My unpopular hobby OPINION is:

National Treasures is one of the blandest, most boring sports card sets made and one of the lamest.

Like I said, just my insignificant OPINION.

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Since the current-day Bengals bring me nothing but pain, here’s a card from a previous era of Cincinnati football…

…which also brought me nothing but pain.

This man is a beast! He’s having quite the season with the under the radar seven wins and one loss Colts team. Hopefully he will continue his aggressive style and continue to rack of yards and touchdowns. I love to see a gold versus lions Super Bowl. Or a Colts versus Buccaneers Super Bowl.

Massive pick up alert!! There are so few cool satchel Page game used patch cards in existence, especially ones that feature is autographed as well. Typically, I don’t like booklet cards, and this might be the first one I have owned. However, it contains pieces of a game warner jersey from this time as a manager for the Atlanta Braves. And also contains a nice copy of his cut autograph from a a high-end brand in National Treasures. These are as rare as hens teeth and outside of an on-card Leaf or 53 Topps autograph, this has to be my favorite satchel page card in my collection. I’ve never seen one come up at auction before, so I made sure I secured this. I would much rather have something like this, then a random low number parallel of a current prospect.

I’m not usually one for napkin patch piece jersey cards. However, I pulled this from a box that I opened so now I have it. At least the jersey swatch is large, even though it’s one color. Chris Paul is one of the greatest point guards to ever play and not win a championship. You can put him up there with John Stockton, on that list. This will be available for sale or trade at some point, it’s a great looking card, it just doesn’t fit my collection.