Dime Box Buy: 1986 Topps Traded #28T Tim Conroy

Probably not one of my better dime box buys.  I grabbed a bunch of 1986 Topps Traded one day.  

1986 Topps Traded #28T Tim Conroy

If you shop online and haven't signed up and used ebates yet, you're missing out.  I also use it on eBay to get money back from purchases there.  Between referrals and cash back, I've gotten over $100 in about seven months.  FREE CARDS!  If you're on Twitter, please give me a follow.  Happy collecting!

Dime Box Buy: 1986 Topps Traded #126T Bobby Witt

1986 Topps Traded #126T Bobby Witt

If you shop online and haven't signed up and used ebates yet, you're missing out.  I also use it on eBay to get money back.  Between referrals and cash back, I've gotten over $100 in about seven months.  FREE CARDS!  If you're on Twitter, please give me a follow.  Happy collecting!

Dime Box Buy: 1986 Topps Traded #101T Tom Seaver

Holy airbrush, Batman!

Tom Seaver was also card #101T in the 1983 Topps Traded set.  What would the odds be on that?

1986 Topps Traded #101T Tom Seaver

1986 Topps Traded #101T Tom Seaver (back)

If you shop online and haven't signed up and used ebates yet, you're missing out.  I also use it on eBay to get money back.  Between referrals and cash back, I've gotten over $100 in about seven months.  FREE CARDS!  If you're on Twitter, please give me a follow.  Happy collecting!

Dime Box Buy: 1986 Topps Traded #120T Bob Walk

I wasn't passing this one up.  Something tells me that Matt at Bob Walk the Plank will give it a good home, no matter how many copies he already has.

1986 Topps Traded #120T Bob Walk

1986 Topps Traded #120T Bob Walk (back)

If you shop online and haven't signed up and used ebates yet, you're missing out.  I also use it on eBay to get money back.  Between referrals and cash back, I've gotten over $100 in about seven months.  FREE CARDS!  If you're on Twitter, please give me a follow.  Happy collecting!

Dime Box Buy: 1986 Topps Traded #66T Jim Leyland

I'm not sure which of these is most impressive:

1. The height of the cap.
2. The mesh cap.
3. The fact that Jim Leyland has always looked like he was in his late 60s. 

Feel free to submit your vote in the comments.  

1986 Topps Traded #66T Jim Leyland

1986 Topps Traded #66T Jim Leyland (back)

If you shop online and haven't signed up and used ebates yet, you're missing out.  I also use it on eBay to get money back.  Between referrals and cash back, I've gotten over $100 in about seven months.  FREE CARDS!  If you're on Twitter, please give me a follow.  Happy collecting!