Baseball cards were more fun when nobody ever expected that they'd be worth more than a penny each. Most definitly true. Or even in the 80's when we were all finding out that they were more valuable than we imagined. If it wasn't for the 1985 Topps Gooden card, I doubt I get back into the hobby. I didn't sell any that I got (out of packs, well over a dozen), but the fact that I read that card was fetching five bucks right out of the pack made me and my brothers scramble for it like card-mongers. I actually found it rather exciting. None of us had bought more than a pack or two since the late 70's and now we were driving from one candy store to another buying up pack after pack. One thing that we don't have to deal with, and maybe for the better. The 85 Topps Gooden: it was a bitch to get a good, clear, nice quality print of that card for some reason. I had approximately 20 of them , and only like 3 or 4 were really great, vivid (not dark), clear prints. [fimg=300]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/DOmEJ7qw2hVARukEdBpSiadxacnqC8caGUXXkkFz2jM-eTiLwz_ymctv7L2StPm_-XG60o7cYpVnzVRKLChYLUAmAqpiIQUt24e_iY24nul-Enc64qZbakU3GZY3eebcEtCsTQRaWlpYsoPKyJFiTxxx9Is-77KuVlO7rC2BafEA6vP5OwhFfCcbJWVkBLsB3rh50QHP1S0nIzeHwm-fcG9iccV892xZOXH7-63umjdolwHTqkZ_Hl5ADNyVvZfJ19wAt_Ds-lOJo4pgh7TsrQ3oRRr45RjIw-XN07OkWGBCwCXQ6RKl3u22rUWZsaYHylIRnaai49VCzR3xCl19s6gkAjZiNICWwJAtzMg3CbI9NaHBYleuODWcJkUOzvZ8prBuuHwgXdNVKY1O4s2NL5iJ7i9BjmhmAAACInAisb-UhBLolIGjNCE56SxGAQMOkRdo4Z7fKm8iDpLTUQfirgsYDtv597BduEPscPqnha-Q_WJXa3mjAZ3lVQBxcM6KResPe4XIoDaL9n_3dDwchWcljxYyZCqB2jT7982iiZWcgReVeFd7ViR1Ln6d6P8pMOlM6wdFjgxbIy6i2Tw2O8D1Fb2ulxw6qyaUzYml=w531-h796-no[/fimg] Typical print vs. great print^.