(The Collective) Mind Games

Stadium Fantasium Assimilates Cards From The Collective Mind

Last month, I was pleasantly surprised to receive a bubble mailer of cards out of the blue from Greg, creative genius of the great hobby blog, The Collective Mind. Most of these cards had previously been featured in Greg’s blog back in January and February. Back then I expressed an interest in some of the 1971 Topps football cards but unfortunately I had very little from his wantlists to trade.

Although Stadium Fantasium is baseball-centric, I still have some non-baseball sets I still need to complete. One of those sets is the 1971 Topps football set. Being the great guy that he is, Greg was kind enough to send along some needs from this set along with a 1973 Topps baseball card (#344 Jim “Catfish” Hunter, Boyhood Photos) and a 2018 Topps Heritage short-print card (#499 Luis Perdomo). My 1971 Topps Football set is now less than 40 cards away from completion. I expect to be posting up a wantlist for this set soon, along with a list of my duplicates for trade from this set..

Tag! I’m it!

A huge “Thank You” and rousing Stadium Fantasium standing ovation go out to Greg for this wonderful surprise. I’ll be tagging Greg back soon with some goodies that I think he’ll really appreciate. Until then, stay tuned…

2 thoughts on “(The Collective) Mind Games”

I’ve been a fan of that Jim Hunter card ever since I was a kid. My dream is to one day find a signed and slabbed copy of that card.

Greg is definitely one of the more generous bloggers out there, and this is just another example of said generosity. Jim Nance is one of the four or five cards that I have from this set, I didn’t even know that Alex Karras had a card in there, I guess I’ll have to look for that one now as well.

sanjosefuji says:

May 21, 2019 at 9:53 pm

I’ve been a fan of that Jim Hunter card ever since I was a kid. My dream is to one day find a signed and slabbed copy of that card.

Jon says:

May 23, 2019 at 5:18 am

Greg is definitely one of the more generous bloggers out there, and this is just another example of said generosity. Jim Nance is one of the four or five cards that I have from this set, I didn’t even know that Alex Karras had a card in there, I guess I’ll have to look for that one now as well.