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*** Incoming via trade

10-11 Heroes And Prospects Base cards
#91 Alexander Galchenyuk (as many copies as possible)
#94 Nail Yakupov (as many copies as possible)

10-11 CERTIFIED
*** Any jersey /25 TEAM DIE CUT.
These base cards
4 - 16 – 46 – 48 – 58 – 64 – 79 – 88 – 90 – 127.

10-11 Score
SP rcs – 551 – 554 – 555 – 559.

10-11 Donruss (rookies)
RCS – 254 – 257 – 258 – 272 – 273 ...

Last Updated: March 5^th, 2013.
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In this list:

Riku Helenius PC (54/164 - 33%)
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2003-04 ITG Action Oh Canada (04/10 - 40%)
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2007-08 ITG Heroes and Prospects Canada and Russia Challenge (04/20 - 20%)
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2007-08 ITG O Canada Autographs (36/86 - 42%)
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2007-08 ITG O Canada Jerseys (13/77 - 18%)
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2009-10 McDonald's Upper Deck Pride of Canada (13/14 - 93%)

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Player:
Ryan Hollins (doubles are welcome, please offer me all cards!!!)
Chris Kaman (cards I don´t have)
Corey Brewer (cards I don´t have)

Team:
UCLA (cards I don´t have)
Minnesota Timberwolves (cards I don´t have)

Red are most important!!!My Hollins wantlist:
2006 Press Pass Autographs Blue Ryan Hollins/50 NNO
2006 Press Pass Autographs Gold Ryan Hollins/100 NNO
2006-07 Bowman Bronze #137 Ryan Hollins/50 ...

Wherever you go, there will be groups of people who seem to act the same. Be it your work, your school, or your old-person’s home, you will notice a trend in how we act. On Sports Card Forum, I’ve noticed the exact same thing.
There are a few categories people on SCF are placed in. The first is,
[B]The Newbie[/B]
The newbie is quite an interesting collector. One way you can tell which category someone is in is how they check a bucket or photo album. When a newbie checks a bucket, ...

By Brendan White aka SteakNchop

[IMG]https://www.sportscardforum.com/articles/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Bazooka_gum.jpg[/IMG]Far back in time, before most of us had been born, Topps was as big a power as it is today. They have been manufacturing baseball cards since 1952 and have not stopped since. Here’s their story…
When Topps was created by the Shorin brothers back in 1938 they did not make baseball cards. All they made was bubblegum, under the name of Topps Gum. They went ...