Numbered 04/30, it's a sweeeet Laundry Tag relic of the former Chargers' tailback. I had no real expectations of winning the auction; in fact, I only bid because I felt the price was crazy low as the seconds ticked away towards completion. I've talked before about those bids that are placed solely because you couldn't possibly imagine a certain card selling for so little. I have a limit on most cards, and if the price exceeds said limit, then so be it. However, I detest losing out on a card I'd love to add to my collection at a price I consider a steal.
That would have been the case had I not placed a bid on this card. Again, I didn't expect that bid to hold up, but I wasn't disappointed when it did. I love the card, and I've paid little attention to my Tomlinson Collection for too long. For about fifteen bucks, I couldn't be more pleased with the pickup, which happens to be my first laundry tag.
Considering he just retired and is Hall-bound, that autograph will probably have to wait though to see the inside of my collection.
Nice, dude. How is that not a 1 of 1?
ReplyDeleteThe numbering surprises me as well. 30 seems high for a tag...must have had a few of them.
ReplyDeleteYeah the numbering originally concerned me, but it's a seller I've bought from before with outstanding feedback.
ReplyDeleteAnd the card itself hasn't been tampered with. But I would think all tags should be out of like 5-ish at the most.
I guess it's kind of like Marquee, where sick patches are on cards #'d out of 180 or so.