Domain Names for Sale
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Canadian
Disco.ca
ActionFigure.ca
InsuranceAgents.ca
Quadcopter.ca
RealEstateExperts.ca
SmartTaxi.ca
Supplemental.ca
UsedBooks.ca
UsedRecords.ca
full list here
gTLDs
Charlottetown.org
Oakville.org
Take-Out.com
TheOldWest.com
Past Sales
CannabisSales.com
JoeSixPack.com
RealEstateAgents.ca
Headphones.ca
Autographs.org
iTarot.com
SmalltownGirl.com
HomeTownMortgage.com
Licorice.ca
The iconic 1979 O-Pee-Chee #18 Wayne Gretzky Rookie Card
One of the toughest sets to collect in mint condition of almost any sport, any year, and it isn’t tough to see why.
The numerous tell-tale characteristics of a Gretzky rookie card
A number of common and uncommon characteristics of the Gretzky rookie card.
The Smear of ’65
How a Montreal trade in 1979 turned two Gretzky rookies into PSA 7s and likely wiped hundreds of thousands of dollars in value from the OPC Gretzky rookie card market.
Print-Run Mystery Date Solved
The only empirical knowledge we have are trade dates and how they are reflected in the card design, a distinction not shared in the Topps version. Practical methodology finally answers the question of when the 1979 O-Pee-Chee Print-Run took place.
Known as ‘Rough Cuts’
A nickname symptomatic of an antiquated cutter with a dull blade cutting stacks of 100 to 200 cards at a time. Remove the notion of quality control, and you have a collector’s delight. Or frustration. Read about other fun discoveries in the O-Pee-Chee Wayne Gretzky Rookie and throughout the 1979 O-Pee-Chee Hockey card series.
Everything new is old again.
Recent baseball, hockey and other memorabilia collection grades, finds and acquisitions
New goodies; some raw finds from boxes in my storage, some graded new acquisitions, and other things returned from PSA.
For Sale.
Collections.
1775 – 1778
The Thankfull Adams petition to the Probate Court of the State of Massachusetts Bay in April 1777 for dissolution of the estate of Elihu Adams
Elihu Adams, brother of founding father and second President John Adams, dies in 1775. Historic anecdotes discovered in newspapers and books paint a picture of how his widow’s petition came to be, and how the death of her husband was resolved during the birth of the nation.
1915
Rarity and cost yields a low-mid grade start of the beautiful 1915 Cracker Jacks
Relegated to clean raw cards and any affordable card graded above 2.
1956
Mid-high grade 1956 Topps Basic Set “The Hard Way”
A passive, zen-like approach to cherry-picking quality, clean, and centered examples of the toughest variations from auction houses, shows and other marketplaces.
1959
Collecting Topps 1959’s purely for their visual appeal
I caught the collecting bug with the 1959 Topps series, but started with low expectations. Things have changed.
1964
Clean and centered 1964 Topps PSA 9s and better
Lovely player images with subtle design elements and no borders lends to a quite satisfying style and just vintage enough to be a challenge.
1966
Finding satisfaction in a set of 1966 Philadelphia PSA 7s and better
Attractive design, mid-level demand, and tough-to-find high-grade cards makes for a fun set.
1966
High-grade 1966 Topps Football cards for a centered and clean set
The 1966 Topps Football series offers high-grade affordability but tough to find high-grade examples.
1967
Frank Westlake Hells Angels Janis Joplin Party Poster
Essentially a Janis Joplin, hippie, prison-release benefit concert sponsored by the Hell’s Angels. Posters don’t get much cooler than this.
1969
Working on a high-grade 1969 Topps football card set.
Like the other sets, 1969 football offers a high-contrast, sharp and clean look with bright colours.
1969
Rare One-Day Friday $7 Mail-Order Woodstock Ticket
A rare variation of Woodstock tickets, good for entry on opening day, Friday August 15th, and available only to those who responded to ads for the concert found in various magazines in the spring of 1969.
1972
Puerto Rican Winter League sticker set
Not a terribly attractive set, nor well made frankly, but quirky and uncommon with just a handful of rare cards.
1977 – 1983
Star Wars action figures and the ultra-rare 1977 Star Wars Vinyl-Caped Jawa
I remember hating this thing because of that stupid vinyl cape, but tastes change, now I can’t let it go.
1978 – 1984
Dungeons and Dragons Manuals with gorgeous illustration and cerebral gameplay
Beautiful AD&D books and manuals, where simply reading them for the illustrations and gameplay was as much fun as using them as game guides.
1980
Continuing the Gretzky rookie-year set after a forty-year break.
The only sports card set I collected when I was a kid.
1983 – 1987
Mint early prints of Freestylin’, BMX Action, BMX Plus magazines
BMX Magazines full of my idols and their awesome rides with exciting, rich, vibrant, energetic colours and design, in mint, virtually unread condition.
1983 – 1987
BMX Racing and Cruising on the P.K. Ripper
Building and living with a strong, light, bad-ass race bike and neighbourhood cruiser.
1986
Collecting 1986 Fleer PSA 9’s but hunting for 10’s
The 1986 Fleer Basketball series is a very satisfying set of cards to source centered and clean.
1986 – 2007
Pristine, rare, early, short print-run Sports Compact Car and MiniTruckin’ magazines.
The idea of customizing my car (even though I really wanted a truck) was so tantalizing and these early car magazines really made it exciting
1989 – 1997
Almost a decade of California and south-west luxury living and lifestyle magazines
A California luxury oceanside lifestyle was and is something I find very appealing.
1950s – 1970s
Vintage and modern metal and tin model cars
(coming soon) Some hard to find models made from the 50’s to the 70’s.
