Showing posts with label Kevin Plawecki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kevin Plawecki. Show all posts

Monday, September 30, 2024

2022 Topps Walmart Gold Star Parallel Kevin Plawecki

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month. As a nod to the Gold Together activities going on this month to help raise awareness of the leading cause of death by disease in children, I thought I'd contribute several "gold" themed posts sprinkled throughout the month. Here's the next one.


Let's talk about this card...



I've mentioned it before. The retail sets are a fun way to easily add some variety to my collection. These Gold Star versions are an great way to do it. With one in three factory sets coming with a parallel, there are enough of them to make them obtainable. But, rare enough to bee something a little different. Which is great.

This is a great picture of Plawecki here. He's definitely celebrating an epic accomplishement. The red jersey really pops, and the picture is cropped perfectly. Fantastic execution.

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I'm sure you all remember Mina Smith from her interview with us. Through her social impact initiative "Love Your Neighbor" she is fundraising for the Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation. I highly recommend you support her efforts with a donation if you are able. You can find the link here.

Thank you for supporting her efforts to Love Your Neighbor!

Wednesday, January 27, 2021

2020 Topps Update Blaster!

It's time to open another blaster! This time we'll go with 2020 Topps Update! I know. I just opened one of these. You probably weren't very interested in my post about the last blaster. So, you're probably not interested in this one either. But, I'm writing about it anyway. So there. How'd I do? Let's see!

Here are the highlights...


Here's what the box looks like after it's been opened. It looks a like what it looks like before it's opened.


Again, I enjoy the substitute for the all-star cards. Going back in time and celebrating past all-star game accomplishments was a great solution to a unique problem. Plus, it gave me a chance to get a new David Ortiz card.


It also allowed me to get a duplicate Chris Sale card. You may remember I got this card last time.


This one too. But, let's be honest. You can't have too many Ryan Webber cards. Can you?


And here's Sox newbie Kevin Plawecki. An actual update card. Not bad.

So, there you have it. Four Sox cards, but two doubles. I guess I'd still call this box a success.

How did your box go?

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