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Cards I Ain't Got No More - Non-Sport Autographs

Back in 2010 there were repacks of Donruss Americana and Popcardz that came with one guaranteed hit per repack.  They were pretty cheap and I cleared them out of every Target I went to.  I got a great number of autos and some Popcardz swatch cards from these.

I sold most of the autos but still have a couple of duplicates.


I never saw an episode of The 4400 but have seen Robert Picardo in just about every one of my favorite shows over the years.

 I loved watching Night Court!  Who didn't love Bull?  This card is from Smallville, another show I never watched.

Another card from Smallville.  Annette has been in many movies and shows.



A trio of cards from veteran actors that appeared in Alias.

 I watched about the first season of Charmed.  I remember Kerr mostly from Dawson's Creek.

 Roger Burkle was Fred's father on Angel.

 Krysten is one of my favorite actresses.  I watched the first couple of seasons of Veronica Mars.


We end with Hellboy creator Mike Mignola.  I really liked the Hellboy II movie.  Don't remember if I ever saw the first one.

I had about 40 other autographs from these shows and others that I wish I still had but what are you gonna do....

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  1. FujiDecember 26, 2017 at 11:41 AM

    I think a few years ago Blowout had some special Rittenhouse Vault product (or something like that) that came with a bunch of autographs. I picked up a few and have about 30 non-sport autographs sitting in a box somewhere.

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  2. Sascards67January 14, 2018 at 3:45 PM

    I bought one of those boxes also. Got a Vivica Fox that I sold.

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  3. MattJuly 10, 2020 at 7:02 PM

    Very cool! Gonna add you to my blogroll!

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