Well I've been collecting John Elway since I got his 1986 Topps card in 1986. The next year I got his '87 card and his '88 card the following year. 1988 was also the year I bought his '84 and '85 cards so it was pretty easy then. I thinks his rookie card costed my $6 or $7 at that time. I've been collecting Elway ever since taking a hiatus or two when I was going through school and didn't have much money to my name. I remember looking at all the cool Elway cards that came out late in his career and wondering if I'd ever find them or ever have the money to buy them. I've been able to get most of the ones I've always wanted and continue to buy new releases. I now have ~ 3000 different John Elway cards. So long story short, I guess I can say I've been collecting Elway cards since 1986.
Don't tell my wife.
Don't tell my wife.
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Always looking for Elway cards. Especially hard to find parallels and inserts from the '90s, i.e., any Leaf Mirror card or Donruss Elite parallel
Always looking for Elway cards. Especially hard to find parallels and inserts from the '90s, i.e., any Leaf Mirror card or Donruss Elite parallel