In the meantime, here are some new Tangradi's for the PC. Inching closer and closer to my goal with every new acquisition.
I don't know if I already posted the UD Exclusives card or not but here it is again just in case. I also finally got my hands on the Jeunes Lanceurs version. I bid on this 4 times and lost.
The Luxury Suite Rookie was already in the collection but not this GOLD version. These are serial numbered #/10. I was 2 seconds away from another but lost.
Another addition to the Letter Marks goal. I still can't believe the "T" was lost in the mail way back when. These don't surface very often. This is numbered #/50.
I'm pretty sure I posted this one before but here it is again. It's a dual patch card of Tangradi and Alex Pechursky. I have a couple other Pechursky autos too. It always cracks me up to see his signature because it looks like it says Fleury Is 40. This is numbered #/35.
I thought I had this one already but I didn't. I have ones that are similar (the Debut Threads ones) but not this one. It's an Auto/Patch numbered #/35.
These are two minor releases by Choice 2010 and Choice 2012. These are from the WBS Penguins team sets. I have a couple more of these to obtain before I have all the AHL cards.
This is the SP Game Used Authentic Rookies numbered #/699. These can also be found in the Spectrum version numbered #/10. I will have one of those one day but until then, this will suffice.
This would be my fifth...? Yeah, fifth I think, printing plate. I was never a big fan of these but if I fancy myself a SUPER COLLECTOR, I have to have them on principle. This is the black plate from the Artifacts set.
Finally, here is his O-Pee-Chee rookie Retro Rainbow Parallel numbered #/100. I can't tell you how many of these that slipped through my fingers either. I'm just glad someone had a BIN for a reasonable price. Apparently I'm not the only Tangradi collector out there.
Fantastic additions! Love the plate.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite would have to be the Letter Marks. Great additions, you truly are a super collector!
ReplyDeleteThat is crazy how much Pechursky's auto looks like the word Fleury. :)
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