March - 2018

Vintage Galore and an Oddball Set On My Want List Received in Trade

Wednesday saw a large box inside my mailbox that held 846 Cubs cards. This came from T.J. in Schaumburg, Illinois and was I impressed by...

Personal Connection To 1950's Chicago Cub Hal Jeffcoat

Another package was sitting in my mailbox Friday. Another 350 Cubs cards arrived to bring this week's count over 1,000 new cards. This...

One Million Cubs Project Gets Some Newspaper Ink Plus Some All Time Favorites In The Mail

The One Million Cubs Project is gaining some more publicity. After appearing on the Preserve the Hobby podcast two weeks ago, the project...

A Trip Down A Chicago Cubs Baseball Card Rabbit Hole

Many people find themselves trapped down an Internet rabbit hole. A Wikipedia search about the sitcom Coach turns into a 2-hour online...

Blog Bat Around: Collections

A couple blogs I follow have posted a blog at around. Each bat around has a topic that various bloggers each write about. This is a great...

One Million Cubs Mailday Featuring Sandberg and Parallels

Brent from Tennessee sent 309 Cubs cards this week. The box arrived on Thursday featuring a plethora of stars from my childhood, namely...

Biggest Cubs Mailday Received

The largest, by volume, mailday arrived on my doorstep Thursday. The total count is unknown at this time, but an estimate is near 4,000...

2018 Gypsy Queen Cubs Review

Gypsy Queen is a product I have given very little attention to over the years. There has always been a bad taste in my mouth because my...

One Million Cubs Project Weekly Update

Trades have begun to pick back up following Heritage-Palooza. I am still filling 2018 Topps Heritage orders on Sportlots, and eBay...

1982 Red Lobster and 1983 Thorn Apple Valley Cubs

Two 1980's Chicago Cubs Oddball sets I have had my eyes on have been 1982 Red Lobster and 1983 Thorn Apple Valley. The Thorn Apple Valley...

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