I haven't gotten today's mail yet but according to Informed Delivery, I should have four or five returns. Last night when I checked the web site, it showed five of my sases, but in the email I received this morning, it only shows four. So, we'll see.
I was away from home Friday and returned Saturday, but I know which returns arrived on which day thanks to the Informed Delivery emails.
I received four returns on Friday, including Rich Folkers, Tom Egan, Jim Willis and George Foster.
I hadn't sent the 1971 Topps of Folkers/Martinez and Matlack before, so I'm knocking another card of my set list. I will send it to Matlack next. Martinez only has three attempts on SCN, with zero successes. But, he has done some private signings as recently as 2023 so maybe I can send it into a signing to complete it after Matlack.
The '71 I got back from Tom Egan is a nice upgrade over the one he signed in black four years ago. The White Sox team card was one that I bought with eight signatures on it already and Egan is the only one I've added to it ttm.
Here's the 1971 Topps he signed for me previously:
Jim Willis signed what I think is his only Topps card, from 1954. I already had this card signed by him from 2016. His signature is quite shaky, but this one seems a little bit better than the first one. He used the same type of pen.
George Foster signed the 1979 Home Run and RBI Leaders cards, which will be sent on to Jim Rice next.
On Saturday, I received a return from Rick Cerone, who only signs one card at a time. I was surprised I hadn't sent to him in over two years. This time, he signed a 1982 Topps for me.
Also on Saturday, Ed Romero signed four cards from the '80's for the sets I like to work on. I had not written to Mr. Romero before, so I also added another player to my collection.
I will post today's returns in while.
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