Thanks my friend!

Wow, thank you Kurt!

Of course.

Sounds like you want the dual service. (CONGRATS IN THAT WEMBY AUTO!) From PSA’s site, it says, “What if I want both the autograph and card/ticket authenticated and graded? By selecting the Card and Autograph Dual Service, both the quality of the card/ticket and autograph will be notated on the label with individual numerical grades on a scale of 1-10, with 10 being best. This service is available for most licensed autographed cards, regardless of the era, whether the card came direct from a manufacturer or was signed afterwards. As part of the service, each signature will be certified by our autograph authenticators prior to assigning the numerical grade, so you get the best of both worlds from the world’s leading brand. 2. For a multiple submission, you can send them in the same box, but wrap your separate packing lists around each order individually. Then on the outside of the box, write both order numbers on several sides of the box. Good job, Juan! Thanks for watching! Oh, also, don’t do the pull tabs like I suggested!!!!! They came out and said they will charge a fee for those. They changed.

Thank you for watching and commenting! Great point - I bet Shohei has a lot of former fans watching again! And new baseball fans!

Yeah, Benjamin, there are some great Shohei rookie cards I wanted and waited too long for!

Thank Jason!

Good question - for the most part, a manufacturer’s first flagship product’s base card for a rookie is considered their true rookie card. Topps Series 1, 2 and Update for baseball, and Panini Prizm for basketball and football. In this case that you’re asking about, the base rookie card for Series 1 and 2, not an SP or an insert, would be their true rookie card, as opposed to their card in Update. Which player(s) are you referring to?

Thanks, my friend! Yeah, Canseco was pretty awesome to watch, too!

Thanks Vanessa!

Thanks Dan - I think if he gets hit by a bus tomorrow, Shohei has already cemented his Hall of Fame entry. I look at it like - if a pitcher had his career for 6 or 7 years, then became a hitter only, and had his career for the past 7 years, he’d be inducted into the HOF for an astounding 14-year career. Thanks for watching and commenting, my man!

That’s a very good point! We’ll all be bragging about how we collected his cards!

That’s awesome! Very cool you got to see Japanese baseball! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Oh man, that’s a cool nugget! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Yep, such a great set. It’s like the ‘86 Fleer Basketball set, but less valuable. Haha

For sure - 30 For 30s are already great, but “Small Potatoes” is one of the best ever.

Holy cow, a signed Junior /25 patch card would be sweet! Nice job, man! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks, my friend! I appreciate you sticking around!

Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks!

Thanks my man, agreed on all counts!

Good point about missing Babe Ruth!

Watch the ‘81 series?

Sry for auto correct its Shohei

Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks for watching and commenting!

I thought the exact same thing about Shohei, he’d be good, but his hitting would be mediocre or his pitching would be meh. It’s crazy. Thanks for being a big part of our community, Bill!

Hahahaha