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Showing posts with label Cards in the Attic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cards in the Attic. Show all posts

January 3, 2009

Trade with the Aardvark

When I was a kid, I had this idea that I wanted to be the best speller. I sat down with a children's dictionary and just read it all day long. The first "big" word I learned how to spell was aardvark. I was eight years old and it was kind of a big deal.

It's fitting that my first trade through the blog is with Cards in the Attic, run by the Aardvark Trading Co. I sent Kris a handful of Steve Finley cards for three Derek Jeter base cards that I did not have. Even with over 1,100 unique Jeter cards, there are still so many out there I do not own.

Let's welcome the new Jeters to their home. They're going to love it here.

-Sooz

December 24, 2008

Trade Complete with Cards in the Attic

A few weeks ago I recieved an e-mail from Cards in the Attic about an Albert Pujols card that he had that might interest me. White Sox Cards left him a comment saying that I was a big Pujols collector (Thanks Steve), and that's how this all got started.

Turns out 'albuqwirke', who comments on the blog, had the 2008 Topps Stadium Club 1st day Issue Pujols, as well as the Photographers Proof /99. Yahoo!! I sent him 10 2008 Mini Allen & Ginter cards for those 2 and we called it a day. I got my cards yesterday when finally getting all my mail.




Thanks again to Aardvark Trading Company for a great trade.