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Here is how this works:
Every so often (i.e. whenever I feel like it), I will add a card to a "Trade Stack". Whenever the stack becomes appealing enough to someone, that person needs to comment on the post saying they'd like to claim the stack AND tell me which card they are sending off of my want list. That's all you have to do - trade me ONE card (or more, of course) card from my want list for the entire stack of cards that I'm offering. Each time, it will be first come, first serve...so act quickly (unless of course you are a gambler and hope to wait it out until there are 10+ cards in the stack that you want in exchange for a single 2004 UD Vintage card that I am looking for)!
The Trade Stack:
Last update: 3/26/12
When I add cards to the Trade Stack, there are usually three different methods for me to choose from. The first (and most common) method is for me to arbitrarily choose a card, scan it, and add it to the stack. The second is to come up with a stack idea beforehand and then slowly add cards to the stack while following the theme until someone claims the entire pile. The third method, however, is often the most fun (for me anyhow). That's when I have an idea of a theme but no idea what cards will actually end up in the stack when I begin the pile. That's what Trade Stack 38 is all about - the theme, of course, is no repetition amongst teams (themes certainly don't have to be complicated). The fun part was that I knew I wanted to start things off with the John Smoltz mini poster (I thought maybe one of the many Braves fans out there would claim the stack from the start). However, since no Braves fan stepped in, the stack has grown to include a representative from the Athletics, Astros, Rockies, and White Sox. Now that we are at the half-dozen mark, it's time to add a representative from a sixth team to the stack - none other than my favorite team, the Reds! Speaking of the Reds, if you missed my latest Barry Larkin Experiment post, I'd appreciate you checking it out and then voting on the sidebar. Right now, there are hardly any votes and that's no fun at all!
Scroll down to see the goodies - and as always, the first to leave a comment stating which card (or cards) they will send me from my want list gets the full stack.
2011 Topps Lineage:
112. Johnny Cueto - Reds
1995 Topps Dimension III:
54. Walt Weiss - Rockies
2011 Topps Heritage:
402. David DeJesus - Athletics
2010 Topps Update:
US-179. Juan Pierre - White Sox
2010 Topps Allen & Ginter:
200. Lance Berkman - Astros
1997 Fleer Sports Illustrated:
Mini poster:
John Smoltz - Braves
When I add cards to the Trade Stack, there are usually three different methods for me to choose from. The first (and most common) method is for me to arbitrarily choose a card, scan it, and add it to the stack. The second is to come up with a stack idea beforehand and then slowly add cards to the stack while following the theme until someone claims the entire pile. The third method, however, is often the most fun (for me anyhow). That's when I have an idea of a theme but no idea what cards will actually end up in the stack when I begin the pile. That's what Trade Stack 38 is all about - the theme, of course, is no repetition amongst teams (themes certainly don't have to be complicated). The fun part was that I knew I wanted to start things off with the John Smoltz mini poster (I thought maybe one of the many Braves fans out there would claim the stack from the start). However, since no Braves fan stepped in, the stack has grown to include a representative from the Athletics, Astros, Rockies, and White Sox. Now that we are at the half-dozen mark, it's time to add a representative from a sixth team to the stack - none other than my favorite team, the Reds! Speaking of the Reds, if you missed my latest Barry Larkin Experiment post, I'd appreciate you checking it out and then voting on the sidebar. Right now, there are hardly any votes and that's no fun at all!
Scroll down to see the goodies - and as always, the first to leave a comment stating which card (or cards) they will send me from my want list gets the full stack.
2011 Topps Lineage:
112. Johnny Cueto - Reds
1995 Topps Dimension III:
54. Walt Weiss - Rockies
2011 Topps Heritage:
402. David DeJesus - Athletics
2010 Topps Update:
US-179. Juan Pierre - White Sox
2010 Topps Allen & Ginter:
200. Lance Berkman - Astros
1997 Fleer Sports Illustrated:
Mini poster:
John Smoltz - Braves
Want the card(s) in the stack? Act fast - tell me which card you will send me off my want list in the comments below! You must leave a comment on the trade stack post in order to claim the card - no more claims via email! If no one claims this card within a reasonable amount of time (a few hours up to a few days, depending) - I'll add another card to the stack and the process will start again!
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: 7 cards by Ryan G
Stack 16: 1 card by longlivethewho
Stack 17: 4 cards by hiflew
Stack 18: 4 cards by Potch
Stack 19: 2 cards by Axemanohio
Stack 20: 5 cards by by Play at the Plate
Stack 21: 5 cards by BA Benny
Stack 22: 1 card by IkesCards
Stack 23: 8 cards by Axemanohio
Stack 24: 1 card by BA Benny
Stack 25: 2 cards by Jeff P.
Stack 26: 10 cards by Axemanohio
Stack 27: 1 card by BA Benny
Stack 28: 7 cards by ThingsAreFunnerHere
Stack 29: 3 cards by TheBrooklynMet
Stack 30: 4 cards by Adam C.
Stack 31: 10 cards by Play at the Plate
Stack 32: 8 cards by Josh D.
Stack 33: 6 cards by Baseball Dad
Stack 34: 1 card by Potch
Stack 35: 9 cards by Cool Breeze
Stack 36: 11 cards by Kev
Stack 37: 6 cards by Tunguska
Stack 38: ?? by ??
Previously Claimed Trade Stacks:
Stack 01: 2 cards by dayfStack 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: 7 cards by Ryan G
Stack 16: 1 card by longlivethewho
Stack 17: 4 cards by hiflew
Stack 18: 4 cards by Potch
Stack 19: 2 cards by Axemanohio
Stack 20: 5 cards by by Play at the Plate
Stack 21: 5 cards by BA Benny
Stack 22: 1 card by IkesCards
Stack 23: 8 cards by Axemanohio
Stack 24: 1 card by BA Benny
Stack 25: 2 cards by Jeff P.
Stack 26: 10 cards by Axemanohio
Stack 27: 1 card by BA Benny
Stack 28: 7 cards by ThingsAreFunnerHere
Stack 29: 3 cards by TheBrooklynMet
Stack 30: 4 cards by Adam C.
Stack 31: 10 cards by Play at the Plate
Stack 32: 8 cards by Josh D.
Stack 33: 6 cards by Baseball Dad
Stack 34: 1 card by Potch
Stack 35: 9 cards by Cool Breeze
Stack 36: 11 cards by Kev
Stack 37: 6 cards by Tunguska
Stack 38: ?? by ??
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