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They're sort of like books, right?

Anyway, here's all of the 1978s that I have. I'm missing fewer than 30 from the set. All are in excellent condition, no fading or dog-ears.

https://www.sportscardspro.com/offers?s ... collection

I've never heard of Jack Rudnay despite him being the highest value there.

Those were 1978. The 1977 shoebox feels 50% heavier. Maybe tomorrow.

You're missing the #1 card I wanted: Lynn Swann

Still, I'd probably take all your Steelers off of you if you wanted to go that route.

Leisher wrote: ↑Tue May 18, 2021 10:09 pm You're missing the #1 card I wanted: Lynn Swann

Still, I'd probably take all your Steelers off of you if you wanted to go that route.

2 Gs and they're yours

Here you go: G G

Nobody else look at those, they are for Gordon only.

That was the friend price. These are worth double that, easily. 78 Steelers were epic.

Fair point. Here you go: G G G G G

I threw an extra G in there for you too.

Lol, sucker. All those Gs.

Oh ho... 1977 box is so heavy because there are also 1976s in here...

1977 is added to the database. "Steve Largent" is worth $7900, for perfect condition. Which this may be. I looked up the criteria... these cards are about perfect.

But who the fuck is that

https://www.sportscardspro.com/offers?s ... collection

Steve Largent! Famous whiteboy wide receiver for Seattle Seahawks and later a Representative for OK, iirc.

Yep. Pretty sure he's a HOFer. He was a great white WR before it was cool.

Largent was so good people knew who he was even though he played on one of the worst teams in the league.

Well, I have an image of him, so I think that means I possess a piece of his soul.