Can’t go wrong with a playing days KG patch like this! Not a true logoman, a logoman tag - but still very cool!

I was introduced to this site recently. They use a complex math equation looking at the blinded card grade, collector eye appeal and actual grade to determine an eyeQ+ score. Then for those cards that qualify, give you a sticker to keep (or affix to the back of the slab) much like MBA or PWCC ratings - but determined with clarity and transparency (and for free if the card is worthy). Check out this 1937 Jesse Owens Ogdens card which received a GOD TIER eye appeal sticker!

I typically don’t like booklets. But this is one of the coolest, most interesting booklets I’ve ever seen. I overpaid for it - but I don’t care. I would have paid more for this 1/1Satchel Paige signed cut auto with four pieces of chunky game-used patches. Such a legend.

I’ve always loved Upper Deck Exquisite - high end. Clean. Well-designed. He surely will be in the HOF in the next couple of years. This is a sweet nameplate patch autograph of Reggie Wayne from his Colts playing days with Peyton Manning.

As a doctor, I’ve always been interested in the history of medicine. In college, at Indiana University, I obtained a minor in the history and philosophy of science. One of the great artists and illustrators of the human body was the Italian artist Vesalius. His original book from 1543 was the first layer by layer drawings of the human body with strict attention to human anatomy. While traveling in Italy, I came across this German page from 1660. This version, not the original text from 1543, is still very, very old and was magnificent in person. One day, I hope to have one of the pages from the original 1543 printing.