While I didn't collect G.I.Joe toys growing up, I absolutely loved the cartoon. Over the years I've added some unopened packs/boxes to my PC. The 1986 Milton Bradley are one of my favorite looks for non-sport character cards. I had a custom Tusken Raider card made with the same look! Yo, Joe!

1975 was not only the year I was born, but home of one of the greatest baseball sets ever. 1975 Topps Baseball is an iconic set featuring an array of colors, plus some HOF rookies, including George Brett and Robin Yount. Topps issued packs of regular sized cards and mini cards, adding more to it's legend. While I primarily collect vintage non-sport packs, these two pieces have a permanent home in my PC.

Growing up i loved watching reruns of the Three Stooges! This is a pack i was excited to pick up a few years ago. While i love this pack, the 1959 pack is still a grail item that I'll hopefully obtain in the future, although my wife begs to differ. Nyuk, Nyuk, Nyuk!

I was fascinated by pro wrestling growing up, so the 1985 issues by Topps and OPC were favorites of mine. The O-Pee-Chee series 2 series features the first card of Randy "Macho Man" Savage. The packs in the pic are an assortment of PSA 7, PSA 8 and PSA 9. These are part of my PC, OOOOHHHHH YEEEEAAAAAHHHHH. Dig It!

My first true collectibles love combined two of my newfound favorites as a kid - Star Wars and trading cards! I remember opening so many of these packs growing up. I still have my original set, plus quite a few packs I kept unopened. These cards are a great reminder of my youth.