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It's time for another 30-Day Baseball Card Challenge post. Today's topic:
Day 06: A Card You Spent More than $10 to Get
Believe it or not, I generally don't spend much on singles - in fact, other than the 2015 Topps Tek Barry Larkin autograph (and parallel autographs), I can't think of any card that has cost me more than $10.
Since I already showed off a different Larkin card from 2015 Tek, let's take a look at how I usually spend my money instead with the final few cards from my recent Check Out My Cards purchase.
For this, I ended my buying spree (about $40 total) with a smattering of 2007 Allen & Ginter mini cards that I needed. First up, more country flags.
I'm taking my History of Mathematics class to Greece (and Italy) later this year so I felt like it was the right time to buy the Greece card!
I also picked up two more of the Roman Emperors cards (see, Greece & Rome)!
The most expensive card in my COMC purchase was only $2.54 and that was Caesar Augustus.
And that's it - I'm definitely not a big spender when it comes to buying singles (but I have been known to buy boxes...and even cases if we are talking Allen & Ginter)!
Here's what's on tap for future Baseball Card Challenges:
Day 06: A Card You Spent More than $10 to Get
Believe it or not, I generally don't spend much on singles - in fact, other than the 2015 Topps Tek Barry Larkin autograph (and parallel autographs), I can't think of any card that has cost me more than $10.
Since I already showed off a different Larkin card from 2015 Tek, let's take a look at how I usually spend my money instead with the final few cards from my recent Check Out My Cards purchase.
For this, I ended my buying spree (about $40 total) with a smattering of 2007 Allen & Ginter mini cards that I needed. First up, more country flags.
I'm taking my History of Mathematics class to Greece (and Italy) later this year so I felt like it was the right time to buy the Greece card!
I also picked up two more of the Roman Emperors cards (see, Greece & Rome)!
The most expensive card in my COMC purchase was only $2.54 and that was Caesar Augustus.
And that's it - I'm definitely not a big spender when it comes to buying singles (but I have been known to buy boxes...and even cases if we are talking Allen & Ginter)!
Here's what's on tap for future Baseball Card Challenges:
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