I had been told in the past that Jim Gott was on the 1987 Topps Giants leaders card, so a friend of mine had gotten one signed by Gott in Arizona this past summer. When I posted the card, I was told that it wasn't actually Gott on the card, but Jim Barr.
I had gotten Barr TTM back in 2017, and had no idea he was on the 87, so that card got left out. Thankfully, I had another, so I sent it off. It came back signed and now I just need to get Bob Brenly.
I mailed to Barr on October 15 and got the card back on October 4, for a 9-day TAT.
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Monday, May 29, 2017
TTM Success - Jim Barr
I had a wave of TTM successes come in while I was away at Andrew's. I love having some variety when I do my TTM posts, but for whatever reason, most of the cards that came back were early 70s cards. I think it was because the batch I sent out at the time was from my trip to Columbia, and most of the cards were from that era. It is interesting sometimes how certain groups of cards come back quickly, and others take a while and get mixed in with the rest.
I was happy to get this return from Jim Barr, though, because I had a few of his cards sitting in my box for a while. I polished off the request with a couple from Columbia, mainly the above 1973 Topps.
I got a nice assortment of 70s Topps in the success from Barr. Most of them came out of boxes from the Columbia shop at different points in my adventures, but a few of them also came from the February card show. Looking at the cards, a bunch of them are empty stadium shots, which is interesting. Lots of pregame practice going on, I suppose.
Finally, here are two 1980s cards, one from 1980 and the other a 1981. All of the cards turned out great, I think.
Barr (b. 1948) played in the majors from 1971 to 1980, 1982 and 1983 for the Giants and Angels. He had a career record of 101-112 with 741 strike outs and a 3.56 ERA. I saw while looking him up, he was drafted 6 times between 1966 and 1970 in different phases of the draft. He must have been a really sought after prospect.
I mailed to Barr on May 10 and got the cards back on May 19, for a 9-day TAT.
I was happy to get this return from Jim Barr, though, because I had a few of his cards sitting in my box for a while. I polished off the request with a couple from Columbia, mainly the above 1973 Topps.
I got a nice assortment of 70s Topps in the success from Barr. Most of them came out of boxes from the Columbia shop at different points in my adventures, but a few of them also came from the February card show. Looking at the cards, a bunch of them are empty stadium shots, which is interesting. Lots of pregame practice going on, I suppose.
Finally, here are two 1980s cards, one from 1980 and the other a 1981. All of the cards turned out great, I think.
Barr (b. 1948) played in the majors from 1971 to 1980, 1982 and 1983 for the Giants and Angels. He had a career record of 101-112 with 741 strike outs and a 3.56 ERA. I saw while looking him up, he was drafted 6 times between 1966 and 1970 in different phases of the draft. He must have been a really sought after prospect.
I mailed to Barr on May 10 and got the cards back on May 19, for a 9-day TAT.
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