I am Not complaining

As many of you know this site is mostly for my through the mail autographs of Women in Hockey. There will be posts I do of a certain card that I find searching through my cards that I have purchased. A few years ago I purchased a very large hockey card collection that has cards of players from all different leagues of hockey minor and pro. I have even found a bunch of Women hockey players and some nice custom cards. I plan on sending the ones out that I need an auto of that player. I will say that I am noticing a increase of successes through the mail and one maybe one in particular. I will know more about that once I get today's mail as I see it could be from that player that has been difficult to get through the mail.

If anyone starts trying to get autographs through the mail and you keep getting back the dreaded RTS(Return to sender label) it by no means is an indication that the address is incorrect. I have been told that if the person you are requesting an autograph from does not want your letter they can tell their mail carrier to return the letter which is why you get the dreaded RTS label. You sometimes will see in ink that someone wrote wrong address or the person is no longer living here. That can be written just to stop the person from sending an auto request. I wrote to one player over 9 times all coming back as a RTS. So on the 10th try I changed the players name as her full name and not as the card indicated by her name being a shorter version of her first name and it worked. I also have added on the back of the envelope in Caps PLEASE READ!!! and that I believe helps too.

The first card I am going to show is a request I sent to back on May 7th and I got it back over the weekend and she even added 2 cards of her own and the one card is from that mysterious set of cards that I would love to find a checklist of the players in that set. 

This is the card that I am talking about as the mysterious set because I have looked everywhere for info on these cards. The backs of the card have no information as to who manufactured these beautiful little gems. I have tried writing to certain players that have sent me one of their cards without me asking them. I do not even know to ask since I have no checklist as to who is in the set. I am still trying to pinpoint the correct year and I may be able to do that by seeing from the cards I do know that are on the checklist by seeing the years they played and trying to figure out the year that way.

This is the back of that card and as you can see there is no information about the cards manufacturer or even a year. Maybe the did you know could help figuring out the year. I may try writing a letter to the Women's National Team as someone must be able to have a checklist for these cards and who knows about other card sets done for them that are not checklisted or even known about. The cards are really beautiful front and a nice photo of the player wearing the team USA jacket. If anyone has any information about these cards would you please share the info and if you have players please indicate who the cards you have so I can add those names to the checklist. Currently I know of the cards that I have and they are these players: Lisa Chesson, Natalie Darwitz, Angela Ruggiero and Kerry Weiland. Now I can compare these players I know about by using the years they played together and I hope one of them only played their last season which will be an indication of the correct year.

This is the index card I sent to Kerry and she did sign on the puck and I have had some players not sign the puck and I keep asking myself do they not understand and I even put it in the letter I write them asking if they would please sign on the puck. I like that Kerry added 2010 USA inscription.

This autograph is one that I had but the first card she signed for me she signed on the back using a black sharpie. I know why she did that because the black would not show on the front because of the dark background. So I had decided to send her a silver sharpie asking her to sign the front of the card and as you can see she obliged. I love how it pops with that silver and it blends in nicely just like the shadow around the player. This does get costly sending a sharpie not the sharpie but the postage. Roughly $9 just in postage but it is worth it to me as I am close to having this 1997-98 inaugural season of the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers complete.

This card is of Erica Killewald and I did the same with her card that I did with Kelly Olson's card sending her a silver sharpie. There were some players that did have either a gold or silver sharpie as they signed the card the first time which does save me the postage. I have seen Erica's auto several times before and she is a consistent signer with it looking identical each time.

A couple more that came in today and one I actually forgot I had sent to was Erika Lawler. Erika played in the 2010 Winter Olympics and helped her team win a Silver medal. She has played in 3 World Championships winning 2 gold and 2 silver medals. She went on to play 4 seasons with the Wisconsin Badgers helping them win three NCAA championships in 2006, 2007 and 2009.

 The final 2 autographs are from Chelsey Brodt and I had got her autograph earlier in the year and I never had a card of her just a index card so now I am glad to add these to my collection. These 2 cards are from her college days with the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers. Chelsey went on to play several seasons with the Minnesota Whitecaps. She has a sister Winny Brodt who also played several seasons with the Minnesota Whitecaps. She played her last game with the Whitecaps at the age of 44.

I hope everyone had a nice time at the National and found some cards they needed. The one thing about the national is if you are looking for any certain tough cards to locate you will find them there. Speaking of tough cards to locate if anyone has any info about these cards, here is a scan of the cards I am talking about.

These cards are from either the 2007-08 or 2008-09 season. I now know of 4 of these cards and it would be nice to put together a checklist. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Until next time Happy Collecting and Stay Safe!!!

Let us never forget

 As a huge collector of Women's autographs I enjoy this hobby not just collecting the autographs but what I enjoy the most is watching these Women play and when I get their autograph through the mail it makes it that much nicer. That is the part about life that I can understand and there are other parts of life that baffles me. I try and stay positive with everything I do and it is not always very easy. Currently I am following the careers of many great female hockey players and now that they have their own professional league it makes it more enjoyable as I look forward to their annual PWHL draft and then I can follow them and watch them play and compete for that Cup of their own, the Walter Cup.

This next card I will show is what I have been referring to as not understanding why things happen to people that have so much to offer not just to the game but to others. The love in their hearts and their caring approach to others, teammates, friends and family members. 

This card is the 2013-14 Upper Deck Series 1 Game Worn Jersey card of Mandi Schwartz who played college hockey for the Yale Bulldogs. Her first season 2006-07 Mandi played in 31 games and finished the season with 13 points 5 goals and 8 assists. The 2007-08 season she played in 31 games with 14 points 4 goals and 10 assists. The 2008-09 season Mandi played in 11 games and this is the year she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in December 2008 her junior year at Yale. Mandi underwent multiple treatments and continued to fight but she sadly passed away April 3, 2011 at the age of 23. Mandi played minor hockey at Athol Murray college of Notre Dame of Wilcox, Saskatchewan.

This is the back of the Jersey card and as you can see at the very top of the card what Mandi says. I was fortunate to get 2 of these cards and they are worth much more to me because of the kind of person she was. Life is so hard and I do not understand why beautiful people seem to lose their lives at such an early age. Owning this card is sad because I would rather of been able to write to her asking for her autograph instead of this card. I love the card but it makes me sad knowing she passed away but I also look at it as a way to always remember her and I can turn it over and see her smiling face and I can touch the jersey piece and say I have a piece of something that she wore in a Yale game of course I would still rather have just her autograph because that would indicate she would still be with us. I did see this card as check listed in the Beckett Monthly Price Guide.

The next autograph I got through the mail today is the 2022 Upper Deck PHF All-Star Showcase Captains card of Shiann Darkangelo of the Toronto Six. This was in Buffalo and if you look closely at the upper left corner you can see it says Breaking Boundaries. She signed the card in a Silver Sharpie which pops well on this card because of the darker background. Her autograph is not bad but it could be better. I have been studying her autograph and I am convinced that I see a capital letter "D" and a lower case letter "d" I can easily see where she wrote her jersey number of 27 above the signature itself. Shiann will be playing this season with the new Detroit Franchise of the PWHL in 2026-27 season.

This card is the 2025 Leaf Women of Sport of Jade Iginla certified autograph card serial numbered 1/10. Jade was picked in this years PWHL draft in the second round 18th overall by the Hamilton team.

Jade is the daughter of NHL Hall of Famer Jarome Iginla. It will be interesting to see how Jade and the other picks perform this year. The next release of Upper Decks PWHL will be very interesting with young guns rookie cards of Caroline Harvey and Abbey Murphy. I wonder if it will cause the cost per box to rise. Now that the National is over I hope everyone who attended found cards they needed. The only national I ever attended was the one in Atlantic City in 1988. It was a great show and we got to spend the evenings walking the boardwalk and sitting on the bench listening to the waves crash. Stay safe and as always Happy Collecting!!!

It has been a Hattie Trick kind of a day and more, much more.

 When I first created this webpage I wanted it to be for the purpose of showing the autograph cards I get through the mail. I also like showing my ebay pick-ups and or any trades that I do. As many of you know blogging seems to be not as popular as it once was but I will from time to time do a post on autographs I get that really are autographs that I want because the player is a tough signer or a superstar but one reason for this next player is because of her name, Yes I have done more than one post about her and this next photo of cards I got autographed makes me not only happy but it helps the sting of others who fail to sign. There are times where I came close to just stop doing anymore autograph requests and now I am glad I kept it going and it is players like her who keep me going forward.

This is not just about one card but how about 3, yes 3 as in a "Hattie" Hat Trick. If you guessed who the player is and you said Hattie Hoff then you are 100% correct. 

Adding these 3 autographed cards now gives me 4 total and I will add that I wish all players were as consistent with their autograph and how legible it is too read. I have seen how a majority of hockey players actually sign their names and they really are horrible. I am seeing a lot of players just initial their name and you can't even read them. Imagine opening a box of cards and getting an autograph and you look and can't see how the scribble even resembles the letters in their name. When I was doing the older players from the 50's, 60's and 70's the autographs were beautiful because the players took the time to sign. Their auto's back then you could see the flow of the pen strokes versus the players today who just quickly rename themselves for the autograph collector. I always study the autograph's but their is no study in many today like there was years ago until now in that autograph of Hattie Hoff.

This next photo is from yesterday's mail and this is another one that I have been thinking about getting back signed so I can send it to the next player and get both of their autographs on the card as it is a 2 player card. You could call it a 3 player card because of the front having two players and the back having 2 players but one of the players on the front is different than the back. I am not sure about trying to get all 3 autographs or just get the two players or keep the one card with the 2 autographs and take a chance on the other card and try to get the 1 card autographed by the 3 different players, did you get all of that??

I just got another group of auto's back today and I had sent a total of 5 cards to Laura Tryba and 3 of those cards were her card from the 1997-98 University of Minnesota Women's hockey cards in which she did sign all 3. The other card is from the same set card # 1, the card reads FIRST GOAL and pictures Julie Otto on the front as the netted the first ever goal for the University of Women's Hockey also on the front is Brittny Ralph, on the back of the card is two inset photo's of Julie Otto and Laura Tryba. Laura signed the back of the card as I had asked and she added an inscription "11/2/97 1st ever assist as you can see in the photo above. I will now be brave and send these 2 out to Julie Otto and get her autograph on the back of each with the inscription 1st Ever Goal and I put in the letter to her to surprise with with a different inscription indicating the first ever goal scored for the University of Minnesota Women's Hockey program. I was going to wait and not post these two cards until I got them back from Julie Otto but I decided why not post and this way if they ever got lost I would have a scan of them. After I get the back from Julie Otto 1 of them will be sent to Brittny Ralph asking her to sign the front of the card near her photo on the front along with Julie Otto signing the front as well as the back.

This auto I got back is from Andrea Nichols who played 4 years from 2003-2007 with the University of Minnesota Women's Hockey. Andrea was the team captain during the 2005-06 and 2006-07 seasons. She was a great addition in helping them win the National Championships in the 2004 and 2005 seasons. The Golden Gophers have won a total of 7 National Titles.

This card is from the 2026 Leaf Metal Ice Queens certified autograph of Abbey Murphy. Murphy was selected second in this years PWHL draft. Murphy had a great college career playing for the Golden Gophers. Abbey played from 2020-2026 in 171 games played and netted 261 total points placing her in second place only player ahead of her is Hannah Brandt who played in 158 games and netted 285 total points. Murphy leads all players with 143 goals second is Nadine Muzerall who scored 139 goals.

This is the back of the 2026 Leaf Metal Ice Queens Abbey Murphy card serial numbered 2/10. I love the choice of color and the chosen background with the evergreen trees with the clouds and what looks to be planet left side by the first evergreen.

This has been easiest the best week for my autographs through the mail and I hope the streak continues as I await several more autograph requests from the University of Minnesota Women's Hockey from the inaugural year 1997-98, 2004-05 and 2005-06 along with several requests out for the 2005-06 and 2014 Women's National team cards. I will be searching for more complete sets from this powerhouse team as through the years there have been so many great hockey players who have gone on to play professionally and have won Olympic Gold. I look forward to reading others comments, questions or suggestions about seeing other cards. I am also on the hunt for these sets of cards from the University of Minnesota Women's Hockey; 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2001-2002, 2003-2004, 2004-05, 2006-2007, 2008-2009, 2010-201.

I hope that everyone that attends this years national has a good time and stay safe & Happy Collecting!!!

Things are heating up as my autograph success rate increases

This week has turned out to be a very good week for my Women in Hockey autographs. I now have sent out over 50 autograph requests within the last week and a half. This week I have got back 5 auto's within the 4 days and I look forward to more this week as I still have tomorrow and Saturday to close out this week.

The first autograph I want to show is from Julie Otto and this is a big addition to my collection because Julie scored the first ever goal for the University of Minnesota Women's Hockey program. I sent the card to her and she was kind enough to sign the card using the Silver Sharpie I sent and it really pops because of the dark background.

The silver sharpie fits beautifully with the outline of the player. I am waiting to get this card back signed by Laura Tryba.

As you can see on the front this card shows Julie Otto jumping high in the air and being congratulated by teammate Brittny Ralph. Once I get this card back I will be sending the two cards to Julie Otto for her autograph on the front and the back as well. If all go's as planned I will send one off to Brittny Ralph for her auto on the front of the card.

This is the back of the card showing an inset photo of the first ever goal scorer Otto and the first ever assist by Tryba. I asked each player to add an inscription something along the lines of 1st ever goal and 1st ever assist. I even said they could write whatever they wanted or surprise me. The reason why I enjoy this through the mail autographs is because of the surprises in the mail.

This was a surprise as my goal is to complete this 2014 Women's National set all autographed and Kate Buesser's autograph is a bit tougher but am very pleased these came back signed and can cross off my wantlist. She has a nice looking autograph and this is her rookie card.

Got this one back today and another one that I wanted was from the first ever head coach of the University of Minnesota Women's hockey. Won coach of the year in 1997-98 Inaugural year with the Golden Gophers. She went on to win coach of the year a total of 5 times and 3 NCAA Championships. Laura has a very nice signature and it has not changed through the years as I compared it to her autograph on a goalie stick she signed in the 1997-98 season and it looks identical. 

Ashley Birdsall played 4 years at University of Wisconsin-Superior and then went on to play a few seasons with the Whitecaps and then 1 year with the Buffalo Beauts. 

This autograph from Jocelyne Lamoureux really surprised me because over the years I have tried to get her and her twin sisters autographs and I have done a blog post indicating that they do not like to sign for the fans. However the 2 cards I sent to her she did one different than the other. She actually add To then my name then signed the card and the one shown here she just signed her name. I do know from what I have heard over the years from other autograph collectors that some players get upset because if they just sign their cards without adding the TO the person sells the auto and makes money from it. So I wonder if that is why she did that, one will never know. She has a beautiful autograph as you can see the flow and she is very consistent each time. Her sister Monique has a beautiful auto as well, of the 2 of them Jocelyne has a better success percentage than Monique so one down and one to go and getting Monique's auto will not be easy. I have tried two different addresses for Monique and they have both come back as RTS. Should I send it to her sisters address hoping she may get it to her for her autograph?? It is a last minute kind of resort thought but it is up there as an idea if I keep failing sending to her.

Congratulations to Patrice Bergeron for getting the call to the hall and his jersey number will be retired December 1 by the Boston Bruins. Patrice had a great career and has won one Stanley Cup with the 2011 Boston Bruins. A winner of 6 Selke trophies, 1 Clancy and 1 Messier trophies. Patrice is not an easy autograph to get through the mail but has been known to sign at games.

Cindy Curley will also be elected to the HHOF this fall and she was a true pioneer of Women's hockey. Cindy played 4 years at Providence University where she scored over 100 goals. In the 1989-90 Women's World championship she set a record for most points 23 in only 5 games and of those 23 points 11 were goals. A well deserved selection to the HHOF. 

I am hoping for a very good rest of July for receiving my autographs through the mail as I look forward each day. As I keep saying Stay Safe and Happy Collecting!!!

A Hockey Legend and Guinness World Record Holder.

In 1960 Linda Sinrod was a college Sophomore and she had a roommate that was very good at figure skating which is how Linda learned to skate. She then started skating in 1975 and she then met the founder of the Northern Virginia hockey team which was The Washington Redcoats which was the first Women's Female Hockey team in the Washington area. Linda played 10 years 1975 to 1985 with the Redcoats and she then decided to she was too old to play and decided to quit.

It wasn't until she was 67 and retired from her job that she decided to make a comeback. She found a former teammate who was coaching a team in Woodbridge, the Prince William Wildcats. They played teams in Pennsylvania and North Carolina. She was kicked off that team because she was not competitive enough and after being with the team that long it did hurt her feelings. She then went on to play in a house league at the Medstar Ice Rink. They would only play teams that were divided up into making 8 teams. It did not matter how much or how little skill a player had or not because they all played and Linda was one of the leaders in assists and she played the game like she knew where to be before the play actually happened. There are hockey greats that play the same way which is why it is impressive to hear as to how she learned the game and taught herself to be a very good passer and playmaker.

Linda is now the Guinness Book of World Record holder as the oldest Female hockey player 84 years and 198 days old. Linda will be inducted into the United States 80+ Hall of Fame this fall.

I just got this card in today's mail from Linda Sinrod I am going to write her again and ask her to sign the front of the card instead of the back. I have been getting some cards where the players sign the backs of the cards because the cards front is dark. I will be adding that line to all of my new requests that they please sign the front of the card. Now I will be sending more cards out and of the ones I got back signed on the back I am resending and including a silver sharpie and they of course they can keep the sharpie. There is one card coming this week that has 2 players on the card and I hope I can get both players to sign and those 2 players are Julie Otto who was the Team captain and first ever goal scorer and Laura Tryba first ever assist.

This card is going to be going out this week as I would love getting her autograph because she scored the first ever goal for the Golden Gophers Women's Hockey in the inaugural year of 1997-98.

I have over 40 Minnesota Golden Gophers Women's Hockey cards coming in this week and they will be going out for auto's and the success rate for this team is better than 83% and yes there are some that can take time but I am ok with that as long as I get the card back signed.

 Does anyone still read any of the remaining hobby periodicals?? I still subscribe to SCD and I get the Beckett Hockey Monthly and of course I still subscribe to The Hockey News. Whatever happened to Tuff Stuff?? I never subscribed it but I have looked through other collectors issues. SCD is still a good magazine that I get twice a month. It does have some interesting articles about the hobby but it will never be what it once was years before. I used to love looking through all the ads and seeing the tobacco cards that were for sale. When I first started buying the T-206 cards I was paying $3 for a common card. My first Cobb was the Red Portrait and I paid $70. I can still remember certain ads by certain dealers and they included cards from the T-217 Mono's, T-209 Contentnea's, T-210 Old Mill and those cards were $5 a card the Mono's were slightly higher around $15 a card. The most beautiful tobacco card back was the T-211 Red Sun which featured players from the Southern league and the cards had the same photo's like the T-210 Red Border except the border on the Red Sun was an olive green with a beautiful back of a sunset in red. The Red Sun cards were more around $75 a card. The same teams in the T-210 set are in the T-211 Red Sun set but New Orleans in the T-210 Old Mill set featured one Shoeless Joe Jackson but he was omitted in the T-211 Red Sun set. My only guess would be he might have been called up to play in the Big Leagues and he started in 1908 with the Philadelphia Athletics but he saw limited action so I am guessing they did not put him in the T-211 Red Sun set because of him already seeing some games in the 1908 and 1909 season.

This is the back of a T-211 Red sun card and as you can see the Sun Burst. There were a total of 75 subjects in this set versus 640 subjects in the T-210 Red Border Old Mill set.

One of my favorite cards to own other than the T-210 card of Joe Jackson was the T-210 card of a Mascot from the Goldsboro team. What makes this card so cool is the bat is bigger than him and look at his pants they are flannel. These types of cards are unique and in there own little way they tell so many different stories but which ones do we believe. Answer it is not just the one that makes the most sense it is the one that best fits the photo.

The postage rates will be jumping an additional 4 cents on July 12th so a stamp will cost .82 cents. Time to buy lots of forever stamps now. That is all I got today and as always Happy Collecting!!!

More Pick-ups and A Happy 4th

 Thought I would do a quick post a day before the 4th of July. It will be crazy here as we live by many lakes and it is a big draw for visitors to come and enjoy the fireworks shot over the lake, we do not attend these fireworks displays because I have seen  enough and we dislike the ones that people shoot off near our homes. I got another through the mail autographs from Kim Insalaco who has a card in the 2005-06 United States Women's National Team. Kim signed an index card for me earlier in the year and must love signing in red.

This now gives me 10 cards from the 2005-06 United States Women's National Team and getting Natalie Darwitz auto was a big one to get and the other one is Angela Ruggiero but I have only seen this card for sale for nearly $60 and I have sent many times to her with only one successful reply so to lay out $60 is really taking a big chance. If I saw her signing at an event then yes I would do it but no I won't spend that much and take that risk (That is for how I feel Today)

This is a very nice unique item that I got Tricia Dunn to sign. This is a first day cover silk Cachet for the 2006 Winter Games in Torino, Italy. The postmark is Ja. 11,2006 Colorado Springs, CO is the cancellation stamp. Notice the cost of a postage stamp 20 years ago was only 39 cents and currently it is up to 78 cents and on July 12th it jumps up to 82 cents. Tricia is not an easy auto to get but I am very happy with this one, the cachet is really nice and is like cloth and Tricia signed this Tricia D Luoma.

This card of Stephanie Boyd is from the 1994-95 Classic Women of Hockey set of 40 cards in which these cards consist of 20 Team Canada players one checklist card and 19 Team USA cards. I have 18 team USA cards autographed as I still need Stephanie Boyd as the last Team USA players autograph. I sent a autograph request out on Weds. in hope that she gets the request and signs the 2 cards I sent. She was born in Canada but played for Team USA which is what makes getting her autograph somewhat difficult. I will be sending more autograph requests to the 1997-98 University of Minnesota cards and enclosing a silver sharpie in a bubble mailer which I plan on sending to Laura Tryba, I am only waiting for the 3 cards to arrive so I can send them out to her and one of the cards has the first ever goal scorer Julie Otto as scoring the first ever goal for the University of Minnesota Women's Hockey assisted by Laura Tryba. I hope I can get both to sign as that would be huge.

This is the front of the card showing Julie Otto and Brittny Ralph but Ralph did not assist she was on the ice and is celebrating when the goal was scored. I wonder if she got to keep the puck, I plan on asking her that when I send the card out for here auto, time will hopefully answer that question.

This is the back of the card above which shows a small inset photo of Otto and Tryba. I might ask them to each sign the back by their respective photo and the front and I might ask Brittny Ralph to sign the front as well since she is the other player depicted on the front. As you can see the first ever goal was scored by Julie Otto from a rebound by Laura Tryba at the games 1:55 mark.

This card I am showing is one my Wife bought for me back in 2013 and I still and always will keep this card. The serial number is 056/100. The number 56 was Bergeron's jersey number back when he was a rookie. Just a really nice card. Also want to say congratulations to Patrice Bergeron for being elected to the HHOF and he will soon have his jersey number retired where it will hang with all the other Bruins greats. That is all I got for this post and looking forward to getting more autographs back of the Women in Hockey and I will be doing a post on Linda Sinrod once I get her card back signed.

Happy Collecting and remember have fun collecting and have a safe and Happy 4th of July!!!

This could get a little Stick(Y)

 As an autograph collector I usually only collect autographs on a players card or a custom/index card. My reason for not trying to players auto's on memorabilia is because they take up too much room.

I do like when a card Manufacturer creates a card that has either the players jersey swatch or stick embedded in the card and the player signs the piece of memorabilia. I did go out and buy an item that go's against my collecting thoughts by picking up a unique item.

I have been collecting only Women's Hockey Player autographs and been trying to get players from different colleges. I have been very successful in getting a majority of team sets signed by all the players within said set. The 1997-98 Golden Gophers Women's Hockey is their inaugural season and I am still short a few players for completion.

I saw this 1997-98 Golden Gophers Women's Hockey souvenir stick signed by all the players so I just finally said just make an offer and see if I can get it a bit lower. The photo tells the story as to the seller letting me have it for my offer.

One of the players autograph that is very difficult to acquire is Nadine Muzzerall. Muzzerall has been the head coach of University of Ohio Women's hockey, her first season was 2016-17 and is still the current head coach. She has guided the Ohio State Women's Hockey to 2 National championships, 2022 and 2024. I sent her the 1997-98 Minnesota card but I never got it back. That is the biggest reason for buying this stick and if you look closely the very end of the handle you can see that great hockey name..... Hattie Hoff #2.

I just had to show this card again as it still remains one of my favorite autographs. Not only is the name great but the autograph is very legible which is an indication she took her time to sign, the silver sharpie blends in perfectly with the cards white shadow that borders the players image.

That is all for now, so until next time Happy Collecting and just remember to have fun collecting!!!