In this episode, we talk about some cards we bought at a show in Southern California. Also covered are TTM successes and 1995 Leaf Statistical Standouts.
#37: TTM Additions, and 1995 Leaf Statistical Standouts
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Patrick Greenough
Pronounced Green-oh. Patrick has a BA in Psychology, a BA in Sociology, and an MBA from the University of New Mexico. He also has a Project Management Certificate from UCLA Extension. He has lectured in Internet Marketing at the David Nazarian College of Business and Economics at California State University, Northridge. He is the author of, Student to Founder: Secrets to creating a student organization in college and starting a business after graduation. He has been interviewed on Good Day New Mexico and in Albuquerque The Magazine. Patrick is a frequent speaker and panelist at universities and events where he shares his insights on leadership, technology, and marketing. He's been a baseball card collector since 1988, and is the Founding Owner and Managing Editor of www.radicards.com | Visit the store
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Awesome stuff Patrick. Do you have your 1981 Topps autographed set uploaded anywhere. I’d love to see your progress. 1995 Leaf Statistical Standouts will never go stale! Mike Trouts twin from ’66 hahaha
Thanks, Steve! 🙂 I’m glad you’re watching these as they’re really fun to make. Regarding the ’81 Topps AU set, I keep a G-sheet to track my progress. I would assume that at some point, I’ll begin covering my progress via these videos.