Showing posts with label Rich Bordi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rich Bordi. Show all posts

Sunday, October 31, 2021

Another TTM Success From Rich Bordi

Rich Bordi signed for me TTM originally in 2017.  I realized I needed him again when I got this 1987 Topps Orioles leaders card in that was previously signed by the late Earl Weaver.  I sent the card off with my fingers crossed, and was happy to see it come back signed.  Now, all I need is Rick Dempsey.
I included this 1991 Crown Orioles card, since I hadn't included it with my earlier request.

Both cards turned out great, and I'm one step closer in completing another 1987 Topps leaders card.

I mailed to Bordi on June 8 and got the cards back on June 21, for a 13-day TAT.

Thursday, December 28, 2017

Christmas Care Package From Daytons Cards

I just met Dayton over at Daytons Cards on Instagram a few months ago.  I found him some coaches for the minor league teams that he sees, and figured that would be all we interacted until the start of the season.  Dayton surprised me, though, with a Christmas care package that had a few autos in it, and the above 2013 Topps gold parallel of Wei-Yin Chen.  It has been a while since a Chen card appeared on the blog.
I liked the autos that Dayton sent along.  Even though I already had Rich Bordi in my album, I will put this one in there as well, since he gifted it to me.

I thought I already had the 2013 Miguel Gonzalez, but I guess I didn't, which was a nice surprise.  I also did a double take, because I thought the 2011 was Miguel, as well, but it was horrible Orioles relieved, Mike Gonzalez.  I shudder at the memories of him closing games.  Still, I needed the card, and I am happy to have it, no matter how bad Mike Gonzalez was.

Thank you so much for the care package, Dayton!

Saturday, October 14, 2017

TTM Success - Rich Bordi

Here is another former Oriole that I was able to get TTM in Rich Bordi.  I like this 1987 Fleer that I got back, since it really matches with the blue Sharpie that Bordi signed with.
I also added some nice Topps cards, especially the 1986 Topps Traded Orioles card.  They all turned out really well.

Bordi (b. 1959) played in the majors from 1980 to 1988 for the A's, Mariners, Cubs, Yankees and Orioles.  He had a career record of 20-20 with a 4.34 ERA and 247 strike outs.

I mailed to Bordi on September 19 and got the cards back on October 5, for a 16-day TAT.