Flash back to last year when @theboovier suggested I rip open my Bellingham Mariners team set and free Ken Griffey Junior. The card looked like a flawless perfect 10. But PSA has spoken... and it's a 9.

Which is okay. After almost 40 years, it's not a card I would want to part with. Even if they said it was an 8... whatever. It looks great in the holder and I'm happy with it.

I haven't posted in a while, but wanted to share this very cool Sugar Ray Robinson card.

I believe this set was issued by the weekly British publication Boxing News. The image was also used for one of Robinson's Exhibit cards that @Curt_Burner shared. It's the same size as the Exhibit cards, but the card stock is thinner.

Robinson is listed as the welterweight champion, so I'm guessing this card was released at some point between 1946-1951.

My first Diamond Stars cards!

I picked these up at a show a few months back and dropped them off with KSA to get graded. Love the colorful artwork and will definitely be looking to get some more.

Very excited to pick up this awesome Joe Frazier autographed photo at a show this past weekend. Already have it up on my wall!

World Welterweight Champion 1940-1941
"If I had my life to live all over again, I'd be a professional fighter again. I'd be a little more careful with my money though." - Fritzie Zivic