Touchdown Collectibles: What's In The Box ? 1989 Topps Traded Baseball Box Break

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Is your basement or attic filled with shoebox upon shoebox of football or baseball cards? If you're like a certain someone I know, you've been collecting them since you were in grade school. And each time you flip open that musty cardboard box top, you're reminded of your childhood and the day you cracked a pack to find that Jose Canseco or Ken O'Brien card.

Thanks to the digital age, you can now collect even more cards without fear of them being damaged by mildew and time, and it's all free! Which means you don't have to save your lunch money for weeks on end any longer.

Check out Touchdown Collectibles on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/TouchdownUSA/

We have scanned in hundreds of cards and organized them by team, and there's more to come, so you can pin and share!

Ultra rare cards and signatures, included. You may not be able to hold it in your hand, but you can gaze lovingly at that Cam Newton Rookie or Frank Gifford Hall of Fame hand signed card from the luxury of your smartphone.

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Tuesday, February 24, 2015

What's In The Box ? 1989 Topps Traded Baseball Box Break

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