BSTmobileCO
21 posts
BSTmobileCO
@BSTm0bileco
We are a sports memorabilia store based in Colorado. thank you for checking us out!
Denver,co Katılım Haziran 2023
7 Takip Edilen4 Takipçiler
@BSTm0bileco @CardPurchaser I didn’t even know you could pull that from a mega because @Topps never posted odds!
I did pull this Dybantsa though.
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世界中のToppsの有識者に聞きたいです。
結論から言うと
このカードは僕は買いませんでした。
理由はサインに違和感を覚えたからです。
これは大谷翔平の
本物のサインカードですか？
サインのタッチやスピード感が
普段のサインカードとは違って
強い違和感を覚えました。
@CardPurchaser
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@D0dgew0rm @DallasVasquez @CardPurchaser Yup panini lost their nfl license. Topps takes over tomorrow
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@cardcreator5001 Kinda love just telling them the price again tho. 🤣
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@CardPurchaser can someone tell me why these 3 have that blue shade on it? Am I crazy? (Bottom is a normal for comparison)
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What price moves this?
ElectricBoogie@_ElectricBoogie
Fine…. I cave. $275 shipped if anyone is interested. Reed /3 on-card auto
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@CactusandCardss @CardPurchaser Not at all. Not even all of the 1 of 1s in that set go for $265
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@Thefactsdude How in tf can you sue someone for defamation and invasion of privacy after YOU broke into his home, ate his food, and stole his money??
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JUST IN: Afroman drops a banger before the lawsuit against him goes to court Monday in Adams County, Ohio.
Afroman just released “Batteram Hymns of the Police Whistle Blower” a day before the lawsuit heads to court.
Adams County sheriffs are suing Joseph Foreman for defamation, invasion of privacy, and intentional infliction of emotional distress for featuring them in his music videos from the night they raided and vandalized his house and allegedly stole $400.
In the new song and video, he calls the deputies out by name, packed with videos photos from the raid and some AI to make it comical.
Pretty ballsy.
The Facts Dude 🤙🏽@Thefactsdude
NEW: Rapper Afroman is scheduled to stand trial in a civil lawsuit filed by seven Adams County (Ohio) Sheriff’s deputies.  The legal battle stems from a 2022 raid on Afroman's home, where officers were investigating alleged drug trafficking and kidnapping claims that resulted in no charges. Afroman used his own security footage from the raid to create music videos which mock the officers and the "botched" operation.  The officers allege that Afroman used their personas for commercial profit without authorization, causing them "humiliation, ridicule, mental distress, and loss of reputation". They are seeking damages of $25,000 per count.
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