I can't explain why some computers will show the images and others won't. I can tell you I have 3 computers at home and I can see images on all three. I have two computers at my TV station job and can see images on both of them. I have two computers at my radio station job and can only see images on one of them. I don't know what is different about that one computer but all I see are the icons that you can click on. Benner73, I can see all of the images in your reply to my post.
Nomar Garciaparra was my favorite current player to collect from 1997 - 2004. He was a star for the hometown BoSox and looked like he was destined for a Hall of Fame career. I built a very nice collection of his cards during that time and then he got injured. Then he got injured again. Then he got sour. Then he got benched. Then he got traded. Then he fizzled out  coming up short of what I had anticipated for him. I had never heard the name "Nomar" and then I learned it was his father, Ramon's name spelled backward. He came up with Arod and Jeter and the three of them were often grouped together as the new generation of elite shortstops. He had his idiosyncrasies and mannerisms as he prepared to bat. He was a Rookie of the Year, the first right-handed batter to win consecutive Batting titles since DiMaggio, a six-time All-star, won a Silver Slugger, a Comeback Player of the Year and posted the highest batting average of any right-handed batter in the post-war era when he batted .372 in 2000. He is married to soccer player Mia Hamm. Today I have 1631 unique Beckett recognized cards of "Nomah". Here are nine from my collection.
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1994 Signature Rookies Draft Picks Signatures #12 Nomar Garciaparra (This card came from vnewlands in Australia, my only trade to date with someone on that continent.)
1998 Pacific Omega EO Portraits #2 Nomar Garciaparra (Another innovative design from Pacific that features Nomar's face die cut into the background.)
1998 Revolution Major League Icons #2 Nomar Garciaparra
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1999 Pacific Prism Ballpark Legends #2 Nomar Garciaparra
2000 Topps HD Platinum #84 Nomar Garciaparra (I pulled this out of a dollar box in a card shop back in 2001.)
2001 Fleer Legacy Tailor Made #8 Nomar Garciaparra (This card was the first one I successfully got added to the OPG as it was not previously listed. I believe it may have been an after market card or given out in place of an unfulfilled redemption.)
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2001 Fleer Red Sox 100th Splendid Splinters Game Bat #4 Nomar Garciaparra
2001 SP Authentic Limited #25 Nomar Garciaparra (A fairly recent pickup from Kerry O.)
2004 Donruss Press Proofs Gold #20 Nomar Garciaparra DK (This is serial numbered 23/25.)
Nomar Garciaparra was my favorite current player to collect from 1997 - 2004. He was a star for the hometown BoSox and looked like he was destined for a Hall of Fame career. I built a very nice collection of his cards during that time and then he got injured. Then he got injured again. Then he got sour. Then he got benched. Then he got traded. Then he fizzled out  coming up short of what I had anticipated for him. I had never heard the name "Nomar" and then I learned it was his father, Ramon's name spelled backward. He came up with Arod and Jeter and the three of them were often grouped together as the new generation of elite shortstops. He had his idiosyncrasies and mannerisms as he prepared to bat. He was a Rookie of the Year, the first right-handed batter to win consecutive Batting titles since DiMaggio, a six-time All-star, won a Silver Slugger, a Comeback Player of the Year and posted the highest batting average of any right-handed batter in the post-war era when he batted .372 in 2000. He is married to soccer player Mia Hamm. Today I have 1631 unique Beckett recognized cards of "Nomah". Here are nine from my collection.
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1994 Signature Rookies Draft Picks Signatures #12 Nomar Garciaparra (This card came from vnewlands in Australia, my only trade to date with someone on that continent.)
1998 Pacific Omega EO Portraits #2 Nomar Garciaparra (Another innovative design from Pacific that features Nomar's face die cut into the background.)
1998 Revolution Major League Icons #2 Nomar Garciaparra
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1999 Pacific Prism Ballpark Legends #2 Nomar Garciaparra
2000 Topps HD Platinum #84 Nomar Garciaparra (I pulled this out of a dollar box in a card shop back in 2001.)
2001 Fleer Legacy Tailor Made #8 Nomar Garciaparra (This card was the first one I successfully got added to the OPG as it was not previously listed. I believe it may have been an after market card or given out in place of an unfulfilled redemption.)
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2001 Fleer Red Sox 100th Splendid Splinters Game Bat #4 Nomar Garciaparra
2001 SP Authentic Limited #25 Nomar Garciaparra (A fairly recent pickup from Kerry O.)
2004 Donruss Press Proofs Gold #20 Nomar Garciaparra DK (This is serial numbered 23/25.)
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