The feedback from the last trade stack post was appreciated - and I'll definitely take some of your comments and run with them! I've got a few "twists" to the trade stack in mind - and I'm sure I'll come up with others as time goes on. However, I will also make sure to do plenty of tried and true versions of the trade stack since many of you said that you liked how they were being done currently. I will work on keeping things fresh within the stack, whether by varying the teams (as in this stack), the sets featured (also in this stack), or my witty commentary (not so much).
For today's addition, I present a card from the 2007 Topps Heritage set. If there is a single set that I can attribute me jumping back into the hobby full force, it's the '07 Heritage set. That was the first set (of any difficulty) that I put together by buying packs, boxes, and scouring eBay (I only wish I had been blogging back then)! I also managed to put together the entire chrome set in '07 - by far the most difficult (and only serially-numbered set that I've ever completed). Today's card is a random common from that set - Rich Aurilia has played for about 80 teams (or so it seems), so I figure there should plenty of you with marginal interest in him...
2007 Topps Heritage:
268. Rich Aurilia
1987 Topps:
588. Wallace Johnson - Expos
1997 Upper Deck Collector's Choice:
392. John Olerud - Mets
2009 Goudey:
129. A.J. Burnett - Yankees
1988 Topps:
231. Pittsburgh Pirates Leaders - Barry Bonds & Bobby Bonilla
2010 Topps Allen & Ginter:
Sailors of the Seven Seas:
SSS3. Sir Walter Raleigh
Stack 02: 8 cards by Justin
Stack 03: 17 cards by Cam
Stack 04: 4 cards by Cam
Stack 05: 9 cards by Daily Dimwit
Stack 06: 4 cards by The Lost Collector
Stack 07: 1 card by Baseball Dad
Stack 08: 1 card by M. Spiegel
Stack 09: 6 cards by bwsmith25
Stack 10: 6 cards by Baseball Dad
Stack 11: 1 card by Patrick
Stack 12: 5 cards by Matt B.
Stack 13: 4 cards by Steve G.
Stack 14: 3 cards by ShaneK
Stack 15: ?? by ??











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