Decided to start a new PC lane recently and collect golf HOF autos. The cards don’t need to be from the same set but my only rule is they need to be great looking cards. I saw this today and immediately loved it.

My wife is a huge U2 fan and I was looking for ways to introduce her to the trading card hobby. I found this the other day and thought it was an amazing card, so I bought it. Looks like it’s the highest graded version across all grading companies, and was… very cheap. Not many of these exist graded, and it’s one of the first few cards of Bono. Obviously there are lots of different types of music collectibles out there, but curious to hear if anyone thinks there is a place for music cards to become more popular over time?

Grabbed this tonight to add to my “sneaky scarce” junk wax collection. 1987 Leaf Bo Jackson signed. Pop 11 with none higher. Bo would approve.

I love picking up unique cards from the junk wax era. This Griffey is from the 1990 Donruss Learning Series set. This was a 55-card set produced not for retail, but for use in elementary and middle school classrooms to teach kids about colors, numbers, sports, and baseball card collecting basics. Only 319 of these have been graded by PSA across all grades. Great image of “The Kid” and a sneaky scarce card in a voluminous sea of junk wax!

This card clearly is not a grail by any means, but for a buck or two, it hits the 80s/90s kid nostalgia hard! I always loved Reading Rainbow and when I randomly came across this card from 2019 Topps Chrome I had to have it.