Showing posts with label Dane Iorg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dane Iorg. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 13, 2018

Another TTM Success From Dane Iorg

A while back, I finally was able to get a checklist online of the 1987 Topps set, and started keeping track of who I had, and who I needed.  I was really disappointed in the fact that I had maybe 20 or so guys that I had previously sent TTM to, but failed to send a 1987 Topps.  One of these guys was Dane Iorg.  Upon a second time through the mail, I was able to get Iorg on an 87, which turned out nicely.
I also took a few other cards out of my boxes and sent them along.  These were 1980, 1981 and 1983 Topps.  All look really nice, as well.

I still have a good many guys that had previously been sent to, but I need to send again to knock out the '87s.  This set has definitely been some work.

I mailed to Iorg on March 20 and got the cards back on March 31, for an 11-day TAT.

Wednesday, May 4, 2016

TTM Success - Dane Iorg

I received a TTM success from a name that I kept seeing pop up while searching boxes of cards throughout my collecting "career".  The Iorg (pronounced ORJ) name is one that stands out, and since brothers Dane and Garth Iorg had decent careers in the majors, their cards are everywhere.  I mailed to both of the brothers, but to date, have only received from Dane.  Garth must be busy.

I got the above 1986 Topps and Topps Traded signed, and they both look really cool.  These were in the boxes of cards that Mom had picked up for me.  In one of the boxes was an almost complete set of 1986 Topps Traded.  Missing were (at minimum) the Bo Jackson and Barry Bonds XRCs, so I didn't feel bad breaking the set further to get one of the cards signed.
The 1985 shown above also came from one of the "Mom boxes" while the 1982 was found at my local card shop.  They both turned out really nice as well.

Iorg (b. 1950) played in the majors from 1977 to 1986 for the Phillies, Cardinals, Royals and Padres.  He had 455 hits, 14 home runs and a .276 batting average in his MLB career.  He was a member of the 1982 World Series Champion Cardinals and also the 1985 World Series Champion Royals.

I mailed to Iorg on April 12 and got the cards back on April 23 for an 11-day TAT.