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Ed McCaffery
Dan Morgan
Steve Smith
Jerry Hughes
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Rocky Bleier
Raymond Clayborn
Jeff George

I am looking forward to receiving these! They will be great additions to my autograph collection!

Due to Zemgus Girgensons is rocking bottom in Buffalo Sabres for the last three seasons including this one and there isn't any new Latvian NHL debutants at the moment, the trading card card product checklists are terrible and are my wish list and personal trading card collection isn't growing. But this makes an opportunity to collect some more SeReal product KHL trading cards.

As I'm working hard to improve my website I chose to postpone publishing the newest trading card pictures. ...

I congraddulate all the fans and traders with the start of the 2017-18 NHL season and I wish you all great box breaks with some big hits and let's hope for great chechlists.
It's been four long months since my last personal collection improvement in April. These four months has been very busy in Russian forum and SeReal KHL product card trading.
The September improvement trading card lineup isn't that impressive, but I'm very happy to get these three cards:

• 2006-07

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The five year long waiting for the big whale to come up has ended and I'm very happy to get a one of ten made 2008-09 Be A Player Player's Club Rookie #255 Martins Karsums, in my personal collection. You wouldn't believe how pleased I am about having this card, because there was so much doubt and disbelief that these cards even exist, these cards were a redemption cards and there was none pictures or information about these cards. These 109 cards are only Martins Karsums NHL cards made:
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Here are a few of the tips that I have found aid in receiving autographs from former players:

1. Always send a self-addressed, stamped envelope. (SASE) This makes it much easier for the person autographing your card to simply drop the letter off in the mail, rather than to have to come up with their own postage.

2. Always send a handwritten letter, never a typed one. This will add an air of authenticity to your request, and will make your request feel more personal. Write ...