One Pack Two Pack, The Baseball Card Podcast

Back again for the 14th time, these card shows just keep on rolling. Has anyone ever seen Rafael Belliards twin? Want to know why I ask this?? Listen to the show.

Classic specials were always a different class of card. The design and patterns make them a fan favorite of young collectors.

I love getting these mixed pack of cards from ebay because they are all completely random. Plus, we got a chance to see what the cost of a Mariners game was back in the day.

Really cool show today as we look at 4 cards specifically purchased of Bo Jackson, and then an Ebay purchase of a mixed box of cards. There close to 20 cards in this box and we pulled out some really cool names. Like, subscribe, follow and download the shows.

Every pack is a mystery, some packs give you your favorite player, some don't do anything. But today, we were given Carlton Fisk, Mark McGuire and Hall of Famer Paul Molitor from this pack of 1988 Donruss. Please like, follow and subscribe to the show to get all your updates on whatever platform you listen to podcasts on and then download the show. Thank you for listening.

1989 was my favorite year for cards, but the Score cards were not. Today we also opened up a 2021 pack of Topps and pulled out a couple Evan White gems.

One of our favorite cards growing up was Upper Deck.

This special show was made possible by all the baseball fathers out there, and those that have passed on tradition of card collecting. We open up a mixed package of Ken Griffey Jr as well as a 2021 pack of Bowman.

Sometimes packs surprise you and sometimes they lead to duds.

Episode #5 We open a pack of 1990 Fleer and a pack of 2021 Topps. 

Episode #4  was entitled Mixed Package because the pack came from an online order, I believe Ebay, and it had a mixture of cards in it from all companies and many different years. Hope you enjoy. 

Episode #3 1988 Donruss was the pack of choice for todays episode. Hope you enjoy. 

Episide #2  We will be opening a pack of 1992 Upper Deck as well as a pack of 2021 Topps. Quite the difference in the cards, but still for the love of the game, it was fun to share the expierence with an up and coming collector. 

We opened up a 1989 Topps baseball card pack with the gum still hard as a rock in the wrapper. Then, we opened up a 2021 Topps pack.