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Name:
JoZwhales
Location:
Ohio
Email:
Contact
Subject:
The
Reggie room
Favorite
Item: 1981
FBI MSA disc
Collecting
Interests:
Reggie Jackson
cards and
memorabilia made
during his playing
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RE: last photo
above: Childhood dream came true at
the 2018 National in Cleveland. I
was able to meet my pc player. I
had him sign a picture of the
“Reggie Room” from the KeyMan
Collectibles Showcase room. I also
presented him with a framed copy
for him to keep. Not only was I
super excited he was smiling and
happy as well. He talked and looked
at it for over 5 minutes with me. I
was also able to share the picture
with other Reggie fans standing in
line whom wanted a pic of it as
well. It was a totally once in a a
lifetime experience. I am still on
cloud nine.
Some of my favorite cards are:
1969 Reggie's Regiment, 1970 Chemtoy Supper Ball, 1973 Topps
Pin-Ups, 1973 Topps comic, and the
1974 Topps Jigsaw puzzle test
issue. To this day I still have the
first card of Reggie that I got as
a kid, a 1978 Topps Record Breaker
card. It is crumbled many times
over the years when I was younger,
putting it in and out of my
pockets. I even used it as a show
and tell item when i was in the 1st
grade to help describe the baseball
heroics that Reggie had
accomplished.
Years ago I wanted to view my baseball card album all at once so I had a
thought to make a album wall. I
used 1 by 2 pieces of wood, routered
a grove on the top,
and attached them to the wall using
L brackets. The memorabilia is
placed in glass cabinets with the
light kit found at Ikea. |
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| Grooved out 1x2
Baseball Card Wall Shelf Display |
1x2
Baseball Card Wall Shelf secured with L Brackets |
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