As far as I can remember, I think this is my first Mega Box auto. Aqua lava is fun as well!

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I got my first Bowman box today because it’s the first time I’ve ever seen it for sale at Target or anywhere else I frequently go to to run errands, and this was the best card in there. I was under the assumption that Bowmans usually had really good cards in it, specifically the mega boxes especially when compared to Topps.

I know that every box is different with hits, but I was very underwhelmed and unimpressed with what I got out of this mega box. The cards from the worst Topps mega box I’ve ever gotten were better than this one. Was my assumption about the Bowmans just wrong, or did I just get very unlucky with this box? Just looking for some input and conversation about this if anyone wants to chime in and chat about it.

Just picked up this nice 1953 Bowman Color Harry "Suitcase" Simpson. His career began in the Negro National League with the Philadelphia Stars before debuting with the Cleveland Indians in 1951. Harry spent parts of four seasons with Cleveland before being purchased by the Kansas City Athletics in 1955, where he had his most productive years. He also had short stints with the Yankees, White Sox, and Pirates before retiring after the 1959 season.

The nickname "Suitcase" actually came from Cleveland sportswriters based on a character in the Toonerville Folks comic strip rather than his many travels among teams during his career. Author Robert Parker also included a character named "Suitcase" Simpson in his Jesse Stone book series (I highly recommend anything by Robert B. Parker!). Definitely one of my favorite players!!

1989 Bowman Bo Jackson

This was the first Bowman set produced since 1955. I was excited as new sets didn’t come out every year like they do now. It was cool how the size and look was consistent with the older sets, but man was it frustrating fitting them in a top loader or in a standard box.