u/Veze1000

I finally got some wall displays to show off what I've been collecting for the last year or so. Nothing exceptionally rare or crazy, the only auto I have so far is ADC, hopefully I'll be able get some more autos soon. Some numbered cards, a Lourdes to /50 is my lowest and I love because it color matches his jersey and looks awesome.

But all Diamondbacks, and I look forward to collecting more. I share any repeats or higher numbered versions of cards I find with my nephews who love the Diamondbacks too.

Sidenote: I know the Corbin in the center is an unreputable grading company, but I love the card. I'm not concerned about grades because I don't intend to resell, I collect them collect them.

I have tickets in an accessible seating area for the game on Wednesday for myself, wife, and kids. My wife is in a power wheelchair and unable to walk more than a few steps at a time. Unfortunately it's kinda 50/50 right now as to whether or not she will be up to going. (Her medical condition causes a lot of pain and right now she is having a flare up, hard to know if it will be better by then or not). If she doesn't go I'm going to take my nephew who is a huge fan in her place.

Will I be in trouble if I still go with my kids? I don't want to seem like the guy who unnecessarily took handicap seating away from someone who needed it, when the reality is that the person in our party who did need it simply couldn't go.

Card collection

Accessible seating question