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By now, I know the anticipation is killing you in regards to the second blaster of 2014 Heritage that I have sitting on my desk waiting to be ripped and blogged about. I suppose I shouldn't keep you in suspense any longer...let's get ripping!
The first Wal*Mart blaster didn't feature much of note - let's hope this one ends up being better!
Pack 1:
81. Jed Lowrie
125. Nate Schierholtz
132. 2013 World Series - Game 1 (Cardinals lose!)
152. Todd Frazier
176. J.B. Shuck
240. Jarred Cosart
302. Adam Eaton
342. Matt Carpenter
NF-JN. News Flashback: Joe Namath
Namath inked a $400,000+ contract back on January 2, 1965. That's not a bad haul, especially for the time period!
The insert is alright (and the Frazier base card is nice) but this pack also featured three duplicates (Carpenter, Eaton, and Schierholtz).
Pack 2:
4. NL Home Run Leaders
107. Ethan Martin & Cameron Rupp
137. Anthony Gose
230. Lance Lynn
287. Juan Uribe
298. Corey Hart
366. A.J. Griffin
385. Nate McLouth
NAP-BH. New Age Performers: Bryce Harper
I'm not a huge fan of Harper but I will admit that the New Age Performer card is quite nice. I like the wavy design on the left - it goes nicely with the pennant theme of the base set! What I don't like is that this pack had another four duplicates (the HR leaders, Lynn, Gose, and the Martin/Rupp card). All four of those (plus any other duplicates) are available for trade. I'll try to get a full "for trade" list up on the blog soon (which join the plethora of other "for trade pages" that I keep on the blog).
The first Wal*Mart blaster didn't feature much of note - let's hope this one ends up being better!
Pack 1:
81. Jed Lowrie
125. Nate Schierholtz
132. 2013 World Series - Game 1 (Cardinals lose!)
152. Todd Frazier
176. J.B. Shuck
240. Jarred Cosart
302. Adam Eaton
342. Matt Carpenter
NF-JN. News Flashback: Joe Namath
Namath inked a $400,000+ contract back on January 2, 1965. That's not a bad haul, especially for the time period!
The insert is alright (and the Frazier base card is nice) but this pack also featured three duplicates (Carpenter, Eaton, and Schierholtz).
Pack 2:
4. NL Home Run Leaders
107. Ethan Martin & Cameron Rupp
137. Anthony Gose
230. Lance Lynn
287. Juan Uribe
298. Corey Hart
366. A.J. Griffin
385. Nate McLouth
NAP-BH. New Age Performers: Bryce Harper
I'm not a huge fan of Harper but I will admit that the New Age Performer card is quite nice. I like the wavy design on the left - it goes nicely with the pennant theme of the base set! What I don't like is that this pack had another four duplicates (the HR leaders, Lynn, Gose, and the Martin/Rupp card). All four of those (plus any other duplicates) are available for trade. I'll try to get a full "for trade" list up on the blog soon (which join the plethora of other "for trade pages" that I keep on the blog).
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Just to save you some confusion down the road, the Gose card is actually #138. The real #137 is a World Series card. The Gose is an uncorrected error, as near as I can tell...and not one of the ones they did on purpose.
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