread, I'm afraid I won't contribute much to it. We usually do try to attend at least one (maybe even two if we're feeling adventurous) at Rangers...

I got 4 base cards and 6 rookies (Phillies) in the break. This includes a Bryce Harper and an Alec Bohm. I can't remember the others off the top of my head, but I can get you a list if needed. There's no BV on any of them yet, but assuming about an average of at least $.50 each, I'll trade them...