I began collecting Daulton with the simple goal of having one of each of his cards. Naturally, I started with his first card. I saw it listed for $50, so I waited as I thought the price was high. I saw it on eBay a few months later for $21.50, and I jumped on it.

This is my favorite card in my collection. It was also my first graded card. The 1989 design was favorite as a kid.

Another eBay listing, but it stands out because the seller called it "oddball."

I had this team set sealed in a case. The gold foil is similar to what's now on Topps Archives. Sadly, the foil detached, but I got to see all the other cards in the case finally.

I got this card in 1996. My grandma picked it up in New Mexico. "It has a Phillie on it, and I think you'll like it."

I bought this card 3x...because mistakes were made. :)

I got into a bidding war for this card. I spent almost $50 to add it to my collection.

The catcher's mask he is wearing in this card is now signed and sits in my office. It still has some clay and sweat stains as well as chips in the mask.

I totally gambled on this card. The silver variation of this card was distributed through cereal boxes. They can be rare and pricey, but I saw it in a lot, and it paid off.

Man...this one was hard. It took me 6 months to find this card. I don't know much about the "no PP#" so (as always) I'd love to learn more about it. ...but it was lost in the mail...