What interesting memorabilia cards do you have?

[haldcottingham]

This is one of my newer favorites.

[awz50]

Originally Posted by rainmaker

A piece of base from game 7. The best Chicago Cubs card ever made.

WS Base by thewescoast, on Flickr

Such a cool moment captured in that card

[Rage]

Thought this was a ridiculous card so naturally I found a second one to add. Each "card" is a 4 page booklet with 32 Rookie patches from 2018. Got just about everyone but Soto on there

[mantlefan7]

Jeter’s first patch card


I believe this is Mantle’s first jersey card.




My first ever huge purchase.


Pulled this - it’s #/100. It was in 02 so I guess it was before Logoman patches became a thing.


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[coltsnsox07]

I sold these years ago...Beckett once showed off the whole face of the Brave logo(I had the top of his head) on the Cepeda Sweet Spot(even though it pictures him as a Giant, the back said game used Braves patch)
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[Skipscards]

[rnocards]

Originally Posted by haldcottingham

For me, the stain would increase the value.

Yeah, for me too.

I would pay much more for a memorabilia jersey card if the player's blood, hair, saliva, fingerprints, etc. were on a jersey piece.... basically, if a forensics team can derive the player's biological DNA from the jersey piece, then I would pay a lot of money for that card.

[Gidtheson]

Some absolute ridiculous cards on this thread, love it!
The Ruth, Mays, and Paige were gifts from the missus.

[Dalberov]

Originally Posted by rnocards

Yeah, for me too.

I would pay much more for a memorabilia jersey card if the player's blood, hair, saliva, fingerprints, etc. were on a jersey piece.... basically, if a forensics team can derive the player's biological DNA from the jersey piece, then I would pay a lot of money for that card.

It could just be soil and there is no way to prove that I didn't add the stain after pulling the card. Or maybe someone at Upper Deck spilled their coffee on it.

It's why I've always been a little skeptical of this card. But it sure is an interesting piece.

[SleepyWill]

Originally Posted by Skipscards

Love this set, have the Ford so far.

[OhioLawyerF5]

This one is interesting because it was part of an autographed jersey they cut up for the card.

[Noles939913]

Originally Posted by OhioLawyerF5

This one is interesting because it was part of an autographed jersey they cut up for the card.

Cards like these are atrocities.

[BoSoxFan1999]

Originally Posted by Noles939913

Cards like these are atrocities.

An autographed card containing a patch that contains a (partial) auto is actually sorta cool, but knowing they butchered an auto'd jersey to make the patch card is gross. Lol

[rnocards]

Originally Posted by Dalberov

It could just be soil and there is no way to prove that I didn't add the stain after pulling the card. Or maybe someone at Upper Deck spilled their coffee on it.

It's why I've always been a little skeptical of this card. But it sure is an interesting piece.

It's much more interesting than a clean looking jersey patch. I don't want my game-used patches to look like they just came straight from the factory. I want them beat up, soiled, trashed, full of germs... that's how I like it.

I got this one item, a HOF manager's lineup card, with brown stains over the bottom portion of it. Seller told me these could be his tobacco chewing saliva stains that dripped from his mouth onto it... and so that got me excited, and I bought it.

Could just be spilled coffee like you said... but I didn't care.

[rnocards]

Originally Posted by Noles939913

Cards like these are atrocities.

I would prefer to see the whole patch auto in the card, but I'd still consider cards like these, if there is another clean auto on the card itself.

[Gidtheson]

Originally Posted by OhioLawyerF5

This one is interesting because it was part of an autographed jersey they cut up for the card.

and it's upside down lol

[OhioLawyerF5]

Originally Posted by Noles939913

Cards like these are atrocities.

To each their own. I think it's very interesting. Most of the gamers found in baseball cards were signed by the player at some point. So it's not like the fact that the jersey was signed is any big deal. The fact that that part of the patch ended up in a card is cool and unique. I do wish they hadn't flipped the auto upside down, but it just makes it even more interesting. You are welcome to your opinion, even if it's wrong.