Video Blog:Baseball Cards And A Special Shoutout

Just Wanted to give a special thanks to Dustin and Kevin from http://thediamondking.blogspot.com/ and http://cootvealandthevealtones.blogspot.com/ Check their blogs out.

I got both of the cards they sent me yesterday as I came home from playing basketball. Check out what cards they sent me in the video below.

For All My Card Bloggers in the Blogosphere

Alright been wanting to write this for awhile but just haven't got to it so this is for my Baseball card bloggers and just card bloggers in general. I want to connect with each and every one of you. I want to know what type of cards you like, sets you prefer and players that you collect. I know you all have your lists of that on your blogs but I want you to comment in the box below so I can know without having to look and we can get to trading. I have a decent amount of Baseball cards but my collection isn't limited to just that I have much better artifacts that transcend cards so if the right amount of cards were ever presented my way, then I would part ways with it.

Let me tell you guys some of the Players and cards I like to collect. 2003 Marlins are my favorite team so any Marlins card you have of anyone on that team I will take, so that means Dontrelle Willis, Miguel Cabrera, Mike Lowell,Juan Pierre,Jeff Conine and Luis Castillo are all guys who will make me jump on a trade because I will always love my Marlins. Other players I like to collect are Ken Griffey Jr, Derek Jeter, Adam Jones and Justin Upton just to name a few.

If you are one of those bloggers who collects basketball cards here are some ballers I collect. Being a bigtime Charlotte Hornets fan (Happy about the name change) I obviously collect Muggsy Bouges, Dell Curry, Alonzo Mourning, Larry Johnson, Kendall Gill, Baron Davis, Jamal Mashburn, Glen Rice and Anthony Mason. Other Basketball Players I collect are Kemba Walker, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Michael Jordan, Tim Duncan,Oscar Robertson, Chris Webber, Steve Nash, Jason Kidd, Penny Hardaway and Magic Johnson.

So yeah there you go If you follow this blog comment if you have any Rookies,Autos or Jersey cards of any of the following players I just named. If you know any bloggers who don't follow this blog tell them about this post and tell them to follow it.

Now lets get to trading!!

Graduation Cards

As I am sitting here typing this it is 1:05 PM and I am less then 5 hours from graduating South Broward High School. Usually with graduation comes gifts, money and a bunch of hoopla from the family. My Mom chose to gave me money and being the avid Sports collector I am decided to take my behind to Hollywood Collectibles and spent part of my new found riches on some cardboard heroes of basketball, so lets begin!

Card #1 Sky Box 1990 Magic Johnson

People talk about how versatile Lebron James is and sometimes my man Magic gets lost in the shuffle. This man was also 6'9 played multiple positions and changed basketball with the offense he ran as point guard of the “ShowTime” Lakers. I found this card Digging through a dime box of assorted cards.

Price: 2$

Card #2: 1997 Topps Tim Duncan (Rookie)

The San Antonio Spurs are in the finals again and if Tim Duncan is to capture another ring it will make 5 and further cement him as one of the greatest the NBA has ever seen. Some people don't really appreciate his greatness the way I do so when finding this card I flipped. The Cards I gt is a rookie card and probably one of the best cards in my miniscule yet evolving basketball collection.

Price: 4$

Card #3: Sky Box 1991 Michael Jordan

Of all the cards I purchased yesterday none are as visually cultivating as this cardboard treasure which features MJ basking in the glory of what was his 1^st of 6 championship rings with the Chicago Bulls. The card speaks for itself.

Price: 2$

Card #4: 2007 Upperdeck Artifacts Jason Kidd Jersey Card

Of all the cards this one is definitely my favorite for many reasons. Its the only card I purchased not in a dime box. It was actually inside one of those shelfs with other nice expensive cards I can't afford. This was a steal though, I had a little more money then usual so I decided to splurge a bit. This card is rare numbered 12/100 so the feeling I have of purchasing something rare is comforting. Also Watching Kidd with the Nets growing up along with guys like Vince Carter,Keyon Martin and Richard Jefferson was some of the most fun I ever had watching basketball.

Price: 10$

So all in a another great day of purchases at Hollywood Collectibles. Now it's time to start practicing throwing my cap up in the air at the conclusion of graduation.