My Adam Wainwright Themed Box Breaks
Adam Wainwright is really tearing things up this year. He’s put together another huge season, already accumulating a staggering 18 wins with more opportunities still to come. If you follow baseball even casually you know that the young flamethrower is one of the top pitchers in all of baseball. Considering the fact that he is dominating opposing hitters at such a young age, its suitable to imagine that once he reaches his prime he could be a legitimate Hall of Fame level pitcher.
Considering his class of proficiency and his impressive big league resume it’s confounding that he doesn’t have more of a following among baseball card collectors and fans.
Since my commission check for last month was a whole slew more than I expected I choose to follow my own advise and invest in some Adam Wainwright cards. Really, Adam Wainwright is crazy good for his age with big investment potential.
However I’ve never been a big advocate of buying singles by themselves as it is not as much fun as breaking boxes. So I concluded that it was best to go for the latter of the options and break a sealed box in hopes I would pull one. I mean, collecting cards is more fun when you introduce the element of chance into it.
When it comes to cards without a doubt I am a purist as I’m not in the hobby just to get scratch but alternately to have a blast. It’s my view that you can’t surpass the exhilaration of a good old fashioned sports card box break. Regardless recently getting your sports card fix has become unduly overpriced. Thankfully I discovered this interesting site that allows you to actually compare prices on hobby boxes side-by-side from a wad of different dealers.
The terrific thing about it is that you are not beholden to one specific retailer or seller. You easily get the foremost prices on every major sports card product release without regards to which company is selling it. You indubitably can’t ask for much more than that since it’s free.
I ended up using the resources available at The Cardboard Connection to pick up a bundle of boxes of 2000 Bowman and 2004 Bowman Sterling – the products with Adam Wainwright ‘s rookie best rookie cards.
All in all it was money well spent and I made a very solid start to my new collection.
