Trade with Whitesox Cards

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The cards that Steve sent me on the trade came in the mail Saturday. Steve is better known as whitesoxcards. It was really hard to pick what I wanted the lead card to be but I ended up picking the 2007 Topps Turkey Red #45 Billy Butler (RC). I just love the looks of the Turkey Red cards.! Steve also sent me a Carlton Fisk Card that I didn't have. I enjoy reading Steve's Bloggs I have told him more than once that he ought to be a sports writer or something along those lines that he could make a living at it. Anyway thanks for all the cards Steve! The cards were a great surprise!



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A List of Cards from Whitesoxcards


1. 2007 Topps Turkey Red #45 Billy Butler (RC)


2. 1991 Classic Blue George Brett. Card #T46


3. 1991 Classic Blue Brent Mayne #T50


4. 1991 Classic Blue Brian McRae #T49


5. 1991 Classic Blue Jeff Conine #T47


6. 1991 Classic Blue Bo Jackson #T48


7. 1991 RED Classic GEORGE BRETT # T 70


8. 1989 Topps Jamie Quirk #702


9. 2006 Topps Odalis Perez#UH48


10. 1990 Topps Bob Boone #671


11. 1987 Topps Steve Balboni#240


12. 2008 Topps Opening Day Luke Hochevar #208


13. 1993 Score George Brett #517


14 1993 Topps Chris Haney #581


15. 1985 Fleer Mark Huisman #203


16. 1985 Fleer Hal McRae#207


17. 1985 Fleer Pat Sheridan #213


18. 2007 Bowman David DeJesus#87


19. 2005 Donruss Mike MacDougal #130


20. 2005 Donruss Shawn Camp #156


21. 2005 Upperdeck Ambiorix Burgos #110


22. 1994 Score Gary Gaetti #300


23. 1994 Score Greg Gagne


24. 1995 Upperdeck SP Greg Gagne


25. 2008 Upperdeck Shawn Costa #524


26.2006 Upperdeck Justin Huber #1091


27. 2008 Bowmen Chrome Danny Duffy BcP25


28. 2001 Upperdeck Hall of Famer Carlton Fisk #78

Comments

Steve Gierman said…
Glad you liked the cards. I believe the 1995 SP is the silver parallel. Thank you for the cards you sent. They were awesome!
July 6, 2008 at 10:09 AM
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