"Slane" of West Sand Lake, NY sent this group of eight Wallach cards (sorry if I'm getting the name wrong, but it's tough to read). West Sand Lake is a new addition to my map, it's a little east of Albany. That '86 Topps, as one might suspect, went through a washing machine per a note included with the cards. The note doesn't specify, but to me, going through the wash implies that it was also stuck deep enough into a pocket to go undetected throughout the hamper/washer/dryer process. I myself have had more than a few cards go through the wash in my lifetime, as for a few years, pockets were perfectly reasonable place to keep cards, especially good ones that I wanted to bring with to school, shopping, dinner, etc. The cards tended to look like they'd spent time in a pocket afterwards, with or without the washing machine. I have no problem with Wallach cards in this shape. They all count. Here's another look at it up close:
Thanks for the cards Slane.
Updated Totals:
1986 Donruss: 137
1986 Topps: 286
1988 Donruss: 708
1988 Score: 234
1988 Topps: 605
1988 Topps All-Star x3: 587
I love that 86 Topps!
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