Enjoying some national baseball day cards

I wasn't into collecting when the national baseball card day thing became a ...thing. I have been able to pick up a few cards from the 00s when this really started taking off, and luckily pick up a couple more cards here.

Highlights:

Oh - and another sweet 2005 Upper Deck Classics insert. I will have to agree, Jack Morris should be remembered as a Twin. I think he was at his best then, but I do appreciate that he came to Toronto in the early 90s and was an important veteran influence to the team then. Add the serial numbering to 999, and this is an excellent add.

I like that the National Baseball Card Day Topps card follows the base set design so well, though player wise, I appreciate Albert more.

The rest
Keepers:

Talk about a variety in just a few cards. 1989 Upper Deck baseball, to mid 00s In The Game hockey.Personally, I'm not a fan of the 1989 Upper Deck design - enjoy 1990-1992 much better. Though I would take this over the In The Game design.

Traders:

I thought that might have been an Austin Powers card I didn't have but, already have one (though just one).

Through 8560 cards

Specific Accomplishments:

- Complete 2003-04 SP Authentic Basketball (90 card pure base)

- Complete 2005 Upper Deck Classics (100 card pure base)

- 3 Complete 2007-08 UD McDonald's Hockey Checklist Subsets (6 cards)

- 1973-74 O-Pee-Chee Hockey #30 Bobby Orr (All-Star)

- 2004-05 Upper Deck Legends Classics Platinum #64 Marcel Dionne Platinum 06/10

- 2007-08 Topps 1957-58 Variations Basketball  #112 Kevin Durant (Rookie)

- 2009-10 Topps #321 Stephen Curry (Rookie)

	Hockey	Baseball	Basketball	Football	Austin Powers	Other
Toronto	138	15
Inserts / Var Kept	299	40
Error	15	2
Keep	1718	248
Doubles/Sell	1272	176	1391	2553	267	29
Doubles Inserts / Var	93	1	102	201