On the top of the '91 Topps, '90 Donruss and '90 Score I got as a bonus with the boxes of '90 Fleer, I also won an eBay auction for two packs of '86 Topps! I kinda overpaid at $2.24 delivered but I had a hankering for some '86 Topps. I should have them by the end of the week so stay tuned.
So the two wax boxes of '90 Fleer came along with a ton of bonus junk wax! 4 packs of '91 Topps, 5 packs of '90 Donruss and 3 packs of '90 Score! I'll have those on future vids but first, the '90 Fleer.
So that wax pack of '82 Topps came in. Still not entirely sure this pack hadn't been searched. Oh well. Like I said, vintage wax is always a crap shoot anyways.
Believe it or not some knitwit with too much time on his hands and way too much money (I think I read somewhere he spent over 15K collecting this crap) put together the entire Yankee Tedium Lunacy set (as Chris @ Stale Gum so aptly described it). That's over 6,600 insert cards folks. Not that I don't admire his patience, dedication, and skill but come on people. DON'T ENCOURAGE UPPER DECK! Now we're liable to get an even more ridiculous 20,000 card Yankee insert set next year. *sigh* On a totally unrelated note the Carrie chick in this video is smoking and I can't tell you how hot it is when she starts collating the cards like a pro. I think I'm in love. Oh well, she's probably married to some a-hole.
I know I usually worn against buying vintage wax packs. Let's face it. The only way you know a wax pack isn't searched is if you buy a whole factory sealed box, or if it's been professionally graded. But I got this one from a seller on eBay with 100% feedback after 174 transactions so I feel pretty good. Anyways, I got it for $4.49 delivered and an '82 Topps wax pack books for 5 bucks in Tuff Stuff so I got a deal. Assuming it's unsearched I got a 2% crack at a 50 dollar Cal Ripken rookie. I'll bust this one for A Pack a Day hopefully by the end of this week.
