I started out on set builds but soon hit the Frankensets

I started building baseball card sets to distract my disordered mind from itself. After a while my mind re-ordered my card collection into Frankensets just to because the chaos was more interesting to behold. These are my thoughts.

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Sunday, July 19, 2026

LTTF Parallels of these Series 2 cards for my Action Parallel Frankenset

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 I finally went thru 2026 Topps Series 2 and assembled a list of cards I can use that have open slots for your trading pleasure.  These are ...
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Wednesday, July 15, 2026

I got a rip card and you won't believe what was in it!

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 I bought another small collection on ebay for the trashed set and there are some very nice things in it.  (Laughs maniacally).  I couldn...
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Friday, July 10, 2026

Weasels tearing at my frankenset flesh into two

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  I got a real nice trade from Hal whose handle is Toppsrbest on TCDB.  It was a bunch of cards I fished out of his traders that have that b...
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Tuesday, July 7, 2026

The New Cards are not concerned with how trashed they can be turned. They got crumpled creases huh. I think it's funny. I'm buying Trash with real money

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You might be surprised to learn that getting really trashed cards of a more recent vintage can be tough. They don't hold the same appeal...
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Sunday, July 5, 2026

Do Canadians Dip their baseball cards in Canola oil?

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 My Canadian Pal Chris (TCDB Chrisrivers) sent me some stuff for two of the Frankensets this time out.  He never fails to amaze me in findin...
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Thursday, July 2, 2026

All the Glory to the Ivy

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I guess I have never done shots of the Ivy Binder.  It's actually filled up the fastest, both in terms of cards in binder and the dupes....
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Saturday, June 27, 2026

Jordans you won't believe

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 Here's another in the occasional micro mini frankensets series.  An odd pairing of Brian Jordan cards.  You could make arguments either...
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