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Conference 7.286::sports_91

Title:CAM::SPORTS -- Digital's Daily Sports Tabloid
Notice:This file has been archived. New notes to CAM3::SPORTS.
Moderator:CAM3::WAY
Created:Fri Dec 21 1990
Last Modified:Mon Nov 01 1993
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:290
Total number of notes:84103

239.0. "Collecting/trading Sports Cards??" by GIAMEM::T_WILSON () Thu Jan 30 1992 12:05

    
         Hi,
    
         I am looking for a topic which deals with trading Sports cards.
         I have looked thru here(I've used DIR/TITLE= but to no avail)
         but I don't see anything on collecting/trading sports cards.
    
         Any suggestion or pointer as to where this topic could be 
         located, thanks!
    
         Terry
    
    
    
    
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239.1YUPCNTROL::KINGThu Jan 30 1992 12:132
    Try CERBUS::SPORTS_MEMORABILIA
    
239.2CAMONE::WAYCuimhnich, 13 February 1692Thu Jan 30 1992 12:158
I checked.

There currently is no topic in SPORTS for this.  Feel free to discuss
it here, although the aforementioned conference (239.1) might have
more information that you need...


'Saw
239.3ROYALT::ASHEHis name is Honest Abe & he's here to say...Thu Jan 30 1992 12:501
    Some people (like me) read both.  Not a bad topic.
239.5CAMONE::WAYCuimhnich, 13 February 1692Thu Jan 30 1992 13:2013
When I was a kid, you bought the bubble gum (primary concern) and got
the cards, hoping they were of your favorite players.

Nothing like today.

And they were trading cards.  I mean you traded them.  If you had a
Choo Choo Coleman, and you didn't like him, and you wanted a Milt Skowron,
you traded....

Today, everyone is too occupied with MONEY.....


'Saw
239.6CAMONE::WAYCuimhnich, 13 February 1692Thu Jan 30 1992 13:209
And with that said,


Hawk, would Steven like to buy my 1968 Nolan Ryan Rookie card?



hth,
'Saw
239.7JARETH::YANKOWSKASElmo for PresidentThu Jan 30 1992 13:298
    > When I was a kid, you bought the bubble gum (primary concern) and got
    > the cards, hoping they were of your favorite players.
    
    Didn't Topps recently do away with the bubble gum?  (No big loss, the
    stuff tasted like cardboard coated with pink wax.)
    
    
    py
239.8color me confused color me confused CNTROL::CHILDSthat Sir, is a_inebriate fabricationThu Jan 30 1992 14:005
 I thought baseball cards were made for sticking in the spokes of bikes and
 the sportly contests of flipping and leaning???

 ;^)
239.9CAMONE::WAYCuimhnich, 13 February 1692Thu Jan 30 1992 14:238
The bubble gum used to taste better.


But nothing, NOTHING in the world beat Bazooka bubble gum.  Damn, my 
mouthing is watering now thinking about it...


'Saw
239.10SALEM::DODAWhat's wrong with being a Jingo?Thu Jan 30 1992 14:266
'Saw,

Bazooka is made by Topps. It's the same stuff that came in the 
cards, only flatter :-)

daryll
239.11CAMONE::WAYCuimhnich, 13 February 1692Thu Jan 30 1992 14:3014
>Bazooka is made by Topps. It's the same stuff that came in the 
>cards, only flatter :-)

Nah.

Bazooka had a secret ingredient.  Must've.  Whenever I chewed Bazooka
I played first base like Gil Hodges, and I hit the ball like Carl
Yaztrzemski.   I still ran like Yogi Berra, but hey, the gum couldn't
go EVERYTHING....


8^)

'Saw
239.13CRLPS::MACNEALruck `n' rollThu Jan 30 1992 15:064
239.14ROYALT::ASHEHis name is Honest Abe & he's here to say...Thu Jan 30 1992 15:2512
    1)  Hawk - look for the UD basketball sets in about a month or so...
    
    2)  It depends.  A lot is based on money, but not everything.  It's
        getting way out of proportion.  I still try to put together 
        Detroit sets though.  It's amazing what some cards go for now 
    	too.   Guys no one has heard of because he's a rookie.  Sheesh.
    
    3)  I have a problem with a guy making $3-6 million/year asking $15
    	for an autograph.  That's not right.  If it were someone like
    	a Mays, Snider or Unitas, that may have made $200,000 a year
        or a career, I don't have as big a problem with it.  They were
    	stars, didn't get the $1.2 million an Eric King demands. 
239.15Thanks..GIAMEM::T_WILSONThu Jan 30 1992 16:059
    
    
        Thanks for the pointer... I've checked into the topic SPORTS_
        MEMORABILIA (239.1), a lot of information in there as far as
        collecting/trading cards go.
    
        Terry
    
    
239.16EARRTH::BROOKSDickButkus,BobGriese,BobKnight?Thu Jan 30 1992 17:107
    One compromise many athletes are doing (Barry Bonds comes to mind) is
    that they will give free autographs, but they _personalize_ them (ex.
    "To my #1 fan Mike Childs, warm regards Wilt." as opposed to "Wilt
    Chamberlain"), which should make an autograph fan happy, but also P.O.s
    the businessmen, because the value on a person. autograph goes down.
    
    Doc
239.17CAMONE::WAYCuimhnich, 13 February 1692Thu Jan 30 1992 17:207
Anyone read _Needful Things_ yet, by Stephen King?

(The connection with this topic is the trading card and the autograph)



'Saw
239.18CNTROL::CHILDSthat Sir, is a_inebriate fabricationThu Jan 30 1992 17:375
 heck that would be worthless to me too Doc...I'd probably just tear it up
 or use it as a napkin...

 ;^)
239.19AXIS::ROBICHAUDPlato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnightThu Jan 30 1992 18:081
    	It could come in handy as a toilet paper substitute there Mike
239.20I suppose we shouuld get them appraised someday.DECWET::METZGERI'm for the Super Mariners......Thu Jan 30 1992 18:1619
Cards...My family has cards...

My dad's got about 200 of his baseball cards that they used to give out with
cigarette packs from 1933-1935. Babe Ruth cards, Jimmy Foxx cards (triples),
you name it we've got it...

He's even got the old football cards. He's also got these neat cards called
indian trading cards. They showed various Indian chiefs and indian scenes
along with various cowboy scenes. Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Custer's stand.

Never had them appraised, still stores them in an old shoebox. Doesn't care
to know how much they are worth. Occasionally he'll go through them if he 
sees something on the news about xxx card is worth $5k or so but he has no
intrest in selling them.

It's still alot of fun to look at them though.

Metz
239.21CAMONE::WAYCuimhnich, 13 February 1692Thu Jan 30 1992 18:2519
Metz...

Kind of like my baseball cards.  They mean more to me as a memory of
my childhood, the long hot summer afternoons where I'd line them 
up for my imaginary team of which I was the All-Star manager, the 
breathless expectation when I'd get a pack of bubble-gum, and hope
to get some new and exciting cards...


I don't care if Nolan Ryan's rookie care *is* worth 1200 bucks, that money
couldn't replace the pride I had in 1969 when they won the champeenship
and I had all kinds of Mets cards...


No, money won't touch that.  Unfortunately, that's what the people of
today forget...


'Saw
239.22EARRTH::BROOKSWilt > Russell x 10Thu Jan 30 1992 20:5424
    I'm slowly buying Topps football cards, to round out the 1976 set. It
    was Payton's rookie year, but that wasn't important to me.
    
    What was ?
    
    It was the first year that I collected football cards. My parents
    wanted to trash them, and I didn't take the best care of them (circled
    stats on the backs of a lot of them). But they were special.
    
    A pack cost 10 or 15 cents then, and the logos were airbrushed off.
    Every player was NOT photographed, and that was okay.
    
    I was 11 years old, and when I pull them out, it's easy to remember
    Southeast San Diego, and going to S&M Market on 28th and K street to a
    couple more packs so that I could get my OJ Simpson or Chuck Foreman
    that I had been hunting high and low for.
    
    Walter Payton ?
    
    Who the hell was he ?
    
    :-)
    
    Doc
239.23Did anyone else do this ?EARRTH::BROOKSWilt > Russell x 10Thu Jan 30 1992 20:556
    Oh yes ...
    
    I didn't flip my cards (still don't know what that is), but I did use
    to set up a formation and have a goal line pileup.
    
    That's when I appreciated the value of Don Nottingham .... :-)
239.24Gold in a boxSHALOT::HUNTIs that a great new Pepsi can or what?Thu Jan 30 1992 21:0214
 My dad gave me an old shoe box two years and inside was a *MINT* condition
 stack of just about the entire 1963 Topps NFL set.   Rookie cards that
 year were David "Deacon" Jones and Bob Lilly.   And the Jim Brown card was
 perfect.
 
 I quickly bought a box of card liners and a copy of Beckett's and sat down
 and pounded a calculator.   Shocked the hell outta me and stunned my dad.  
 Jim Brown alone goes for $125, if I recall.
 
 We still have the set and I've been dabbling in the hobby ever since.  I'm
 sure glad he didn't throw out that shoe box.   My others from back then
 are gone but that one survived.
 
 Bob Hunt
239.25RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JOIs that a Drake's Coffee Cake?Thu Jan 30 1992 21:3510
    I have a box of football cards from the 60's.  Elijah Pitts.  Johnny
    Unitas.  Brian Piccolo.  Gale Sayers.  Don Meredith.  Johnny Unitas.
    Heck - George BLanda looks old in them.
    
    Never paid much attentionto what rookie cards I have.  I'm just psyched
    that I have a Spider Lockhart card!.
    
    I've got the complete set of "Man On The Moon" cards...
    
    JD
239.26Here's a fewBSS::G_MCINTOSHWe have always been among you!Fri Jan 31 1992 02:001313
    I've been collecting Charger cards for a long time and I know have
    virtually every Charger card ever made that is a nationally 
    distributed, regular issue, non-promtional card.  Many are autographed,
    in fact I just got a Dan Fouts card signed by him last week.

    
    1960 Fleer
	  7	Sid Gillman COACH	Los Angeles Chargers
	  8	Ben Preston		Los Angeles Chargers
	 14	John Stolte		Los Angeles Chargers
	 28	Joe Amstutz		Los Angeles Chargers
	 35	J.W. Slack		Los Angeles Chargers
	 42	Bob Reifsnyder		Los Angeles Chargers
	 62	Dick Chorovich		Los Angeles Chargers
	 76	Paul Lowe		Los Angeles Chargers
	 89	Sam Deluca		Los Angeles Chargers
	 90	Rommie Loudd		Los Angeles Chargers
	102	Charlie Flowers		Los Angeles Chargers
	118	Ron Mix			Los Angeles Chargers
	121	Bill Kimber		Los Angeles Chargers
	124	Jack Kemp		Los Angeles Chargers
	128	Paul Maquire		Los Angeles Chargers

    1961 Fleer
	155	Jack Kemp		San Diego Chargers
	156	Charlie Flowers		San Diego Chargers
	157	Paul Lowe		San Diego Chargers
	158	Don Norton		San Diego Chargers
	159	Howard Clark		San Diego Chargers
	160	Paul Maguire		San Diego Chargers
	161	Ernie Wright		San Diego Chargers
	162	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers
	163	Fred Cole		San Diego Chargers
	164	Jim Sears		San Diego Chargers
	165	Volney Peters		San Diego Chargers

    1961 Topps
	166	Jack Kemp		San Diego Chargers
	167	Paul Lowe		San Diego Chargers
	168	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers
	169	Paul Maguire		San Diego Chargers
	170	Volney Peters		San Diego Chargers
	171	Ernie Wright		San Diego Chargers
	172	Ron Nery		San Diego Chargers
	173	Dave Kocourek		San Diego Chargers

    1961 Topps Flocked Stickers
	 23 	San Diego Chargers

    1962 Fleer
	 78	Don Norton		San Diego Chargers
	 79	Jack Kemp		San Diego Chargers
	 80	Paul Lowe		San Diego Chargers
	 81	Dave Kocourek		San Diego Chargers
	 82	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers
	 83	Ernie Wright		San Diego Chargers
	 84	Dick Harris		San Diego Chargers
	 85	Bill Hudson		San Diego Chargers
	 86	Ernie Ladd		San Diego Chargers
	 87	Earl Faison		San Diego Chargers
	 88	Ron Nery		San Diego Chargers

    1963 Fleer
	 67	Gerry McDougall		San Diego Chargers
	 68	Tobin Rote		San Diego Chargers
	 69	Paul Lowe		San Diego Chargers
	 70	Keith Lincoln		San Diego Chargers
	 71	Dave Kocourek		San Diego Chargers
	 72	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers
	 73	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers
	 74	Charles McNeil		San Diego Chargers
	 75	Emil Karas		San Diego Chargers
	 76	Ernie Ladd		San Diego Chargers
	 77	Earl Faison		San Diego Chargers

    1964 Topps
	154 	Chuck Allen SP		San Diego Chargers
	155	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers
	156	George Blair		San Diego Chargers
	157	Earl Faison		San Diego Chargers
	158	Sam Gruniesen		San Diego Chargers
	159	John Hadl		San Diego Chargers
	160	Dick Harris SP		San Diego Chargers
	161 	Emil Karas SP		San Diego Chargers
	162	Dave Kocourek SP	San Diego Chargers
	163	Ernie Ladd		San Diego Chargers
	164	Keith Lincoln		San Diego Chargers
	165	Paul Lowe SP		San Diego Chargers
	166	Charles McNeil		San Diego Chargers
	167	Jacque MacKinnon SP	San Diego Chargers
	168	Ron Mix	SP		San Diego Chargers
	169	Don Norton SP		San Diego Chargers
	170	Don Rogers SP		San Diego Chargers
	171	Tobin Rote SP		San Diego Chargers
	172	Henry Schmidt SP	San Diego Chargers
	173	Bud Whitehead		San Diego Chargers
	174	Ernie Wright SP		San Diego Chargers
	175	San Diego Chargers, Team Card

    1965 Topps Magic Rub-Off Inserts
          8	San Diego Chargers

    1965 Topps
	154	Chuck Allen		San Diego Chargers
	155	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers
	156	Frank Buncom		San Diego Chargers
	157	Steve DeLong SP		San Diego Chargers
	158	Earl Faison SP		San Diego Chargers
	159	Kenny Graham SP		San Diego Chargers
	160	George Gross SP		San Diego Chargers
	161	John Hadl SP		San Diego Chargers
	162	Emil Karas SP		San Diego Chargers
	163	Dave Kocourek SP	San Diego Chargers
	164	Ernie Ladd SP		San Diego Chargers
	165	Keith Lincoln SP	San Diego Chargers
	166	Paul Lowe SP		San Diego Chargers
	167	Jacque MacKinnon	San Diego Chargers
	168	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers
	169	Don Norton SP		San Diego Chargers
	170	Bob Petrich		San Diego Chargers
	171	Rick Redman SP		San Diego Chargers
	172	Pat Shea		San Diego Chargers
	173	Walt Sweeney SP		San Diego Chargers
	174	Dick Westmoreland	San Diego Chargers
	175	Ernie Wright SP		San Diego Chargers

    1966 Topps
	118	Chuck Allen		San Diego Chargers
	119	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers
	120	Frank Buncom		San Diego Chargers
	121	Steve DeLong		San Diego Chargers
	122	John Farris		San Diego Chargers
	123	Kenny Graham		San Diego Chargers
	124	Sam Gruniesen		San Diego Chargers
	125	John Hadl		San Diego Chargers
	126	Walt Sweeney		San Diego Chargers
	127	Keith Lincoln		San Diego Chargers
	128	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers
	129	Don Norton		San Diego Chargers
	130	Pat Shea		San Diego Chargers
	131	Ernie Wright		San Diego Chargers

    1967 Topps
	117	Tom Day			San Diego Chargers
	118	Scott Appleton		San Diego Chargers
	119	Steve Tensi		San Diego Chargers
	120	John Hadl		San Diego Chargers
	121	Paul Lowe		San Diego Chargers
	122	Jim Allison		San Diego Chargers
	123	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers   A
	124	Jacque MacKinnon	San Diego Chargers
	125	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers   A
	126	Bob Petrich		San Diego Chargers
	127	Howard Kindig		San Diego Chargers
	128	Steve DeLong		San Diego Chargers
	129	Chuck Allen		San Diego Chargers
	130	Frank Buncom		San Diego Chargers
	131 	Leslie Duncan		San Diego Chargers
    
    1968 Topps
	 11	Willie Frazier		San Diego Chargers
	 36	Gary Garrison		San Diego Chargers
	 63 	John Hadl		San Diego Chargers
	 89 	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers
	115	Rick Redman		San Diego Chargers
	141	Brad Hubbert		San Diego Chargers
	167	Leslie Duncan		San Diego Chargers
	193	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers

    1968 Topps Stand Ups
	  7	John Hadl		San Diego Chargers

    1968 Topps Posters
	 12  	Brad Hubbert		San Diego Chargers


    1969 Topps
	 38	Tom Day			San Diego Chargers
	 69	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers
	 99	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers
	129	Steve DeLong		San Diego Chargers
	171	John Hadl		San Diego Chargers
	202	Jacque MacKinnon	San Diego Chargers
	233	Gary Garrison		San Diego Chargers

    1969 Topps Four in Ones
	  2	James Allison		San Diego Chargers
	  3	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers
	  5	Les Duncan		San Diego Chargers
	  7	Steve DeLong		San Diego Chargers
	  8	Tom Day			San Diego Chargers
	 11	Jacque MacKinnon	San Diego Chargers
	 14	John Hadl		San Diego Chargers
	 18	Walt Sweeney		San Diego Chargers
	 41	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers
	 59	Gary Garrison		San Diego Chargers

    1969 Topps Mini-Album
		San Diego Chargers

    1970 Topps
	 23	Gary Garrison		San Diego Chargers
	 49	Steve DeLong		San Diego Chargers
	 73	John Hadl		San Diego Chargers
	 97	Dick Post		San Diego Chargers
	118	Rick Redman		San Diego Chargers
	152	Kenny Graham		San Diego Chargers
	173	Walt Sweeney		San Diego Chargers
	185	Dennis Partee		San Diego Chargers
	206	Russ Washington		San Diego Chargers
	240	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers

    1970 Topps Super Glossy
	 33	Dick Post		San Diego Chargers

    1970 Topps Super
	  5	Dick Post		San Diego Chargers
	 13	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers

    1971 Topps
	 10	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers
	 42	Rick Redman		San Diego Chargers
	 66	Marty Domres		San Diego Chargers
	 92	Steve DeLong		San Diego Chargers
	119	Mike Garrett		San Diego Chargers
	148	Speedy Duncan		San Diego Chargers
	172	Gary Garrison		San Diego Chargers
	201	Mike Mercer		San Diego Chargers
	229	Dick Post		San Diego Chargers
	255	John Hadl		San Diego Chargers



    1972 NFLPA Cloth Set
		Mike Garrett		San Diego Chargers
		John Hadl		San Diego Chargers
		Deacon Jones		San Diego Chargers
		Duane Thomas		San Diego Chargers

    1972 NFLPA Vinyl Set
		John Hadl		San Diego Chargers

    1972 Topps
	 15	John Hadl		San Diego Chargers
	 47	Dave Williams		San Diego Chargers
	 63	Walt Sweeney		San Diego Chargers
	 89 	Bob Babich		San Diego Chargers
	117	Jeff Queen		San Diego Chargers
	163	Dennis Partee		San Diego Chargers
	192	Gary Garrison		San Diego Chargers
	209	Deacon Jones		San Diego Chargers
	241	Mike Garrett		San Diego Chargers
	254	John Hadl  IA		San Diego Chargers
	317	Jerry LeVias		San Diego Chargers

    1973 Topps
	 13	Cid Edwards		San Diego Chargers
	 24	San Diego Chargers Team Checklist
	 38	Deacon Jones		San Diego Chargers
	 67 	Bryant Salter		San Diego Chargers
	 92 	Carl Mauck		San Diego Chargers
	118     John Mackey		San Diego Chargers
	149	Coy Bacon		San Diego Chargers
	174	Lionel Aldridge		San Diego Chargers
	199	Russ Washington		San Diego Chargers
	252	Walt Sweeney		San Diego Chargers
	267 	Mike Garrett  KP	San Diego Chargers
	284	Terry Owens		San Diego Chargers
	309	Ron East		San Diego Chargers
	338	Tom Matte		San Diego Chargers
	375	Gary Garrison		San Diego Chargers
	403	Tim Rossovich		San Diego Chargers
	431	Mike Garrett		San Diego Chargers
	455	John Unitas		San Diego Chargers
	483	Dennis Partee		San Diego Chargers
	522	Jerry Levias		San Diego Chargers

    1974 Topps
	 	San Diego Chargers Team Checklist
	 20	Coy Bacon		San Diego Chargers
	 45	Ron Smith		San Diego Chargers
	 72	Ron East		San Diego Chargers
	101 	Gary Garrison		San Diego Chargers
	150	John Unitas		San Diego Chargers
	176	Cid Edwards		San Diego Chargers
	202	Carl Gerbach		San Diego Chargers
	228	Terry Owens		San Diego Chargers
	254	Clint Jones		San Diego Chargers
	281	Lionel Aldridge		San Diego Chargers
	307	Pettis Norman		San Diego Chargers
	338	Bryant Salter		San Diego Chargers
	364	Mel Rogers		San Diego Chargers
	390	Deacon Jones		San Diego Chargers
	416	Russ Washington		San Diego Chargers
	437	Mike Garrett		San Diego Chargers
	457	Jerry LeVias		San Diego Chargers
	477	Carl Mauck		San Diego Chargers
	483	Bob Howard		San Diego Chargers
	503	Dennis Partee		San Diego Chargers

    1975 Topps
	 10	Don Woods		San Diego Chargers
	 44	Doug Wilkerson		San Diego Chargers
	 68	Dennis Partee		San Diego Chargers
	 96	Carl Mauck		San Diego Chargers
	124	Joe Beauchamp		San Diego Chargers
	181 	Jerry Levias		San Diego Chargers
	202	All Pro Tackles
		  Rayfield Wright
		  Russ Washington
	230	Gary Garrison		San Diego Chargers
	256	Terry Owens		San Diego Chargers
	284	Coy Bacon		San Diego Chargers
	309	Chris Fletcher		San Diego Chargers
	335	Russ Washington		San Diego Chargers
	367	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	423	Harrison Davis		San Diego Chargers
	448	Bob Brown		San Diego Chargers
	486	Bo Matthews		San Diego Chargers
	518	Jesse Freitas		San Diego Chargers

    1976 Fleer Team Action
      	 25	Run To Daylight		San Diego Chargers
      	 26  	The Swarm 		San Diego Chargers

    1976 Topps
	 38	Russ Washington		San Diego Chargers
	 95	Gary Garrison		San Diego Chargers
	128	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	157	Ed Flanagan		San Diego Chargers
	237	Jesse Freitas		San Diego Chargers
	263	Rickey Young		San Diego Chargers
	304	Ray Wersching		San Diego Chargers
	337	Pat Curran 		San Diego Chargers
	387	Dennis Partee		San Diego Chargers
	422	Chris Fletcher		San Diego Chargers
	474	San Diego Chargers, Team Checklist






    1977 Fleer Team Action
	 25	Youth On The Move	San Diego Chargers
	 26     A Rude Housewarming	San Diego Chargers

    1977 Topps
	 57	Ray Wersching		San Diego Chargers
	 97	Don Goode		San Diego Chargers
	109	Chip Myers		San Diego Chargers
	116	Mike Fuller		San Diego Chargers
	167	Charlie Joiner		San Diego Chargers
	224	San Diego Chargers, Team Checklist
	248	Don Woods		San Diego Chargers
	274	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	308	Ralph Perretta		San Diego Chargers
	384	Rickey Young		San Diego Chargers
	403	Pat Curran		San Diego Chargers
	475	Gary Garrison		San Diego Chargers

    1978 Fleer Team Action
	 47	Circus Catch!		San Diego Chargers
	 48     Charge!			San Diego Chargers

    1978 Topps
	 17	James Harris		San Diego Chargers
	 63	Johnny Rodgers		San Diego Chargers
	 88	Jeff West		San Diego Chargers
	122	Rolf Benirschke		San Diego Chargers
	152	Mike Williams		San Diego Chargers
	187	Bob Klein		San Diego Chargers
	217	Fred Dean		San Diego Chargers
	254	Rickey Young		San Diego Chargers
	279	Don Goode		San Diego Chargers
	306	Clarence Duren		San Diego Chargers
	338	Charlie Joiner		San Diego Chargers
	360	Louie Kelcher		San Diego Chargers
	387	Joe Washington		San Diego Chargers
	419	Ralph Perretta		San Diego Chargers
	459	Don Woods		San Diego Chargers
	483	Mike Fuller		San Diego Chargers
	499	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	524	San Diego Chargers TL






    1979 Fleer Team Action 
	 47	Charge!			San Diego Chargers
	 48     Special Teams Shot	San Diego Chargers

    1979 Topps
	 17 	Dwight McDonald		San Diego Chargers
	 51	Bob Klein		San Diego Chargers
	 88	Ralph Perretta		San Diego Chargers
	122	James Harris		San Diego Chargers
	152	Fred Dean		San Diego Chargers
	187	Don Woods		San Diego Chargers
	217	John Jefferson		San Diego Chargers
	254	Mike Fuller		San Diego Chargers
	270	Lydell Mitchell		San Diego Chargers
	306	Jeff West		San Diego Chargers
	338	San Diego Chargers TL
		  Lydell Mitchell
		  John Jefferson
		  Mike Fuller
		  Fred Dean
	356	Don Goode		San Diego Chargers
	387	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	419	Charlie Joiner		San Diego Chargers
	459	Mike Williams		San Diego Chargers
	483	Rolf Benirschke		San Diego Chargers
	499	Hank Bauer		San Diego Chargers
	525	Louie Kelcher		San Diego Chargers





    1980 Fleer Team Action
	 47	Short-Range Success	San Diego Chargers
	 48     Pursuit			San Diego Chargers

    1980 Marketcom	
	  9	John Jefferson		San Diego Chargers
	 26	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers

    1980 Topps
	  3	RB: Dan Fouts
		  Most Yardage, Passing, Season
	  8	Mike Williams		San Diego Chargers
	 28	Charlie Joiner		San Diego Chargers
	 48	Mike Wood		San Diego Chargers
	 68	Woodrow Lowe		San Diego Chargers
	 88	Glen Edwards		San Diego Chargers
	108	Hank Bauer		San Diego Chargers
	128	Leroy Jones		San Diego Chargers
	149	Willie Buchanon		San Diego Chargers
	169	San Diego Chargers TL
		  Clarence Williams
		  John Jefferson
		  Woodrow Lowe
		  Ray Preston
		  Wilbur Young
	190	Ed White AP		San Diego Chargers
	210	Gary Johnson AP		San Diego Chargers
	237	Clarence Williams	San Diego Chargers
	263	Bob Rush		San Diego Chargers
	283	Bob Klein		San Diego Chargers
	305	Russ Washington AP	San Diego Chargers
	326	Ray Preston		San Diego Chargers
	331	NFL Passing Leaders
	345	Mike Thomas		San Diego Chargers
	365	John Jefferson		San Diego Chargers
	392	Fred Dean AP		San Diego Chargers
	412	Louie Kelcher		San Diego Chargers
	439	Jeff West		San Diego Chargers
	460	Lydell Mitchell		San Diego Chargers
	481	Mike Fuller		San Diego Chargers
	520	Dan Fouts AP		San Diego Chargers


    1980 Topps Super
	  7	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	 18	John Jefferson		San Diego Chargers
	 21	Chuck Muncie		San Diego Chargers               

    1981 Marketcom
	  9	John Jefferson		San Diego Chargers
	 26	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	     
    1981 Fleer Team Action 
	 47	Straight-Ahead Power	San Diego Chargers
	 48     Stonewalled		San Diego Chargers
	 75 	The National Anthem
	
    1981 Topps
	  2	Receiving Leaders
		  Earl Cooper
		  Kellen Winslow
	  3	Sack Leaders
		  Al "Bubba" Baker
		  Gary Johnson
	 23	Louie Kelcher		San Diego Chargers
	 67	Mike Fuller		San Diego Chargers
	105	Chuck Muncie		San Diego Chargers
	150	Kellen Winslow AP	San Diego Chargers
	153	Dan Fouts SA		San Diego Chargers
	172	Mike Thomas		San Diego Chargers
	190	John Jefferson AP	San Diego Chargers
	242	Rolf Benirschke		San Diego Chargers
	265	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	267	John Jefferson SA	San Diego Chargers
	282	San Diego Chargers TL
		  Chuck Muncie
		  John Jefferson
		  Glen Edwards
		  Gary Johnson
	312	Charlie Joiner SA	San Diego Chargers
	332	RB: John Jefferson
		  Most Consecutive Seasons, 1000 yards, Receiving, 
		  Start of Career
	337	John Cappellitti	San Diego Chargers
	370	Gary Johnson AP		San Diego Chargers
	418	Glen Edwards		San Diego Chargers
	447	Doug Wilkerson		San Diego Chargers
	493	1980 AFC Champions
		  Raiders 34, Chargers 27
	496	Charlie Joiner		San Diego Chargers
	509	Clarence Williams	San Diego Chargers
	520	Fred Dean AP		San Diego Chargers
	524	Kellen Winslow SA	San Diego Chargers
	




    1982 Fleer Team Action 
	 47	Looking For Someone To Block	San Diego Chargers
	 48     Being In The Right Place	San Diego Chargers
	 87     Field Goal Attempt

    1982 Topps
	  2 	RB: Dan Fouts, San Diego Chargers
		  Most Passing Yards, Playoff Game
	  7	AFC Championship Game
		  Bengals 27, Chargers 7
	223	San Diego Chargers TL
		  Chuck Muncie
		  Charlie Joiner
		  Willie Buchanon
		  Gary Johnson
	224	Rolf Benirschke		San Diego Chargers
	225	Rolf Benirschke		San Diego Chargers
	226	James Brooks		San Diego Chargers
	227	Willie Buchanon		San Diego Chargers
	228	Wes Chandler		San Diego Chargers
	229	Wes Chandler  IA	San Diego Chargers
	230	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	231	Dan Fouts  IA		San Diego Chargers
	232	Gary Johnson  AP	San Diego Chargers
	233	Charlie Joiner		San Diego Chargers
	234	Charlie Joiner  IA	San Diego Chargers
	235	Louie Kelcher		San Diego Chargers
	236	Chuck Muncie  AP	San Diego Chargers
	237	Chuck Muncie  IA	San Diego Chargers
	238	George Roberts		San Diego Chargers
	239	Ed White		San Diego Chargers
	240	Doug Wilkerson  AP	San Diego Chargers
	241	Kellen Winslow  AP	San Diego Chargers
	242	Kellen Winslow  IA	San Diego Chargers
	258	Receiving Leaders
		  Kellen Winslow
		  Dwight Clark

    1983 Fleer Team Action 
	 47	Supercharged Charger	San Diego Chargers
	 48     Triple-Team Tackle	San Diego Chargers
	 74     1983 AFC-NFC Pro Bowl
	 88	The Line of Scrimmage

    1983 NFL Properties Huddles
	        San Diego Chargers

    1983 Topps Sticker Inserts
	  6	Wes Chandler		San Diego Chargers
	 12	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	 33	Kellen Winslow		San Diego Chargers





    1983 Topps
	  3	RB: Dan Fouts
		  30 Games over 300 Yards Passing
	203	Receiving Leaders
		  Dwight Clark
		  Kellen Winslow
	370	San Diego Chargers TL  Chuck Muncie
	371	Rolf Benirschke DP	San Diego Chargers
	372	James Brooks		San Diego Chargers
	373	Wes Chandler		San Diego Chargers
	374	Dan Fouts DP		San Diego Chargers
	375	Tim Fox			San Diego Chargers
	376	Gary Johnson		San Diego Chargers
	377	Charlie Joiner DP	San Diego Chargers
	378	Louie Kelcher		San Diego Chargers
	379	Chuck Muncie		San Diego Chargers
	380	Cliff Thrift		San Diego Chargers
	381	Doug Wilkerson		San Diego Chargers
	382	Kellen Winslow		San Diego Chargers

    1984 Fleer Team Action 
   	 47     Up, Up, and Away	San Diego Chargers
	 48     Engulfing The Opponent	San Diego Chargers
         84	Training Camp

    1984 Topps Glossy Send-In
	 10	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	 15	Kellen Winslow		San Diego Chargers

    1984 Topps
	174	San Diego Chargers TL  Kellen Winslow
	175	Rolf Benirschke		San Diego Chargers
	176	James Brooks		San Diego Chargers
	177	Maury Buford		San Diego Chargers
	178	Wes Chandler		San Diego Chargers
	179	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers   A
	180	Dan Fouts  IR		San Diego Chargers
	181	Charlie Joiner		San Diego Chargers
	182	Linden King		San Diego Chargers
	183	Chuck Muncie		San Diego Chargers
	184	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
	185	Danny Walters		San Diego Chargers
	186	Kellen Winslow		San Diego Chargers
	187	Kellen Winslow  IR	San Diego Chargers

    1985 Fleer Team Action 
	 70	Plenty Of Open Space Ahead	  San Diego Chargers
	 71	Ready To Be Swallowed Up	  San Diego Chargers
	 72	A Quarterback In Serious Trouble  San Diego Chargers



    1985 Football Immortals
	  7 	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers
	 44	Sid Gillman		San Diego Chargers   
	 85	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers

    1985 Topps
	  3	RB: Charlie Joiner
		  Most Receptions, Career
	194	Rushing Leaders
		  Earnest Jackson
		  Eric Dickerson
	367	San Diego Chargers TL
		Jarring the Ball Loose (Chargers' Defense)
	368	Rolf Benirschke		San Diego Chargers
	369	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
	370	Wes Chandler		San Diego Chargers
	371	Bobby Duckworth		San Diego Chargers
	372	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	373	Mike Green		San Diego Chargers
	374	Pete Holohan		San Diego Chargers
	375	Earnest Jackson		San Diego Chargers
	376	Lionel James		San Diego Chargers
	377	Charlie Joiner		San Diego Chargers
	378	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers   A
	379	Kellen Winslow		San Diego Chargers

    1985 Topps Box Bottoms
	  F	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	  H	Charlie Joiner		San Diego Chargers

    1986 Fleer Team Action 
	 70	Human Cannonball		San Diego Chargers
	 71	Another One Bites The Dust	San Diego Chargers
	 72	A Clean Steal By The Defense	San Diego Chargers

    1986 Topps
	  3	RB: Lionel James, San Diego Chargers
		  Most All-Purpose Yards, Season
	226	Receiving Leaders
		  Lionel James, AFC, San Diego Chargers
		  Roger Craig, NFC, San Francisco 49ers
	230	San Diego Chargers, Team Card (Fouts Over Top)
	231	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	232	Lionel James		San Diego Chargers
	233	Gary Anderson		San Diego Chargers
	234	Tim Spencer		San Diego Chargers
	235	Wes Chandler		San Diego Chargers
	236	Charlie Joiner		San Diego Chargers   A
	237	Kellen Winslow		San Diego Chargers
	238	Jim Lachey		San Diego Chargers
	239	Bob Thomas		San Diego Chargers
	240	Jeffrey Dale		San Diego Chargers
	241	Ralf Mojsiejenko	San Diego Chargers

    1986 Topps 1000 Yard Club
	 13	Wes Chandler		San Diego Chargers
	 24	Lionel James		San Diego Chargers


    1987 Fleer Team Action 
	 47 	Blast Off!		San Diego Chargers
	 48     Lightning Strikes	San Diego Chargers
    
    1987 Football Immortals
	  7 	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers
	 44	Sid Gillman		San Diego Chargers
	 85	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers

    1987 Topps
	  4	RB: Charlie Joiner
		  Most Receiving Yards, Career
	339	Team Leaders		San Diego Chargers
	340	Dan Fouts		San Diego Chargers
	341	Gary Anderson		San Diego Chargers
	342	Wes Chandler		San Diego Chargers
	343	Kellen Winslow		San Diego Chargers
	344	Ralf Mojsiejenko	San Diego Chargers
	345	Rolf Benirschke		San Diego Chargers
	346	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers   A
	347	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	348	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
	349	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers   A

    1988 Fleer Team Action 
	  9	A Bolt Of Blue		San Diego Chargers
         10	That's A Wrap		San Diego Chargers

    1988 Swell Football Greats	
	  7	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers
	 44	Sid Gillman		San Diego Chargers   A
	 85	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers

    1988 Topps
	  2     RB: Vencie Glenn, San Diego Chargers
		  Longest Interception Return
	203	Team Leaders		San Diego Chargers
	204	Tim Spencer		San Diego Chargers
	205	Gary Anderson		San Diego Chargers
	206	Curtis Adams		San Diego Chargers
	207	Lionel James		San Diego Chargers
	208	Chip Banks		San Diego Chargers
	209	Kellen Winslow		San Diego Chargers
	210	Ralf Mojsiejenko	San Diego Chargers
	211	Jim Lachey		San Diego Chargers
	212	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
	213	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
	214	Vencie Glenn		San Diego Chargers   A


    1989 ProSet Series I
	356	Gary Anderson		San Diego Chargers
	357	Rod Bernstine		San Diego Chargers
	358	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
	359	Vencie Glenn		San Diego Chargers
	360	Dennis McKnight		San Diego Chargers
	361	Lionel James		San Diego Chargers
	362	Mark Malone		San Diego Chargers
	363	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers 
					   - error - 14.8
	363	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
					   - corrected -
	364	Ralf Mojsiejenko	San Diego Chargers
	365	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers   A
	366	Jamie Holland		San Diego Chargers
	367	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
	368	Dan Henning - Coach	San Diego Chargers   A

    1989 ProSet Series II
	477	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
	478	Jim McMahon		San Diego Chargers 
					   - error - no traded banner
	478	Jim McMahon		San Diego Chargers
					   - corrected -
	512	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
	536	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers

    1989 ProSet Announcer 
	 14	Dan Fouts 		San Diego Chargers	

    1989 ProSet Final Update
	549     Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
					   - error - C. Lake on back
	549	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
					   - corrected -
	560	Darrin Nelson		San Diego Chargers
					   - error - L. Tillman on back
	560	Darrin Nelson		San Diego Chargers
					   - corrected -

    1989 Score
	 64	Gary Anderson		San Diego Chargers
	 70	Mark Malone		San Diego Chargers
	 99	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
	165	Jamie Holland		San Diego Chargers
	178	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
	191	Quinn Early		San Diego Chargers
	222	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
	252	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
	311	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers

    1989 Score Supplemental 
	353S	Jim McMahon		San Diego Chargers
	409S	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	420S	Courtney Hall		San Diego Chargers
	436S	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers

    1989 Swell Football Greats
	 99	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers
	105	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers
	122	Sid Gillman		San Diego Chargers


    1989 Topps
	303	Spencer Leads The Way	San Diego Chargers
	304	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
	305	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers   A
	306	Gary Anderson		San Diego Chargers
	307	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
	308	Jamie Holland		San Diego Chargers
	309	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
	310	Lionel James		San Diego Chargers
	311	Mark Vlasic		San Diego Chargers   A
	312	Curtis Adams		San Diego Chargers
	313	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers   A

    1989 Topps 1000 Yard Club
	 13	Gary Anderson		San Diego Chargers

    1989 Topps Traded Set
	 23T	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
	 35T	Rod Bernstine		San Diego Chargers   A
	 73T    Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	 86T	Bill Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
	 97T	Jim McMahon		San Diego Chargers
	107T    Courtney Hall		San Diego Chargers

    1990 Action-Packed  
	231	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
	232	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
	233	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
	234	Jim McMahon		San Diego Chargers
	235	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
		                           - error - reception total 75, 
		                                     text says 76  	 
	236	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
		                           - error - AK should be AR  	 
	237	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
	238	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
		                           - error - Bily  	 
	239	Tim Spencer		San Diego Chargers
	240	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers

    1990 Action-Packed Rookies
	 24	Walter Wilson		San Diego Chargers
	 38	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
	 74	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers



    1990 Fleer
	303	Chris Bahr		San Diego Chargers
		                           - error - FA/FM  
	304	Martin Bayless		San Diego Chargers
	305	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
	306	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
	307	Arthur Cox		San Diego Chargers
	308	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers   A
	309	Jamie Holland		San Diego Chargers
	310	Jim McMahon		San Diego Chargers
	311	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
	312	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	313	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
	314	Tim Spencer		San Diego Chargers
	315	Broderick Thompson	San Diego Chargers
	316	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers

    1990 Fleer Stars 'n Stripes
	 35	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
		                           - error - 691  	 
	 37	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	 39 	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
	 84	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers

    1990 Fleer Update
  	U101	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
	U102	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
	U103	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
	U104	Mark Vlasic		San Diego Chargers
	



    1990 ProSet Series 1
	276	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers   A
	277	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
	278	Vencie Glenn		San Diego Chargers
	279	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
	280	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
	281	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
	282	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers   A
	283	Dan Henning		San Diego Chargers
 	356	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
	364	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	376	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers


    1990 ProSet Series II
	627	Rod Bernstine		San Diego Chargers
					   - error - RB/TE
	627	Rod Bernstine		San Diego Chargers
					   - corrected -
	628	Courtney Hall		San Diego Chargers   A
		                           - error - Shawn Miller should 
						     be Shawn Collins  	 
	629	Ronnie Harmon		San Diego Chargers   A
	630	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
	                    		   - error - WR/KR  
	630	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
	                    		   - corrected -
	631	Joe Phillips		San Diego Chargers
	632	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
			    		    - error - LB/DE  
	632	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
			    		    - corrected -
	633	David Richards		San Diego Chargers   A
			                   - error - G/T    
	633	David Richards		San Diego Chargers   
			                   - error - G/T    
	633	David Richards		San Diego Chargers   
			                   - corrected -
	634	Mark Vlasic		San Diego Chargers
	635	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
	673	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers   A
	749	Quinn Early		San Diego Chargers

    1990 ProSet Final Update
	774	Frank Cornish	    	San Diego Chargers


    1990 Score Series I
	  8	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	 36	Joe Phillips		San Diego Chargers
	 51	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
	 97	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
	211	Jamie Holland		San Diego Chargers
	218	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
	220	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
	280	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
	285	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
	302	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
	309	John Friesz		San Diego Chargers

    1990 Score Series II
	366	Courtney Hall		San Diego Chargers
	394	Vencie Glenn		San Diego Chargers
	423	Tim Spencer		San Diego Chargers
	446	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
	523	Darrin Nelson		San Diego Chargers
	653	Jeff Mills		San Diego Chargers

    1990 Score Final Five
	665	Elliott Searcy		San Diego Chargers	

    1990 Score Supplemental
	29T	John Kidd		San Diego Chargers
	33T	Ronnie Harmon		San Diego Chargers
	65T	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
	73T	Leo Goeas		San Diego Chargers
	79T	Walter Wilson		San Diego Chargers
	83T	Frank Cornish		San Diego Chargers

    1990 Swell Football Greats
	 99	Lance Alworth		San Diego Chargers
	105	Ron Mix			San Diego Chargers
	122	Sid Gillman		San Diego Chargers

    1990 Topps
	193	Lee Williams		NFL Sack Leaders
	381	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
	382	Rod Bernstine		San Diego Chargers
	383	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
	384	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
	385	Darrin Nelson		San Diego Chargers   A
	386	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	387	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
	388	Courtney Hall		San Diego Chargers
	389	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
	390	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
	391	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
	392	Wayne Walker		San Diego Chargers
	393	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
	394	Vencie Glenn		San Diego Chargers
	395	Tim Spencer		San Diego Chargers
	396	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
	397	Arthur Cox		San Diego Chargers
	398	Jamie Holland		San Diego Chargers
	508	San Diego Chargers	Williams Plugs The Hole
    
    1990 Topps 1000 Yard Club
	 10	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers

    1990 Topps Traded
	 28T	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
	 57T	Eric Floyd		San Diego Chargers
	 83T	John Carney		San Diego Chargers
	 85T	John Kidd		San Diego Chargers
	 97T	Frank Cornish		San Diego Chargers
	115T	Walter Wilson		San Diego Chargers

    1991 Action-Packed	
 	231	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
	232	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
	233 	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
	234	Courtney Hall		San Diego Chargers
	235 	Ronnie Harmon		San Diego Chargers
	236	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
	237 	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	238	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
	239	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
	240 	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers

    1991 Action-Packed Rookies 
	  5	Stanley Richard		San Diego Chargers
	 32	Eric Bieniemy		San Diego Chargers
	 47	Shawn Jefferson		San Diego Chargers
	 76	John Friesz		San Diego Chargers
	
    1991 Bowman
	450	Eric Moten		San Diego Chargers
        451	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
        452	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
        453	Ronnie Harmon		San Diego Chargers
        454	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
        455	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
        456	Nate Lewis		San Diego Chargers
        457	Leo Goeas		San Diego Chargers
        458	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
        459	Courtney Hall		San Diego Chargers
        460	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
        461	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
        462	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
        463	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
        464	Arthur Cox		San Diego Chargers
        465	John Kidd		San Diego Chargers
					   - error - gleg
        466	Frank Cornish		San Diego Chargers
        467	John Carney		San Diego Chargers
        468	Eric Bieniemy		San Diego Chargers
            
    1991 Fleer
	170	Martin Bayless		San Diego Chargers
	171	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
	172	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
	173	Frank Cornish		San Diego Chargers
	174	Arthur Cox		San Diego Chargers
	175	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
	176	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
	177	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
					   - error - 1 fumble, not 2
	178	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
	179	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
	180	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
	181	Derrick Walker		San Diego Chargers
	182	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
	405	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	421	Eric Bieniemy		San Diego Chargers

    1991 Fleer Stars 'N Stripes
       	 54	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
       	 55	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
       	 56	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
       	 57	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
       	121	Eric Bieniemy		San Diego Chargers

    1991 Fleer Ultra
	119	Rod Bernstine		San Diego Chargers
	120 	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
	121	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
	122	Arthur Cox		San Diego Chargers
	123	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
	124	Ronnie Harmon		San Diego Chargers
	125	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
	126	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	127	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
	128	Sam Seale		San Diego Chargers
	129	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
	130	Broderick Thompson	San Diego Chargers
	131	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
	280	Eric Bieniemy		San Diego Chargers

    1991 Pacific Plus
	439	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
	440	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
	441	Arthur Cox		San Diego Chargers
	442	John Friesz		San Diego Chargers
	443	Leo Goeas		San Diego Chargers
	444	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
	445	Courtney Hall		San Diego Chargers
	446	Ronnie Harmon		San Diego Chargers
	447	Nate Lewis		San Diego Chargers
	448	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
	449	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	450	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
	451	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
	452	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
	453	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
	454	Broderick Thompson	San Diego Chargers
	455	Lee Williams	     	San Diego Chargers
	543	Eric Moten		San Diego Chargers
		
    1991 Pacific Plus II
	641	Stanley Richard	     	San Diego Chargers
	642	Eric Bieniemy	     	San Diego Chargers
	643	Eric Moten	     	San Diego Chargers
	644	Shawn Jefferson	     	San Diego Chargers
	
    1991 NFL ProLine
	 23	Martin Bayless		San Diego Chargers
         29	Dan Henning		San Diego Chargers
         51	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
         80	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
        110	Rod Bernstine		San Diego Chargers
        138	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
        165	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
        185	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
        200	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
        212	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
        222	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
        232	Bruce Plummer		San Diego Chargers
	
    1991 ProSet Series I
	280	Martin Bayless		San Diego Chargers
        281	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
					   - error - 3rd year, not 2nd
        282	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
        283	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
        284	Courtney Hall		San Diego Chargers
        285	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
        286	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
        287	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
        288	Dan Hening - coach	San Diego Chargers

    1991 ProSet Series II
	407	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
        416	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
        421	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	640	Rod Bernstine		San Diego Chargers
        641	Frank Cornish		San Diego Chargers
        642	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
	643	Henry Rolling		San Diego Chargers
        644	Sam Seale		San Diego Chargers
	645	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
	646	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
	647	Broderick Thompson	San Diego Chargers
        648	Derrick Walker		San Diego Chargers
        738	Stanley Richard		San Diego Chargers
        765	George Thornton		San Diego Chargers
	768	Eric Bieniemy		San Diego Chargers
	776	Eric Moten		San Diego Chargers
        
    1991 ProSet Spanish Series
	208	Rod Bernstine		Cargadores De San Diego
	209
	210
	211
	212
	213	Junior Seau		Cargadores de San Diego
	214	Billy Ray Smith		Cargadores de San Diego
	215	Broderick Thompson	Cargadores de San Diego
	216	Derrick Walker		Cargadores de San Diego
	217
	267	Eric Moten		Cargadores de San Diego
	
    1991 ProSet Platinum
	101	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
        102	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
        103	Rod Bernstine		San Diego Chargers
        104	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
        105	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
					   - error - back photo reversed

    1991 ProSet Platinum II
	262	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
        263	John Friesz		San Diego Chargers
        264	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
        265	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
        266	Ronnie Harmon		San Diego Chargers
        302	Eric Moten		San Diego Chargers
        306	Stanley Richard		San Diego Chargers
                
    1991 Score Series I
	 13	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
        230	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
        233	Ronnie Harmon		San Diego Chargers
        244	Martin Bayless		San Diego Chargers
        248	Rod Bernstine		San Diego Chargers
        260	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
        267	Leo Goeas		San Diego Chargers
        269	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
        324	Donnie Elder		San Diego Chargers
        
    1991 Score Series II
	354	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
        370	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
        389	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
        432	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
        447	John Kidd		San Diego Chargers
        473	Sam Seale		San Diego Chargers
        515	Frank Cornish		San Diego Chargers
        551 	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
        578	Eric Bieniemy		San Diego Chargers
        586	Stanley Richard		San Diego Chargers
        590	John Carney		San Diego Chargers
        593	Eric Moten		San Diego Chargers
        628	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
        657	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers

    1991 Score Rookies & Traded Set
	57T	Stanley Richard		San Diego Chargers
        67T	Shawn Jefferson		San Diego Chargers
        95T	Eric Bieniemy		San Diego Chargers
       106T	Eric Moten		San Diego Chargers
        
    1991 Score Pinnacle
	 76	John Friesz		San Diego Chargers
        105	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
        150	Rob Bernstine		San Diego Chargers
        172	Nate Lewis		San Diego Chargers
        184	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
        195	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
        200	Ronnie Harmon		San Diego Chargers
        207	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
        215	Joe Phillips		San Diego Chargers
        258	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
        303	George Thornton		San Diego Chargers
        310	Eric Moten		San Diego Chargers
        320	Stanley Richard		San Diego Chargers
        326	Eric Bieniemy		San Diego Chargers
        345	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
                
    1991 Topps
	417	Stanley Richard		San Diego Chargers
        418	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
        419	John Kidd		San Diego Chargers
        420	Sam Seale		San Diego Chargers
        421	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
        422	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
        423	Ronnie Harmon		San Diego Chargers
        424	Frank Cornish		San Diego Chargers
        425	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
        426	Leo Goeas		San Diego Chargers
        427	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
        428	Courtney Hall		San Diego Chargers
        429	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
        430	Martin Bayless		San Diego Chargers
        431	John Carney		San Diego Chargers
        432	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
        433	Arthur Cox		San Diego Chargers
        434	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
        435	Nate Lewis		San Diego Chargers
        436	Rod Bernstine		San Diego Chargers
        437	Henry Rolling		San Diego Chargers
        438	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
        651	Chargers

    1991 Topps 1000 Yard Club
	  5	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers

    1991 Topps Stadium Club
	 27 	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
	 38	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
	 62     Frank Cornish		San Diego Chargers
	 95	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
	122	Leo Goeas		San Diego Chargers
	138	Eric Moten		San Diego Chargers
	169	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
	195	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
	218	Arthur Cox		San Diego Chargers
	260	Courtney Hall		San Diego Chargers
	292	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
	317	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
	343	Ronnie Harmon		San Diego Chargers
	367	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
	391	Eric Bieniemy		San Diego Chargers
	416	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
	434	Nate Lewis		San Diego Chargers
	470	John Carney		San Diego Chargers
	
    1991 Upper Deck
        GB7     Marion Butts            San Diego Chargers
       	  2	Eric Bieniemy		San Diego Chargers
         16	Stanley Richard		San Diego Chargers
         79	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
        108	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
        118	Rod Bernstine		San Diego Chargers
        126	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
        129	Billy Ray Smith		San Diego Chargers
        137 	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
        147	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
        149 	Ronnie Harmon		San Diego Chargers
        168 	Leslie O'Neal		San Diego Chargers
        186	Frank Cornish		San Diego Chargers
        216	Leo Goeas		San Diego Chargers
        218	Courtney Hall		San Diego Chargers
        220	Billy Joe Tolliver	San Diego Chargers
        341	Lee Williams		San Diego Chargers
        343	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
        350	Martin Bayless		San Diego Chargers
        474	Anthony Miller		San Diego Chargers
	555	John Friesz		San Diego Chargers
        575	Gary Plummer		San Diego Chargers
        593	Henry Rolling		San Diego Chargers
        597	Derrick Walker		San Diego Chargers
        599	Nate Lewis		San Diego Chargers
        608	Shawn Jefferson		San Diego Chargers
        

    1991 Wild Card NFL
         38	Junior Seau		San Diego Chargers
         83	Marion Butts		San Diego Chargers
         92	John Friesz		San Diego Chargers
        104	Gill Byrd		San Diego Chargers
        105	Burt Grossman		San Diego Chargers
        
239.27CAMONE::WAYCuimhnich, 13 February 1692Fri Jan 31 1992 10:4833
Doc,

Flipping cards was similar in a way to the card game War.

You'd stand opposite your opponents, and "flip" your card, so that it
would flutter to the ground.  Whoever's card landed heads up, won.
If both were heads or both were tails, they stayed "in the pot"....

I never flipped a lot except for fun, because a lot of my cards were
Red Sox cards.

Many of my cards are written on also.  If a guy changed teams, I'd write
the new on one, stuff like that.

But many of them are untouched:

		Nolan Ryan (rookie) -- this is the famous controversial
				       card from the court case.

		Seaver (Mets)

		Roberto Clemente

		Willie Stargell

		Yaz


I'm not big into going to shows and stuff, but I'd like to own a Ted Williams
card.


'Saw
239.28Just one of the guysGIAMEM::MIOLAPhantomFri Jan 31 1992 11:1921
    
    
    We used to flip them against the wall, closest one to the wall won.
    Leaners against the wall paid double. If you landed your card on
    theirs, card on top won, even if part of the bottom card was closer to
    the wall.
    
    When we went to public school, we had a half day of Christian doctorin
    classes at your local church, thursday afternoons.
    
    We had this one nun that would come up to us and inform us that
    card tossing was against the school rules. She then told us we could
    either have our cards confiscated, our play against her.
    
    
    Lets just say she was the Wyatt Earp of card tossers. She seldom lost.
    If she is still alive today, her collection must be worth a fortune.
    
    Last I knew, she had a cabinet loaded..............
    
    Lou
239.29I shot 7's,but they wouldn't give me $$CTHQ2::LEARYBeano:PreventGasBeforeItStartsFri Jan 31 1992 12:019
    That's a great one Lou!
    A card flippin' nun. Man, I bet she put 'em in the spokes of
    her bike too.  She musta been hell at bingo.  Did she teach
    ya how to shoot craps??
    
    She sounds cool
    
    MikeL
    
239.30AXIS::ROBICHAUDPlato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnightFri Jan 31 1992 12:086
    	A friend of mine had the full collection of the old Ted Williams
    series and just about every card from the mid fifties to early sixties.
    When he got out of the Army he found out his mother had thrown them
    all away.
    
    				/Don
239.31CAMONE::WAYCuimhnich, 13 February 1692Fri Jan 31 1992 12:119
>    	A friend of mine had the full collection of the old Ted Williams
>    series and just about every card from the mid fifties to early sixties.
>    When he got out of the Army he found out his mother had thrown them
>    all away.
    
Clearly a case of justifiable homicide if ever I heard one....


'Saw
239.32VLAB::RIEURead his lips...Know new taxes!Fri Jan 31 1992 12:143
       Yeah, I mention it to my Mom all the time. I could be a billionaire
    right now! Well, a thousandaire at least!
                                    Denny
239.33My mom didn't dare touch them and she knows that to this day!NAC::G_WAUGAMANFri Jan 31 1992 13:4518
         
    I collected cards throughout the 1970s and still have most of the
    baseball and football cards Topps produced in that decade (all of the
    baseball sets 1972-81).  While I did the flipping and bike spokes
    thing, it was only with doubles and players I didn't care about.
    It didn't have anything to do with money, but I was one of these anal
    retentive types that wanted to have every card in a set and took pretty
    good care of them.  When the money started to come in in the early 80s,
    I got out.
    
    > I'm slowly buying Topps football cards, to round out the 1976 set. It
    > was Payton's rookie year, but that wasn't important to me.
    
    Send me mail if you've got a list, Doc.  1976 football is one of the sets
    I didn't complete, but I've got a lot of the cards in the set.
    
    glenn
    
239.34FSBIC::JHENDRYJohn Hendry, DTN 297-2623Fri Jan 31 1992 14:2216
    I was never much of a card collector.  Oh, I used to get them when they
    started showing up in March and April but they were played with,
    flipped and so forth and generally tossed after the season.  If I
    collect anything in sports, it's books.  The only thing I have that
    might be valuable someday is a complete set of Boston Breakers programs
    and stat books and USFL Media Guides from the 1983 inaugural season.  I
    have lots of Patriots stuff from my job but that's about it.
    
    I seldom have to buy Patriots stuff either.  When friends/family are
    stuck for gift ideas at Christmas or my birthday, I get more.
    
    Someone once said that the truest Hall of Fame is the card collection
    from one's youth - those cards of one's heroes saved through the years. 
    Whoever said that probably isn't far wrong.
    
    John
239.35Strange but trueMCIS1::DHAMELVidi, vici, veniFri Jan 31 1992 14:548
    
    Anybody see that blurb on the news about the new "True Crimes" trading
    card series that just came out?  You can get Al Capone, J. Edgar
    Hoover, as well as Ted Bundy, Charles Manson, Richard Speck, and the
    very latest, Jeffrey Dahmer.  Pretty weird, I'd say.
    
    Dickstah
    
239.36AXIS::ROBICHAUDPlato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnightFri Jan 31 1992 15:434
    	Hey if it wasn't for Moms around the country throwing cards
    out they would be worthless cuz everyone would have 'em.
    
    				/Don
239.37GIAMEM::MIOLAPhantomFri Jan 31 1992 15:5111
    re .29
    
    
    Yea she was great with the kids, and like I say she had a collection
    that wouldn't quit.
    
    She would trade with anyone.....but like I said don't get caught in a
    game with her, she was brutal....
    
    
    Lou
239.38BTW, my Catholic grade school let us play...IMBACQ::SZABONumbers 7 & 8 RULES !Fri Jan 31 1992 16:0317
    That game that Al Miola(?) mentioned awhile back is exactly one of the
    schoolyard games I played in.  There was one other where you'd set up 1
    or more cards on an angle against the wall, and proceed to "shoot" them
    down.  Last card down gets the whole pile...
    
    Schoolyard games were the *only* reason I bought baseball cards.  After
    awhile, I got so good that I'd win alot more than I'd lose.  Then, the
    only reason to buy more was that the cards became useless from all the
    sliding on asphalt and high-speed contact with cement foundations, that
    in order to keep beating the other kids, I needed fresh supplies. Then,
    I got smarter and realized there was no need to spend candy money on
    new cards.  I began challenging the rich kids with all their new cards.  
    Part of the fun was letting them win back some of my crappy cards to make
    them think they're doing great, and all the while winning up all of
    their good cards.  That was my idea of "trading" cards!  :-)
    
    Hawk
239.39CTHQ2::LEARYBeano:PreventGasBeforeItStartsFri Jan 31 1992 17:0713
    Question:
    
    Does anyone remember the old Chip Hilton series of books?
    I had the whole collection,had to be 30 or 35 of them.
    Got tossed out by dear old Mom too. I wanted to give/buy
    the whole collection for my nephew who's just getting
    interested in sports. Anyone know where I might find 
    these books?
    
    Thanks.
    
    MikeL
    
239.40CAMONE::WAYCuimhnich, 13 February 1692Fri Jan 31 1992 17:088
>               -< BTW, my Catholic grade school let us play... >-

Yeah, but Hawk, how many extra "Our Fathers" and "Hail Marys" did you have to
do because of it....
                               


8^)
239.41LUNER::BROOKSWilt &gt; Russell x 10Fri Jan 31 1992 17:1411
    re .35
    
    Go to Newbury Comics. They have all of those sets. While I think that
    "Mass Murderers" are morbid, "Coup d' etat" (concerning the JFK
    assissination - had them for a year), "Friendly Dictators", and "Iran
    Contra" are all great sets, with some facinating historical facts, good
    art, and biting satire.
    
    I recommend them highly.
    
    Doc
239.42There is a real good reason why I get older sets ...LUNER::BROOKSWilt &gt; Russell x 10Fri Jan 31 1992 17:1917
    re .36
    
    Slash, that's so true. Supply and demand. Now so many kids are
    pint-sized brokers, and with the suit against Topps, you have 50
    different people printing cards, and everyone is buying entire sets. 
    
    I used to pride myself on buying cards a couple of packs at a time -
    doing things the old fashioned way. Now, it's crazy.
    
    And somehow, a lot of the fun has gone out of it. I like making money,
    and I get a kick out of having cards and comics make big money, but I
    see so many people turning it into a business now, why the hell caint
    they just stick to stamps, coins, and gold/silver ? 
    
    Damn.
    
    DrM
239.43FSBIC::JHENDRYJohn Hendry, DTN 297-2623Fri Jan 31 1992 17:3116
    Mike, the Chip Hilton books are probably still available in any decent
    Children's book store.  Or, you can check Books in Print and see if
    they're still published.  They were written by Clair Bee, legendary
    basketball coach of Long Island University.  I remember reading some of
    them when I grew up - Chip Hilton was most cool.  Played 3 sports, only
    child of a widowed mom, worked in a pharmacy part time in both high
    school and college and refused an athletic scholarship because it would
    ruin the purity of his sport.
    
    Doc, even when I was buying cards, entire Topps sets were available
    then but no one ever dreamed sports memorabilia would take off the way
    it has.  I agree that the boom in this area has ruined a lot of things
    and had some unfortunate results - paying for autographs being one of
    them - but I understand why it happens.
    
    John
239.44CTHQ2::LEARYBeano:PreventGasBeforeItStartsFri Jan 31 1992 17:4211
    That's right, Ninj
    
    Chip Hilton, #44, Valley Falls H.S, then to State U,
    Captain of all teams, Quarterback, guard, pitcher.
    Remember Soapy Smith,Speed Morris,Red Schwartz,Biggie Cohen,
    and Fats Olson (no relation,KO)??
    
    Thanks for the info.
    
    MikeL
    
239.45MCIS1::DHAMELTry Tyson's Battered Chicken todayFri Jan 31 1992 17:4411
    
    I remember playing a lot of cards in the schoolyard where the nuns
    didn't seem to mind.  They only time they took a nutty was when we
    started playing with a series of "Famous Movie Monsters" cards.
    They told us they were a profane and blasphemous misrepresentation
    of God's beautiful creatures. (like a slug isn't ugly, right?).
    
    They did a school-wide roundup of those babies.
    
    Dickstah
    
239.46CAMONE::WAYCuimhnich, 13 February 1692Fri Jan 31 1992 18:2213
>    I remember playing a lot of cards in the schoolyard where the nuns
>    didn't seem to mind.  They only time they took a nutty was when we
>    started playing with a series of "Famous Movie Monsters" cards.
>    They told us they were a profane and blasphemous misrepresentation
>    of God's beautiful creatures. (like a slug isn't ugly, right?).
    

Like Robin Williams says:


		Tell me God wasn't high when he made the 
		platypus....    

239.47NAC::G_WAUGAMANFri Jan 31 1992 18:4517
    > Chip Hilton, #44, Valley Falls H.S, then to State U,
    > Captain of all teams, Quarterback, guard, pitcher.
    > Remember Soapy Smith,Speed Morris,Red Schwartz,Biggie Cohen,
    > and Fats Olson (no relation,KO)??
    
    Now that brings back memories!  (Don't think I'd have been able to
    remember any of the names-- what were the names of Hilton's bad guy
    rivals?)
    
    I do remember having a hard time swallowing the tear-jerking story of
    how Chip's dad was killed at the foundry when a pallet of flower pots
    or something fell on him.  Clair Bee could really lay it on thick if he
    had too...
    
    glenn
    
239.48PFSVAX::JACOBU S 1992 Rodeo Sex ChampionTue Sep 22 1992 16:0610
    Anybody able to tell me what a Barry "Wah Wah" Bonds rookie card is
    worth(other than scraping dog crap off of your shoe or your windshield
    on a frosty morning)??????
    
    No specific brand, I saw about 4 different brands of BB rookie cards.
    
    Thanks
    
    JaKe
    
239.49SCHOOL::RIEURead his lips...Know new taxesTue Sep 22 1992 16:082
       What year was he a rookie? I'll look it up.
                                 Denny
239.50PFSVAX::JACOBU S 1992 Rodeo Sex ChampionTue Sep 22 1992 16:104
    I think it was '86 or '87, probably '86.
    
    JaKe
    
239.51SCHOOL::RIEURead his lips...Know new taxesTue Sep 22 1992 16:1810
    Found some from Aug. 1992 Tuff Stuff magazine (it's a couple months old):
    1986 Donruss rookies #11	$8.50
    1986 Fleer Update #14	$7.00
    1986 Topps Traded #11	$4.50
    1987 Topps #320		$1.75
    1987 Fleerr #604		$11.00
    1987 Donruss #361		$6.75
    
    HTH
                                    Denny
239.52inquiryingly mindlessHBAHBA::HAASSir TurtleTue Sep 22 1992 16:1910
>    Anybody able to tell me what a Barry "Wah Wah" Bonds rookie card is
>    worth(other than scraping dog crap off of your shoe or your windshield
>    on a frosty morning)??????

JaKe,

How in the hail did the dog crap get on your windshield. Musta had a
couple of frosty one that morning, eh?

TTom
239.53Poop-on on windshieldCSTEAM::FARLEYMegabucks Winner WannabeTue Sep 22 1992 16:332
    
    B I G      D O G  ? ? ? ? ? 
239.54PFSVAX::JACOBU S 1992 Rodeo Sex ChampionTue Sep 22 1992 17:5311
    First of all, thanks Denny.
    
    TTom,
    
    smart a$$, ya know what I meant, scraping the ice off of the
    windshield.
    
    Or, was there vandals in the neighbourhood the night before?????
    
    JaKe