I ended up obtaining more Topps 2011 Series 1 cards than I had intended. I blame those Value boxes. I bought them only for the codes and the Heritage cards. But it's not like I can throw the Series 1 cards in the garbage (who do you think I am, a mojo hunter in a card shop?) So, I have enough of a Series 1 stack that I really should complete the thing. But I won't. Because that means finding a binder and pages, and there is nothing more joy-sapping than looking through a binder of a set that you don't care for at all. So, Series 1 is destined to be incomplete. And it will live in a box. And it will like it. I expect Series 2 to join Series 1. Unless Topps comes up with another ingenious packaging arrangement, I expect to be purchasing less Series 2 than Series 1. I bought my first Series 2 cards the other day and I'm already done with it. But duty calls, and I must show the contents here, as is tradition. This was one of those blister packs. Four 12-card pack...
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