| Title: | Sports Memorabilia |
| Notice: | Wanted: 3.*; For_sale: 4.*; Traded: 5.* |
| Moderator: | SCHOOL::KOPACKO |
| Created: | Wed Aug 27 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Thu May 08 1997 |
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Can someone provide additional information on 1981 TCMA football cards.
I want to know how were they distributed? Was it regionally done?
Are they promotional cards for bread or some other product like
McDonald cards? Any additional information will help.
Here's what the latest Becketts Book #8 says:
"This 78-card set was put out by TCMA in 1981. The set features
retired football players from the '50s and '60s. The cards are
standard size, 1 1/2 by 3 1/2 and are in the popular "pure card" format
where there is nothing on the card front except the color photo of the
subject inside a simple white border. The card backs provide a short
narrative written in black ink on white card stock. The cards are
numbered on the back at the top inside a football and the TCMA
copyright is located in the lower right corner."
Thanks.....Live from Charger Central.......Glenn
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| 399.1 | More Info | BSS::G_MCINTOSH | Earn More Sessions By Sleaving | Thu Jul 23 1992 15:39 | 13 |
Well I have some additional information on these TCMA cards .
There were 2 variations; numbered and unnumbered.
I found Dickie Post both numbered and unnumbered and a Lance Alworth
numbered. The unnumbered cards appear to be rather difficult to find.
The cards are relatively cheap for their scarcity, I paid about $3.00
each.
If you're interested in getting TCMA cards, I know the name and number
of a guy who has them and just send mail to me.
Glenn
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| 399.2 | BSS::G_MCINTOSH | Earn More Sessions By Sleaving | Tue Dec 15 1992 19:28 | 12 | |
Well, I have ADDITIONAL information on these TCMA's. Apparently,
though this is undocumented, the unnumbered variation didn't apply to
all the TCMA cards. In other words, it's incorrect to assume that
because there's a numbered version of a card, say Lance Alworth, then
there's an unnumbered version of that card.
I know you all are probably saying "Who gives a damn" but I endeavor to
provide accurate information.
Live from Charger Central.......Glenn
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