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1994 sp holoview red die-cut ken griffey jr

Nodeul Island's waterfront cultural space, featuring stunning sunsets, night views, and exhibition areas, officially opened to the public on September 18th.

( I apologize for yesterday's post. Since there were clearly recognizable faces in the photos, I removed them and am now re-uploading the edited versions.)

Considering a crack and cross to PSA, regardless of a potentially lower grade.

Flair Legacy & Ultra Platinum jeter

Cheonggyecheon, the Seoul City Hall sculpture, and a quiet prayer in the city. (and, the LG Air Conditioner building)

Diamond immortals

Gyeongbokgung Palace and Buam dong

Before modern art collabs like Project 70 became a hit, Topps was already doing it 25 years ago.

This is the 1999-00 Topps Gallery Heritage Artist's Proof set (/175). Every card features original oil painting artwork by legendary sports artist Bill Purdom famous for painting every Major League ballpark and iconic moments like Michael Jordan's "The Shot" over Craig Ehlo

Most collectors don't even realize this set exists, but I managed to hunt down all 10 cards with matching serial numbers (63/175)

(The last picture compares the Artist's Proof to the regular base insert, which seeded 1:12 packs)

What? Should I just take these to Rick at the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop?

(base set)

Recreate it.

I was so thrilled when I pulled it that I kept it in a screwdown case on display for 10 years and now the auto is fading away! Should I ask Penny to re sign it for me? lol

Many of you might already know this place, but I’m posting photos for those who don’t this is Gwangjin Bridge 8th Street! (Food isn’t allowed, but you can bring water or drinks.)

​"A rare pristine valley with Grade-1 water hidden right inside the bustling city Baeksasil Valley."

(​Situated in central Seoul, this is a secret spot unrecognized even by many Seoulites.)

I’ve had this card in my collection since I was a kid, but it doesn't look like a standard release. The back says 'FUJICOLOR P'APER'. I'm curious is this a test card, a promo, or something else?

This is Shaq’s very first numbered die-cut card, and I’ve actually had it in my collection since I was a kid.

(Back in the early days of serial-numbered cards, Upper Deck employees used to hand-number each card by hand.)

POP 1 (None Higher) ​

Missing Kobe...

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​This is a limited card numbered out of 250.

​I'm thinking about sending them in for grading later.

​What my wife thinks this costs: $50.