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1966 Topps 1962 Bubbles

Lot of 47 1974 Lot of 25 Baseball Original 1966 Topps Mars
Topps Football Different 1962 1954 Topps 1980/1981 O-Pee- Rub-Offs Uncut 1986/1987 O-Pee- Topps Baseball Attacks Non-
Unopened 3-Card / 1963 Statistic Baseball Card Chee Hockey Sheet / Roll of Chee Hockey Empty 5-Cent Sports Card Set
Cello Packs w/ Back Exhibit Lot Starter Set Card #289 Mark 20 Different Card #53 Patrick Wax Pack Display of 55 RARE -
Original Gum! – Baseball Cards 229 Different VG/ Messier OILERS w/ Mickey Roy Rookie Box w/ Sandy Overall Weak
NM ................ $350 w/7 HOFers .. $285 VG-EX............ $585 Rookie NM ... $150 Mantle.......... $175 NRMT ............ $195 Koufax.......... $295 EX .............. $3,375

1979 Topps 2016 Larry

1962 Post Cereal Oct 1970 1953 Topps 1948 Leaf Boxing Football Fitzgerald
Baseball Card 1957 Topps Muhammad Ali License Plates Near Set - VG Complete Set Arizona Cardinals
Complete Set of Baseball 1-cent vs Jerry Quarry Near Complete 1964 Topps Outer - 42 of 49 - w/ of 528 - VG+ Game Used
200 w/ Mantle Wax Pack Original 14x22 Non-Sports Set Limits Non- Schmeling Baer w/ Campbell Signed Nike
Mays Aaron Wrapper - Leroy Nieman (-2) - 73 of 75 Sports Card Set Pep Tunney Newsome Lofton Gloves w/ PROOF
Clemente .. $1,375 Rare! ............ $295 Fight Poster $995 ...................... $225 of 50 – EX..... $550 LaMotta ....... $595 Rookies ........ $135 ...................... $425

1980’s Darrell
Griffith Utah Jazz
Game Used NBA
Green Mesh Shorts
#35 - size 34 .....$495
2016 Tom O’Malley
Hanshin Tigers
Japanese League
Game Used Jersey &
Pants w/ LOA ...$550
Jan 23, 1978 AFC-
NFC Pro Bowl
Program Signed by
22 NFC Players w/
Walter Payton ..$325
Vintage c. 1937 1952 Topps Look ‘n
Brooklyn Dodgers 1962 Topps Football See Non-Sports Card
Ebbets Field 7.5 x Card Complete Set Original 1977 Hess Near Complete Set
36.5” Panoramic of 176 - Overall Truck MINT in (121 of 135) – EX
Photo – RARE....$265 EX-MT .............$1,700 Original Box .....$185 ...........................$645

Lot of 24
Lot of 92 Lot of 86 1952 Bowman Different 1951 Vintage 1978 1963 Sports Hall
Different 1950 Different 1952 U.S. Presidents Lot of 227 Bowman Red New York 1950’s Brooklyn of Fame Christy
Topps Freedom’s Topps Wings Complete Non- Assorted 1971 Menace Non- Yankees World Dodgers ‘Da Mathewson NY
War Non-Sports Non-Sports Cards Sports Cards Set Topps Commons Sports Cards Champions Full Bums’ 28.5” Green Giants Metal
Cards - Overall Overall VG-EX/EX of 36 (some writ- Baseball Cards - Overall VG/VG-EX Size 30” Scroll Felt Pennant – Die-Cast Bust –
VG+ ............... $345 ...................... $225 ing) ............... $195 Overall EX .... $165 ...................... $295 Pennant ....... $125 Scarce .......... $695 RARE ............. $295

1964 Topps December Mickey Mantle

April 6, 1942 Football 30 1956 NFL 1966 Topps #100 Roger Maris
Brooklyn Dodgers Complete Set Championship 1976 NFL Super Sandy Koufax Los YANKEES Signed 1968 Topps
Vintage New vs NY Yankees of 176 - Overall Game Program Bowl X 10 Full Angeles Dodgers 61st HR 8x10 Baseball Action
Orleans Saints Charlotte NC EX-MT+ Kemp Chicago Bears Ticket Pittsburgh Autographed Color Photo Sticker #7 Mickey
NFL Equipment Program – Lamonica at New York Steelers vs Dallas Card - PSA Framed Display Mantle New York
Bag ............... $575 RARE ............. $595 Alworth .... $1,695 Giants ........... $125 Cowboys ...... $275 DNA .............. $495 ................... $2,275 Yankees ........ $750

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1956 Red Sox Team 26 Sigs Williams BAS – $375 Carter, Joe Blue Jays WS 16x20 MLB Holo – $69 Justice, Dave Yankees/Braves JSA – $45 Price, David MLB Steiner or JSA –
$99 Aikman, Troy (S) UCLA (Spot) Aikman Holo $139 Lambert, J (R) Steelers w/HOF Lambert Holo $ 119
1960’s ROAL w/17 HOF Sigs Beckett – $350 Cepeda, Orlando TSP $55 or w/HOF JSA $29 $59 Kalas, Harry RONL That Ball’s Insc JSA – $249 Reese, Pee Wee RONL Minor Tone JSA –
$169 Anderson, Ken (R) Bengals TB w/’81 MVP $ 55 Lamonica, Daryl (R) Notre Dame $ 49
1971 NYY HOF/Legends 18 Sigs ROAL JSA Chambliss, Chris w/‘77-’78 WS or ROY – $49 Kaline, Al ROAL $89, ML Game Used JSA – $99 Rice, Jim MLB w/3X AL HR JSA –
$59 Barnett, Derek (R) Tennessee Vols PSA $ 95 Langer, Jim (R) Dolphins 2-Bar TB HOF $ 55
McPhail, Mantle, DiMaggio, Mize, Larsen, Chandler, AB (Happy) RONL $89, Toned JSA – $59 Kell, George Detroit Tigers $29 or w/HOF JSA$35 – Richardson, Bobby NYY WS MVP/Champs $21 Barrett, J.T. (S) Ohio State Barrett Holo $109 Largent, Steve (R) Seahawks TB HOF Prova $ 99
Bevins, Wilheim, Bauer, Slaughter, Skowron – $875 Clark, Jack SF/Cardinals MLB w/Ripper JSA – $45 Kiner, Ralph Pirates JSA – $55 – Righetti, Dave NYY w/1981 ROY or 16x20 – $55 Baughan, M (R) Eagles TB ‘60 Champs, 9X $ 59 Lattner, Johnny (R) ND or PLC '53 Heis $ 59
1988 All Star Logo 25 Sigs Toned Beckett – $169 Clark, Will San Francisco Giants JSA $37 – Kissinger, Henry MLB JSA – $249 Ripken, C Jr. O’s/Gehrig 8x10 w/IronMan, HOF$109
$159 Baughan, Maxie (R) Eagles TB w/9X PB
1994 Montreal Expos Team 25 Sigs JSA – $275 Clemens, Roger MLB Beckett – $109 Knoblauch, Chuck MLB w/’91 AL ROY – $55 $ 55 Lattner, Johnny (S) Heisman Logo w/’53 $ 65
1996 Yankees WS Team 23 Sigs JSA – $999 Colon, Bartolo $33 or Jose Mesa Indians $21 – Kranepool, Ed or Tommie Agee NY Mets $15 $39 Ripken, Cal Jr. O’s Last at Bat BAS/MLB $99
$129 Beban, Gary (R) UCLA TB or Heis Logo '67 $ 59 Leinart, Matt (R) USC w/Heisman $ 79
1996 Yankees WS Team 30 Sigs JSA – $1299 Craig, Roger w/’55 W.S. Champs – $45 Labine, Clem $17, Danny McDevitt Brooklyn $13 – Rivera, Mariano NYY ‘96 WS Toned JSA –
$275 Bennett, Martellus (R) Texas A&M $ 49 Levy, Marv (R) Bills w/HOF, 4X Champs $ 59
1999 Angels Team 28 Sigs Beckett LOA – $250 Damon, Johnny 2009 NYY Inaugural MLB – $65 Lagares, Juan NY Mets 16x20 $29 or MLB – $39 Rizzuto, Phil MLB Toned w/HOF, Scooter $39 $65 Berry, Raymond (R) Colts 2-Bar HOF JSA $ 65 Lewis, Ray (R) Ravens, SB XLVII Logo JSA $ 129
1999 Blue Jays Team 24 Sigs Beckett LOA – $225 Dandridge, Ray Minn Millers B&W JSA $29 $55 Landry, Tom Cowboys MLB JSA – $259 Roberts, Brian Orioles w/PRO 3:5-6 Insc –
$39 Bethea, Elvin (R) Oilers TB HOF & 8X PB $ 49 Lilly, Bob (R) Dallas Cowboys w/HOF $ 55
1999 Boston Red Sox Team 30 Sigs BAS – $225 Daulton, Darren or Lenny Dykstra Phillies $19 – Larsen, Don NYY B&W PG Pose (MLB) JSA $39 $65 Robinson, Brooks Orioles HOF or ‘64 MVP $35 $69 Bettis, Jerome (R) Steelers or ND JSA $129 Lofton, James (R) Bills TB w/HOF $ 59
1999 Devil Rays Team 27 Sigs Beckett LOA – $199 Davis, Glenn (‘46 Heis) ROAL Tone JSA – $219 Larsen, Don NYY ‘56 PG JSA, 11x14 $55 $45 $55 Robinson, Eddie w/1948 WS Champs JSA –
$49 Biletnikoff, Fred (R) Raiders w/HOF $ 65 Long, Howie (R) Raiders GTSM $109
1999 Indians Team 28 Sigs Beckett LOA – $225 Dawson, Andre MLB w/HOF Beckett/JSA $37 $59 Lee, Cliff $45 or Scott Kazmir MLB Holo – $39 Robinson, Frank O’s BB w/HOF Radtke –
$89 Bleier, Rocky (R) Notre Dame w/’66
1999 Oakland A’s Team 27 Sigs BAS LOA – $225 Dershowitz, Alan RONL JSA – $99 Leonard, Buck Homestead Grays JSA $35 – $ 65 Manley, Dexter (R) Redskins $ 49
1999 Royals Team 26 Sigs Beckett LOA – $229 DiMaggio, Dom ROAL JSA – $99 Leonard, Dennis Royals 3X 20 Game Wins – $37 Rodriguez, Alex MLB Holo, 8x10 BAS or JSA $89 – Boozer, Emerson (R) Jets 2-BAR TB SB III $ 49 Mann, Charles (R) Skins 3X SB Champs $ 59
1999 Texas Rangers Team 25 Sigs Beckett – $225 DiMaggio, Joe NYY B&W Framed BAS $249 – Longoria, Evan Longoria Holo – $49 Rose, Peter Edward (Full Name Sig) MM $39 $79 Bowden, Bobby (R) Florida St, W. VA,BAS $ 75 Manning, Archie (R) Saints Steiner $119
1999 Tigers Team 28 Sigs Beckett LOA – $250 Doerr, Robert Pershing Red Sox JSA $35 – Lyle, Sparky NYY w/‘77 CY – $49 Ryan, Nolan MLB JSA $99, w/HOF Steiner – $109 Bowden, Bobby (R) FSU w/93 & 99 Champs$ 89 Manning, Eli (S) NY Giants Ice Steiner $229
1999 Twins Team 31 Sigs Beckett LOA – $225 Downing, Al Dodgers MLB/‘61-62 WSC $13 $45 Lynn, Fred Red Sox w/Boston Strong JSA $45 – Schilling, Curt Boston Red Sox JSA –
$69 Brown, Tim (R) ND $85, w/’87 Heis JSA $ 89 Manning, Eli (S) Giants Blaze Speed SS $239
1999 White Sox Team 27 Sigs Beckett LOA – $199 Drabek, Doug or Dave Dravecky RONL JSA – $49 Madlock, Bill Cubs MLB w/4X BC $17 $45 Schwall, Don Red Sox w/1961 AL ROY –
$35 Butkus, Dick (S) Bears TB MM/JSA $129 Marchetti, Gino (R) Baltimore Colts TB 2-Bar $ 59
2017 Detroit Tigers Spring Training Game Duncan, Marino or Mickey Rivers NYY $15 – Manning, Archie Saints ROAL JSA – $69 Shamsky, Art w/‘69 Mets or Ed Charles $15
– Campbell, Earl (R) Texas w/Heis ‘77 TSP $ 89 Mariota, Marcus (R) Titans Mariota Holo $ 149
Used 6-Sigs Cabrera, Kinsler, Boyd Beckett– $249 Durocher, Leo RONL Minor Tone JSA – $169 Mantle, Mickey Yankees 3.5x5 JSA LOA $249 – Shantz, Bobby NYY, A’s w/’52 AL MVP JSA $17 $49 Campbell, Earl (S) Heis Logo w/’77 HT JSA $ 95 Mariota, Marcus (S) Titans Speed M Holo $ 159
3500 Club Aaron, Mays & Murray JSA – $375 Dye, Jermaine w/‘05 W.S. MVP JSA, 16x20 $49 $69 Marichal, Juan Giants w/HOF JSA – $49 Shaprio, Robert RONL (OJ’s Lawyer) JSA –
$75 Campbell, Jason (R) Auburn w/SB Insc $ 39 Martin, Doug (R) Boise St. $ 65
MVP MLB w/5 Sigs Dale Murphy, Jose Canseco Erskine, C Brooklyn $23, ’55 Champs JSA $29 – Martinez, Dennis or Mike Hargrove Indians$21 –
D. Parker, M. Wills, B. Shantz MVP Insc JSA – $109 Esiason, Boomer MLB w/#7 JSA – $79 Martinez, Edgar Mariners MLB PSA – $109 Skowron, Moose or Roy White NYY $15
$35 Cappelletti, John (R) Penn St w/’73 Heis $ 69 Mason, Derrick (R) Tennessee Titans $ 39
Aaron, Hank MLB Braves Steiner – $209 Feller, Bob Indians $29 or w/HOF JSA $35 – Matheny, Mike Cards Gold Glove w/4X GG$25 $49 Slaughter, Enos NY Yankees (Dec.) $19
$39 Cassady, Hopalong (R) OSU, Heis Logo BAS $ 109 Mathieu, Tyrann (S) LSU $ 75
Aaron, Hank Minor Tone JSA or PSA – $159 Feller, B, B. Doerr, G. Perry 3 Sig Tone JSA – $99 Mathews, Eddie Braves JSA $55 – Smith, Lee $18 or Mike Remlinger Cubs $10 – Charles, Jamaal (R) Texas Longhorns $ 39 Maualuga, Rey $39 or J. Fargas (R) USC $ 25
Abrams, Cal Brooklyn Dodgers $19 – Ferrell, Rick $65, L Doby ROAL Toned JSA – $119 Matsui, Hideki MLB w/‘09 WS MVP JSA – $125 Smoltz, John Atlanta Braves MLB Holo $65 $79 Chubb, Nick (S) UGA or Browns Speed JSA $ 109 McCaffrey, Christian (R) Panthers $ 109
Allen, Mel OFC ROAL Minor Tone JSA – $179 Fielder, Cecil w/Big Daddy or 96 WSC $27 $49 Mattingly, Don MLB $99, Donnie BB JSA $69 $125 Snider, Duke Brooklyn 16x20 $59/$69 $39 – Clark, Dwight (R) San Fran TB JSA $ 119 Merriman, Shaune (R) Chargers TB JSA $ 59
Alstott, Mike MLB JSA (Bucs) – $55 Fielder, Prince MLB - Mounted Holo – $55 Mays, Willie RONL or MLB Minor Tone BAS – $159 Specter, Arlen (O.J.) RONL JSA –
$175 Clark, Dwight (R) SF w/SB Champs JSA $129 Metcalf, D.K. (S) Ole Miss JSA $ 89
Appling, Luke, Lou Bordeau ROAL Tone JSA – $59 Ford, Whitey NYY 8x10 HOF, 16x20 $99 $79 – Mazerowski, Bill Pirates RONL JSA – $59 Strawberry, Darryl NYY 16x20 Insc or –
$49 Clark, Dwight (S) Clemson Tigers JSA $ 119 Meyer, Urban (S) OSU Speed Meyer Holo $ 119
Ashburn, Richie Phillies RONL JSA – $75 Forsch, Bob & Ken 2-Sig RONL Tone JSA – $149 McLain, Denny Tigers 15, w/31-6, CY/MVP $19 – Sutter, Bruce HOF, CY or ‘82 Champs –
$55 Clowney, Jadevon (R) Texans Steiner $ 79 Mitchell, Lydell (R) Penn St “We Are” Insc $ 49
Avery, Steve or Ryan Klesko Braves $13 $39 Freeman, Freddie Atlanta Braves JSA $65 – McDougald, Gil OFC ROAL Minor Tone JSA – $49
Bahnsen, Stan NY Yankees w/’68 ROY $15 $45 Garvey, Steve Dodgers $23 or Padres $19 $49 McDowell, Jack NYY/Sox (Black Jack) JSA $25 $55 Sutton, Don LA Dodgers, HOF or Wins $25 $49 Cooper, Amari (R) Dallas JSA $ 109 Montana, Joe (R) San Fran or N.D. M. Holo $ 179
Bauer, Hank NY Yankees (Deceased) $17 – Glavine, T Braves 16x20 HOF $85, JSA $55 $79 McGraw, Tug OFC RONL JSA – $99 Suzuki, Kurt $10 or Rick Honeycut A's $15 – Crow, John David (S) Heisman Logo ‘57 BAS $109 Murray, DeMarco (R) Oklahoma $ 79
Bay, Jason MLB Holo or Jon Garland – $39 Gonzalez, Alex $25 or Austin Kearns – $19 McNair, Steve OFC RONL JSA – $179 Teheran, Julio Atlanta Braves JM Holo $59 Culp, Curley (R) Oilers TB w/HOF
– $ 49 Murray, D (R) Titans Speed Murray Holo $ 39
Bellino, Joe RONL w/’60 Heisman JSA – $79 Gonzalez, Juan w/Gonzo Insc – $35 Mize, Johnny JSA or Hoyt Willhelm Giants $25 – Terry, Ralph A’s /NYY w/’62 WS MVP $49 Cunningham, Randall (R) Eagles TB JSA
$15 $ 79 Music City Miracle (R) Dyson w/Insc $ 75
Benes, Andy MLB Padres/Diamondbacks – $45 Gooden, Dwight “Doc” MLB JSA NY Mets $27 $49 Molitor, Paul MLB w/HOF BAS/PSA/JSA – $59 Thomas, Frank Pirates or NY Mets – Cutler, Jay (R) Vanderbilt JSA
$12 $ 99 ND Heis (S) 2 Sig Hornung/Laettner BAS $ 99
Bibby, Jim, Al Oliver or Vern Law, Pirates $15 – Gorbachev, Mikhail USSR MLB JSA LOA – $375 Monbouquette, B NH 8-1-62 or Cecil Cooper – $35 Thomas, Frank PSA $69 or w/‘05 WS or 521 HR –$79 Dalton, Andy (R) Bengals Dalton Holo $ 99 ND QB 3 Sig (S) Horn/Theis/Rice BAS $129
Blanchard, Johnny or Ralph Houlk NYY $19 $49 Gossage, Goose Yankees MLB w/HOF MAB $25 $55 Morgan, Joe w/HOF JSA – $79 Thomas, Frank MLB w/93-94 MVP $79 Darnold, Sam (R) USC Beckett
– $109 Oklahoma (S) 3 Heisman Sigs GTSM $125
Blue, Vida A’s MLB w/71 CY - MVP – $45 Gowdy, Curt OFC ROAL JSA – $179 Murphy, Dale Braves NL MVP 82, 83 JSA $39 $65 Throneberry, Marv K.C. Athletics $49 Davis, Corey (R) Titans or W. Michigan JSA $ 79 Osborne, Tom (R) Nebraska
$15 $ 109
Blyleven, Bert Pirates w/’79 WSC JSA $35 $55 Grace, Mark MLB $69 or Black MLB JSA – $75 Murray, Bill RONL JSA LOA – $325
Boggs, Wade MLB w/HOF Beckett $49 $65 Griffey, Ken Sr or George Foster Reds JSA – $55 Murray, Eddie O’s MLB/JSA – $89 Tiant, Luis MLB JSA or Red Sox 16x20 $39 – $45 Dawkins, Brian (R) Philadelphia Eagles JSA $115 Otto, Jim (R) Raiders 2 Bar TB w/HOF $ 55
Bonds, Barry RONL Minor Tone JSA – $119 Guerreo, Vladimir RONL JSA – $95 Musial, Stan Cardinals Musial Holo & JSA – $139 Turley, Bob NYY $17 or ‘58 WS MVP or CY$19 $49 Dawson, Dermontti (R) Steelers w/HOF $ 55 Owens, Steve (S) Gold Heis Logo w/’69 $ 59
Boone, Aaron OFC Minor Lea Game Used JSA – $89 Guillen, Ozzie 85 ROY or 05 WSC – $55 Neiman, Leroy OFC RONL JSA – $225 Turner, Justin LA Sports Ill 10/30/17 JSA $79 – Dawson, Len (R) Purdue $ 59 Parrish, Roscoe $39, S Moss (R) Canes $ 21
Boone, Brett Seattle, Dwight Evans Tigers$12 – Halladay, Roy Dunedin Blue Jays JSA $119 – Nettles, Graig NY Yankees JSA $25 $45 Upton, Justin MLB $49 or w/#1 Pick JSA – $55 Dierdorf, Dan (R) Michigan w/CHOF $ 69 Plunkett, Jim (R) Heisman Logo w/’70 $ 69
Bouton, Jim or Jim Coates NY Yankees $17 – Harvey, Matt Mets Beckett (Reg $109) $35 – Newcombe, D Brooklyn 16x20 $49 JSA $29 – Valentine, Bobby or Dave Magadan Mets $15 – Ditka, Mike (R) Bears (TB) Schwartz $ 99 Portis, Clinton (R) Broncos TB $ 59
Boyer, Clete Yankees $17 or w/JSA $21 – Hayes, Charlie NYY ’96 WS Last Out $17 – Niekro, Joe Astros or Tigers $15 – Vander Meer, Johnny Reds JSA – Donovan, A (R) Baltimore Colts 2-Bar JSA $ 75 Purple People Eaters (R) Vikings 4-Sig JSA $ 189
$25
Branca, Ralph $17, Goody Rosen Dodgers$21 – Henderson, Rickey MLB Beckett or JSA – $99 Niekro, Phil Yankees w/HOF or Braves $27 $49 Ventura, Robin NY Mets JSA $45 Dorsett, Tony (R) Heis Logo $99, w/Heis BAS $109 Pyle, Artimus (R) ALA w/Lynyrd Skynyrd JSA $109
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Branca/Thompson RONL 10/3/51 JSA – $85 Herman, Billy Chicago Cubs (Dec) JSA $28 – Niekro, Phil w/318 Wins & 3342 K’s $27 $59 Viola, Frank Mets, BB w/“Sweet” $39 Drake, Kenyan (S) Dolphins Speed
$15 $ 79 Richardson, Trent (R) Alabama #3 $ 55
Brinkley, Christie OFC RONL JSA – $119 Hernandez, Felix Mariners JSA – $75 Nova, Ivan MLB Holo NYY 16x20 $19 or $15 –
Brock, Lou Cardinals $75, Ryan Ludwick – $39 Howard, Frank “Hondo” Senators w/Insc $15 $45 Nunez, Eduardo Boston MLB $45 w/JSA – $49 Wacha, Michael Cardinals Lojo Holo – Dutton, John (R) Dallas, America’s Team $ 49 Riggins, John (R) Redskins w/HOF Steiner $ 149
$29
Brown, Dwier Field of Dreams 11x14 $59 or$49 – Hughes, Phil $29 or Austin Jackson SS – $39 Palmeiro, Rafael Rangers or Orioles $25 – Walcott, Jersey Joe RONL JSA LOA $275 Dyson, Kevin (S) Utah w/Go Utes
– $ 49 Rison, Andre (R) Falcons or Red TB $ 55
Buckner & Wilson ‘86 WS w/Date JSA – $125 Hunter, Jim “Catfish” ROAL JSA – $109 Palmer, Jim Orioles HOF or 73/75/76 CY JSA – $49 Webb, Brandon AZ or Brad Penny Dodgers $10 $19 Dyson, Kevin (R) Titans w/MCM Insc $ 75 Roaf, Willie (R) Saints w/HOF $ 49
Buffer, Michael Announcer RONL JSA $55 $95 Irabu, Hideki, Hideo Nomo RONL Tone JSA – $109 Parker, Dave Pittsburgh Pirates MLB Holo – $49 Wells, David ROAL w/PG 5/17/98 JSA $129 Ealy, Kony or Henry Josey (S) Mizzou
– $ 45 Rodgers, Johnny (R) Nebr. $49, w/Heis. $ 55
Bunning, Jim 11x14 P.G. $59, BB w/HOF JSA $35 $55 Irvin, Monte Giants 8x10 w/HOF or ‘61 WS $27 $45 Peavy, Jake MLB MAB Holo – $49 Wetteland, J 96 WS MVP, 300 Saves JSA $29 $55 Eifert, Tyler (R) Notre Dame or PLC $ 69 Rogers, George (S) Heisman Logo Insc JSA $ 59
Burdette, Lou (Dec) Beckett Auth or JSA – $69 Jackson, Austin SF Giants Steiner – $39 Pena, Carlos MLB w/Insc – $49 White, Bill RONL/Giamatti Beckett Holo $59 Evans, Mike (R) Texas A&M, JSA or Bucs $ 69 Rolle, Antrel or Sinorice Moss (R) Canes $ 35
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Cabrera, Miguel 2017 FL Spring Train GU JSA$39 $149 Jackson, Reggie MLB w/Mr October JSA $79 $119 Pepitone, Joe Yankees $17 or Steiner $21 – Williams, Ted Red Sox Perez Steele JSA $175 – Faulk, Marshall (R) St Louis Rams JSA $ 85 Rozier, Mike (R) Nebraska or Heis Logo $ 55
Canseco, J ‘86 AL ROY, ‘88 MVP, Chemist$29 $49 Jenkins, Fergie Cubs w/‘71 CY MAB Holo $21 $45 Perry, Gaylord Giants HOF, Wins or K’s $23 $49 $359 Fouts, Dan (R) Chargers White 2-Bar TB
Williams, Ted Hit List 16x20 GD Holo JSA$229 $ 99 Ruettiger, Rudy (R) Notre Dame JSA $ 75
Canseco, Jose A’s w/1988 42 HRS/40 SB – $49 John, Tommy NY Yankees MLB Toned $15 $35 Piersall, Jim Mets “Backwards” JSA $25 –
Caray, Harry RONL Holy Cow Tone JSA – $349 Jones, Adam Orioles Just Minors Holo – $69 Piniella, Lou Dual Sweet & ROY Insc 16x20 $45 – Willis, Dontrelle Lojo Hologram (Reg $79) – $25 Fouts, Dan (S) Chargers White TB $ 109 Russell, Andy (R) Steelers 2X SB & 7X PB $ 55
Carlton, Steve Phillies $39, MLB or JSA $45 $59 Jones, Andruw 1996 WS w/Insc JSA – $59 Podres, J Brooklyn $23, w/’55 WS MVP JSA $27 – Wills, Maury Dodgers BB w/'62 NL MVP $19 $45 Fuqua, Frenchy (R) Steelers SB IX, X Champs $ 55 Sanders, Barry (R) Lions TB Schwartz or SS $ 175
Carter, Jimmy Pres OFC RONL JSA $179 $349 Jones, Chipper MLB $109 or Black JSA – $119 Powell, Boog O’s MBL w/1970 AL MVP $19 $45 Yankees Greats 16x20 70 Sigs Beckett $325– Gabbert, Blaine (S) Missouri (Reg $119) $ 49 Simms, Phil (R) Giants TB $ 89
Gaines, E. J. (S) Mizzou Tigers $ 45 Simpson, O.J. (R) Bills TB w/HOF JSA $ 149
George, Eddie (S) Ohio St JSA $115 Simpson, O.J. (R) USC w/Heisman ‘68 JSA $ 149
AUTHENTIC & PRO STYLE - CUSTOM STITCHED NON LICENSED JERSEYS George, Eddie (S) Titans Speed TB JSA $115 Sims, Billy (R) Heisman Logo w/’78 JSA $ 55
1961 NY Yankees Cooperstown TB 6 Sigs Boyer, Dierdorh, Dan Michigan w/CHOF or Cardinals HOF $109 Kerr, Steve Spurs TB w/’99 & ‘03 Champs $159 Rodgers, Johnny or Mike Rozier Nebraska w/Heis $ 99 Gerhart, Toby (R) Stanford Tri-Star Holo $ 39 Singletary, Mike (R) Bears w/HOF JSA $ 89
Kubek w/’57 ROY, Ed Chas Ford w/’61 CY, Coates, Ditka, Mike Chicago Bears TB JSA $109 Lacy, Eddie Alabama Lacy Holo $99 or Framed $225 Rodman, Dennis Bulls (Black, White or Red) JSA $109 Gifford, Frank (R) Giants TB $99 or w/HOF $ 109 Smith, Steve (R) USC w/2X Champs $ 35
Bill “Moose” Skowron & Bobby Richardson JSA $295 Doleman, Chris Vikings TB w/HOF JSA $ 99 Lloyd, Carli Team USA JSA $139 Rodman, Dennis Chicago Bulls Adidas Schwartz $159 Gohlston, Vernon (R) Ohio St $ 35 Smith, Troy (R) Ohio St (Heisman) $ 59
Adams, Davante Green Bay Packers JSA $119 Donovan, Art Baltimore Colts TB w/HOF JSA $129 Kramer, Jerry Packers 3/4 Slv TB HOF 2018 JSA $109 Rodriguez, Ivan $129 or J Gonzales Rangers JSA $ 95 Golic, Bob (R) Notre Dame PLC w/’77 NC $ 59 Spiller, C.J. (R) Clemson JSA $65, (S) PSA $ 69
Amukamura, Prince Nebraska w/Blackshirts $ 79 Drake, Kenyan Miami Dolphins Schwartz Holo $109 Kosar, Bernie Miami Hurricanes TB JSA $109 Roenick, Jeremy Blackhawks or Flyers JSA $139 Grant, Ryan (R) Notre Dame $ 29 Stafford, Matthew (R) UGA $99 or Lions $ 109
Anderson, Ken Bengals TB w/’81 NFL MVP $109 Drexler, Clyde Houston Rockets or Cougars JSA $125 Laettner, Christian Duke or Olympic Team USA JSA $ 99 Rogers, George So. Carolina w/’80 Heisman JSA $109 Griese, Bob (R) Dolphins Leaf $ 85 Starr, Bart (R) Alabama TB Steiner $299
Anderson, Morton Michigan State Radtke Holo $ 99 Drexler, Clyde Adidas Swingman Rockets PSA $169 Lamonica, Daryl Oakland Raiders JSA $109 Rose, Pete Reds TB w/4256 Insc PSA/DNA $169 Griffin, Archie (R) Ohio St w/74-75 Steiner $ 89 Staubach, Roger (R) Dallas 2-Bar TB JSA $159
Guy, Ray (R) Raiders w/HOF 2014 $ 55 Stephenson, Dwight (R) Dolphins HOF $ 55
Archibald, Nate w/HOF or Paul Silas Celtics JSA$109 Dyson, Kevin Titans MCM Insc or Utah (Reg $199) $ 99 Langer, Jim Miami Dolphins TB Beckett $ 95 Russell, Andy Steelers TB $99 or w/SB IX & X $109 Ham, Jack (R) Steelers w/HOF JSA $ 69 Sullivan, Pat (R) Heis Logo ‘71 Beckett $ 99
Bavaro, Mark NY Giants JSA $109 Eller, Carl Vikings TB w/HOF JSA $109 Largent, Steve Seahawks TB JSA $119 Russell, Bill Boston Celtics PSA or Russell Holo $329 Hanburger, Chris (R) Redskins TB w/HOF $ 59 Switzer, Barry (S) Dallas Cowboys $ 99
Baker, Terry Oregon TB w/’62 Heisman JSA $129 Eruzione, Mike Team USA Miracle Name Plate JSA $139 Larsen, Don NY Yankees Road JSA $ 99 Ryan, Nolan Rangers Majestic MLB Holo $299
Barney, Lem Detroit Lions TB w/HOF JSA $ 99 Esiason, Boomer Maryland Terps JSA $109 Leinart, Matt USC $99, ‘04 Heis $125, AZ Eqt $ 39 Rypien, Mark Redskins TB w/SB XXVI MVP JSA $119 Hanratty, Harris,
Terry (R) ND PLC w/’66 Champs $ 55 Tannehill, Ryan (R) Miami $39, Texas A&M $ 75
Franco (R) Steelers JSA $139 Tarkenton, Fran (S) Vikings TB JSA $109
Barron, Mark or Dre Kirkpatrick ALA (Reg $199) $ 79 Esposito, Phil Boston Bruins or NY Rangers JSA $149 Lewis, Ray Baltimore Ravens JSA $189 Saberhagen, Bret KC Royals JSA $119 Heisman Trophy (S) 10 Sigs w/Insc BAS $ 259 Taylor, Charley (R) Redskins TB w/HOF $ 49
Barry, Rick Golden St or ABA Nets w/HOF $109 Ferragamo, Vince Nebraska TB JSA $109 Lilly, Bob HOF Dallas TB JSA or TCU w/CHOF $109 Sanders, Barry Oklahoma State Tri-Star $325
Bartowski, Steve Cal Bears TB JSA $ 99 Flutie, Doug Boston College JSA $129 Little, Floyd Denver TB $109, w/HOF or Franchise $119 Sanders, Deion Dallas Cowboys JSA $159 Henry, Derrick (R) Titans or Alabama SS $109 Taylor, Tyrod (R) Bills (Reg $109)
Henry, Derrick (S) ALA ’15 Heisman SS $139 Texas Heisman (R) Campbell/Williams JSA $ 119
$ 39
Bates, Bill Dallas w/3X SB Champs JSA $ 99 Fryar, Irving $89 or John Hannah Patriots TB JSA $109 Mann, Charles Redskins JSA $119 Sayers, Gale Chicago Bears TB JSA $149 Holmes, Santonio (R) Ohio State $ 55 Theismann, Joe (R) Notre Dame Insc $ 79
Bavaro, Mark NY Giants TB JSA $125 Garvey, Steve LA Dodgers JSA $115 Manning, Eli NY Giants or Ole Miss Steiner $299 Scott, Charlie UNC Tarheels JSA $125
Beasley, Cole Dallas Cowboys JSA (Reg $199) $ 89 George, Eddie Ohio St Stat JSA $139 Manziel, Johnny Texas A&M w/Heisman JSA $ 99 Shaw, Billy GA Tech Radtke Hologram $ 99 Hornung, PaulPaul (S) Heisman or ND w/Insc $ 79 Theismann, Joe (R) Redskins w/’83 MVP JSA $ 79
Beckham, Odell Jr. Giants $89, LSU Tigers JSA $159 Giacomin, Ed NY Rangers w/HOF JSA $129 Marchetti, Gino Baltimore Colts TB JSA $109 Shell, Donnie Steelers TB w/4X SB Champs $109 Hornung, (R) Packers TB w/HOF $ 79 Tittle, Y.A. (R) NY Giants TB w/HOF $ 89
Bellino, Joe Navy TB w/’60 Heisman $109 Gilmore, Artis Spurs, Bulls or KY Colonels HOF JSA $109 Marino, Dan OFC Dolphins Wilson 343 Patch UDA $375 Sims, Billy or Steve Owens Oklahoma U w/Heis $ 99 Hyde, Carlos (R) Ohio State JSA
Ingram, Mark (R) Saints Ingram Holo
$ 59 Tittle, Y.A. (R) San Fran Giants 2-Bar TB HOF $ 79
$ 39 Ward, Hines (R) Steelers or Georgia JSA $115
Bench, Johnny Reds TB w/HOF JSA $189 Glavine, Tom Atlanta Braves JSA $139 Mariota, Marcus Titans or Oregon Mariota Holo $169 Simms, Phil NY Giants TB JSA $119 Jacoby, Joe (R) Redskins (Hogs) $ 45 Weinke, Chris (R) Florida St Heisman JSA $ 69
Berrios, Braxton Miami Canes Berrios Holo $ 79 Gooden, Doc NY Mets or Stat $99 or ’86 WSC $109 Mariota, Marcus Titans Nike Rep Fanatics $189 Singletary, Mike Baylor or Bears w/HOF JSA $109 Jarrett, Dwayne (R) USC $25 or w/RB MVP $ 29 White, Charles (S) '79 Heisman Logo $ 49
Bethea, Elvin Oilers TB w/HOF & 8X Pro Bowl $ 99 Gordon, Melvin Chargers Radtke Holo $169 Mariota, Marcus Oregon Nike LTD Mariota Holo $219 Smith, Emmitt Dallas White Smith Holo $275
Biletnikoff, Fred FSU/Raiders HOF, SB MVP Stat $109 Green, A.J. $139 or Justin Houston Georgia JSA $119 Martin, Doug Tampa Bay Bucs (Reg $199) $ 69 Smoltz, John Braves Navy or White TB JSA $139 Johnson, Derrick (R) U. Texas $ 45 White, Jason (S) Oklahoma/Heis ‘03 $ 55
Bing, Dave Syracuse TB MAB Hologram $119 Greene, Joe Steelers TB w/HOF JSA $185 Maynard, Don $109 or Joe Klecko Jets TB JSA $ 99 Solo, Hope Custom $89 or Nike Dry-Fit $ 99 Jones, Cardale (S) Ohio St ‘14 Ntl Champs $ 69 White, Randy (R) Dallas HOF & Co SB MVP $ 69
Bird, Larry Celtics Pro Style JSA $259 Griese, Bob Dolphins TB JSA $129 or Leaf $119 McCaffery, Christian Stanford JSA $109 Stafford, Matthew Georgia $139 or Nike Premier $149 Jones, Ed (R) Dallas w/”Too Tall” JSA $ 55 Williams, Doug (R) Skins SBMVP,Champs $ 109
Bird, Larry Celtics Adidas Swingman Bird Holo $289 Grimm, Russ Redskins TB w/HOF 2010 JSA $119 McDermott, Doug Creighton JSA $109 Stenerud, Jan KC Chiefs w/HOF ‘91 JSA $ 89 Jurgenson, Sonny
Sonny (R) Redskins TB HOF JSA $125 Williams, Ricky (R) Heisman Logo MM $ 75
Bleier, Rocky Steelers or Stat, w/Insc $ 99 Gurley, Todd Georgia Bulldogs Black JSA $139 McElroy, Greg $89 or Courtney Upshaw Alabama $109 Sutter, Bruce Cubs TB $109, w/Dual HOF & CY JSA $119 Jurgenson, (S) Skins Spear HOF BAS $ 115 Winslow, Kellen (R) SD TB w/HOF/5X PB $ 59
Boggs, Wade $119 or Fred Lynn Red Sox JSA $109 Haley, Charles Dallas Thanksgiving JSA $109 McGhee, Willis Miami Hurricanes JSA $109 Switzer, Barry Oklahoma TB Schwartz Holo $109 Kelly, Jim (R) Buffalo Bills w/HOF Steiner $129 Winston, Jameis (S) FLA St Winston Holo $119
Bosworth, Brian Seahawks JSA $139 Ham, Jack PSU, Steelers $119, Stat w/HOF $129 McMahon, Jim Chicago Bears TB JSA $129 Tannehill, Ryan Texas A&M Tannehill Holo $109 Kelly, Leroy (R) Browns TB w/HOF $ 59 Wright, Kendall (S) Baylor Bears $ 39
Bourque, Ray Bruins, Av’s, Team Canada JSA $149 Hanburger, Chris or Jeff Bostic Redskins TB JSA $ 109 Mixon, Joe Bengals JSA $109 Taylor, Jason Miami Dolphins TB JSA $119 Kirkpatrick, Dre (S) ALA ‘11 Champs $ 49 Young, Vince (R) Texas $65, (S) Texas JSA $ 69
Bradshaw, Terry Steelers JSA $239 Hannah, John Alabama Embd Stat w/CHOF JSA $ 99 Montana, Joe ND or SF TB Montana or JSA Holo $209 Taylor, Lawrence NY Giants or UNC Tar Heels JSA $149 Lacy, Eddie (S) Alabama 2012 NC #15 $ 69 Zorich, Chris (R) Notre Dame PLC 2X AA $ 49
Branch, Cliff or Jim Otto Raiders w/HOF JSA $ 99 Harvin, Percy Florida Gators Harvin Hologram $ 99 Moon, Warren Houston Oilers TB JSA $119 Taylor, Tyrod Buffalo Bills (Reg $219) $ 59
Brock, Lou Cardinals TB JSA
Brown, Marquise Oklahoma Sooners JSA
$149 Haywood, Spencer Seattle Super Sonics TB JSA $109 Morgan, Joe $179 or Barry Larkin Reds TB JSA $139 Theismann, Joe Redskins w/MVP JSA
$109 Henry, Derrick Alabama or Titans SS/Henry Holo $149 Munoz, Anthony Bengals JSA $129, w/HOF BAS $139 Thomas, Frank White Sox Gray or Black JSA
$109
$139
HISTORICAL PHOTOS, CHECKS, BOOKS
Brown, Willie or Ray Guy Raiders w/HOF JSA $109 Henry, Derrick Titans Navy New Style JSA $169 Murphy, Dale Braves (White or Lt. Blue TB) JSA $119 Thomas, Thurman Buffalo Bills TB JSA $129 Anderson, Clarence “Bud” WWII P-51 Mustang Ace Pilot 16 Kills 8x10 JSA $ 79
Bruce, Isaac Rams TB JSA $ 99 Hernandez, Keith Mets or St Louis Cardinals JSA $109 Murray, DeMarco Tenn Titans Murray Holo $ 79 Tittle, Y.A. NY Giants TB or Stat w/HOF JSA $109 Apollo 11 Flight Directors 3 Sig Gene Kranz, Chris Kraft & G. Griffin 8x10 JSA $ 219
Bryant, Dez Oklahoma St PSA $199 or Dallas JSA $129 Hill, Tyreek KC Chiefs JSA (Reg $229) $119 Newsome, Ozzie Cleve Browns TB w/HOF JSA $129 Tomlinson, Ladainian TCU LT & PSA Dual Holo $159 Apollo 11 Flight Directors 4 Sig G. Kranz, C. Kraft, G. Lunney, G. Griffin 8x10 JSA $ 259
Bryant, Martavis Raiders JSA $ 75 Holmes, Santonio OSU $89, Steelers Reebok EQT$ 99 Newton, Cam Carolina Panthers JSA $199 Trammell, Alan Tigers (Motor City Jersey Front) JSA$129 Apollo 13 Flight Directors 3 Sig Gene Kranz, Chris Kraft & G. Griffin 8x10 JSA $ 219
Bucyk, Johnny Bruins w/HOF & 556 Goals JSA $119 Holtz, Lou ND ‘88 Natl Champs Embd JSA $159 Nicks, Hakeem UNC Tar Heels JSA $ 99 UNC ‘16-’17 National Champs 4 Sigs K. Meeks, Apollo 13 Flight Directors 4 Sig G. Kranz, C. Kraft, G. Lunney, G. Griffin 8x10 JSA $ 279
Bunning, Jim Detroit Tigers TB w/HOF JSA $109 Hopkins, DeAndre Clemson JSA or Texans Tri Star $119 Noel, Nerlens Kentucky Nike Hyper Elite $ 99 I. Hicks, N. Britt & S. White (Seniors) JSA $169 Aust, Abner, Col. Last WWII Ace Pilot Iwo Jima w/7/16/45 8x10 JSA $ 79
Butkus, Dick Chicago Bears or Illinois JSA $159 Hornung, Paul Packers Reg or 3/4 Sleeve TB HOF $109 Okafor, Jahlil Duke (White/Blue/Black) $ 89 Vermeil, Coach Dick Eagles TB w/80 NFC Champs $ 89 Bush,George W Decision Points Bookplate - PSA Encapsulated $ 199
Campbell, Earl Houston Oilers TB $129 or w/HOF $139 Howe, Gordie Redwings Reebok Premiere JSA $349 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston Rockets JSA $159 Vermeil, Coach Dick Rams TB w/SB Champs $ 89 Cole, R.E. (Richard) Doolittle Raiders WWII Co-Pilot USS Hornet 8x10 PSA
Campbell, RK Bob WWII Battle Of Midway Pilot 8x10 (Last Survivor) JSA
$ 79
$ 149
Cappelletti, John Penn State w/’73 Heisman JSA $119 Hull, Bobby Blackhawks HOF JSA (Red or Black) $139 Ovechkin, Alex Capitals Alternate Blue JSA $259 Vick, Michael Virginia Tech JSA $129 Carter, Jimmy Pres OFC RONL BB $375 or Henry Kissinger MLB JSA $ 249
Chelios, Chris Blackhawks, Grant Fuhr Oilers JSA $129 Hull, Brett St Louis Blues $159 or w/HOF JSA $169 Peppers, Jabrill Cleveland $79 or Michigan JSA $119 Walls, Wesley Ole Miss TB w/CHOF Radtke Holo $ 99 Cox, L.D. or Ed Harrell WWII 1945 USS Indianapolis Survivor 8x10 JSA $ 69
Chubb, Nick Cleveland Browns or Georgia JSA $129 Hyde, Carlos Ohio St $99 or San Fran 49’ers JSA $ 59 Perry, William Chicago Bears JSA $109 Walton, Bill UCLA, Portland, Clippers or Stat w/HOF $109 Crandell, Bruce Vietnam Medal of Honor Ia Drang LX XRAY w/Snake 8x9 PSA $ 139
Clark, Dwight San Francisco ‘49ers TB JSA $149 Issel, Dan Kentucky Wildcats or Colonels JSA $ 99 Peterson, Patrick or Tyrann Mathieu LSU JSA $109 Ward, Hines Georgia or Steelers Reg or Stat JSA $149 Czypionka, Jorg WWII ME-262 Luftwaffe Pilot 8x10 JSA $ 109
Coker, Jake Alabama Bama Authentics Holo $ 99 Jackson, Lamar Ravens or Louisville JSA $175 Piniella, Lou Cubs $125, NYY or Royals w/Insc JSA$135 Ware, Andre Houston Cougars TB JSA $109 Doolittle Raiders WWII 4 Sig R.E. Cole, T. Griffin, E. Saylor, D. Thatcher 8x10 JSA $ 199
Cooper, Amari Alabama or Dallas JSA $139 Jackson, Reggie or Don Mattingly NYY JSA $195 Plunkett, Jim Raiders Wilson JSA $119 Watkins, Sammy Clemson Tigers JSA $119 Erwin, Louis Kay’d WWII 1943-45 Indianapolis Survivor C-35 8x10 JSA $ 69
Cooper, Riley or Matt Jones Florida Gators JSA $ 79 Jackson, Ricky Saints JSA $99 or Willie Roaf Leaf $ 85 Purple People Eaters Vikings 4 Sig PPE Hologram $189 Webb, Spud Atlanta Hawks TB JSA $ 99 Ferencz, Ben WWII Nurenberg Trials Prosecutor Color 8x10 $109 or B&W JSA $ 119
Cousins, DeMarcus Kentucky Wildcats JSA $175 Jaworski, Ron Eagles TB JSA $ 99 Pyle, Artimus Alabama w/Lynyrd Skynyrd West, Jerry LA Lakers TB JSA $175 Ferrier, Harry WWII 1942 Battle of Midway Flight Crew Plan 8x10 JSA $ 139
Craig, Jim Team USA (Miracle N Plate) Gold JSA $159 Johnson, Larry UNLV Rebels JSA $119 Sweet Home Alabama R&R HOF Ltd Ed 10 JSA $199 White, Randy Dallas TB w/HOF or Co SB MVP $109 Gackenbach, Russell WWII B-29 Navigator Nagasaki 8x10 JSA $ 119
Craig, Roger Nebraska TB Craig Holo $109 Johnson, Magic Lakers or Team USA Beckett $159 Plye, A. Lynyrd Skynyrd ALA w/Sweet Home JSA $175 Williams, Billy $119 or Fergie Jenkins Cubs TB JSA $109 Gibson, Robert “Hoot” NASA Astronaut/Pilot 8x10 JSA $ 79
Cromwell, Nolan or Henry Ellard LA Rams TB JSA $ 99 Johnson, Magic Lakers Adidas SSG & Beckett $199 Recchi, Mark Boston Bruins TB JSA $149 Williams, Ricky Texas w/HT ‘98 Insc Tri-Star $119 Gimlin, Bob Patterson/Gimlin Bigfoot Film 8x10 PSA
Goebel, Bob signed WWII Double Ace Pilot 8x10 P-51, 11 Kills JSA
$ 125
$ 59
Crow, John David Texas A&M w/’57 Heisman JSA $149 Johnston, Daryl “Moose” or Bill Bates TB Dallas $ 99 Reed, Andre Bills TB $89, w/HOF or 7X PB JSA $ 99 Wilkins, Dominique Atlanta Hawks JSA $119 Gorbachev, Mikhail USSR/Soviet Union OFC MLB JSA Full LOA $ 375
Darvish, Yu Rangers Majestic MLB Holo $149 Joiner, Charlie $99 or Ron Mix Chargers TB JSA $ 89 Rice, Jerry Miss Valley St, San Fran TB JSA/R.H. $175 Winfield, Dave $125 or Dave Righetti NYY JSA $109 Guarnere, Wild Bill WWII 8x10 E CO 101st Band Brothers France 1944 PSA $ 99
Davis, Corey Titans or W. Michigan JSA $109 Jones, Cardale or Troy Smith Ohio State JSA/PSA $ 99 Rice, Tony Notre Dame TB w/’88 Champs $ 99 Winslow, Kellen $99 or Ron Mix Chargers JSA $ 89 Guarnere, Wild Bill & Babe Hefron 8.5x11 Band of Brothers 506 E Co. JSA $ 139
Dawkins, Brian Philadelphia Eagles JSA $149 Justice, Dave Braves or NYY WS Champs JSA $119 Ripken, Cal Jr. Orioles Pro Style JSA $259 Winston, Jameis Florida St (Heisman) Winston Holo $159 Haise, Fred Apollo 13 NASA L.M. Pilot w/Aim High 8x10 JSA $ 119
Dawson, Andre or Mark Grace Cubs TB JSA $115 Kaline, Al Detroit Tigers TB w/HOF JSA $139 Rison, Andre Mich St $99 or Falcons w/Bad Moon $109 Woodson, Darren Dallas Cowboys JSA $ 89 Hill, Clint signed Secret Service JFK Dallas Motorcade 8x10 11-22-63 PSA $ 89
Dawson, Dermonti Steelers TB or Stat w/HOF $ 99 Kamara, Alvin $149 or Michael Thomas Saints JSA $129 Robertson, Oscar KC Royals or Cinn Bearcats PSA $195 Woodson, Rod Steelers $109, Stat or w/HOF $119 Irzyk, General Albin F. WWII Patton’s 3rd Armored Div 8x10 JSA $ 149
Deberg, Steve K.C. Chiefs TB JSA $ 99 Kaminsky, Frank Wisconsin $99 or w/POY Insc $109 Robertson, O MIL Mitch & Ness ’71 Champs PSA $259 Young, Steve SF or SF SB Shadow JSA (Reg $299) $179 Johnson, Harry Major signed 1943 Pappy Boyington’s Black Sheep 8x10 JSA $ 69
Dickerson, Eric SMU w/Insc $119, Pony Exp 3-Sig $179 Kelly, Jim Bills, Canes or Gamblers TB JSA/BAS $149 Robinson, Brooks Orioles w/HOF JSA $139 Young, Vince Texas w/Nat’l Champs Insc JSA $119 Jones, Lynn WWII 1942-43 Flying Tigers P-40 Ace Pilot China 8x10 JSA $ 79
Kraft, Chris $119, Gene Kranz, G. Griffin Apollo Flight Directors 8x10 JSA/PSA $ 99
Kraft, Christopher & Gerald Griffin Dual Sig Apollo 13 Flight Directors 8x10 JSA $ 139
BATS - NON & ENGRAVED VINTAGE, GAME MODEL & GAME USED Lovell, James (Jim) NASA Apollo 13 Astronaut 8x10 JSA
Marm, Walter Col. Vietnam Ia Drang Medal of Honor (Nov 14-16 1965) 8x10 JSA $ 89
$ 199
1961 NY Yankees WS Champs Cooperstown Eng 9 Sigs $ 249 Canseco, Jose (R) ROY $99, w/MVP, ROY, 42 HR-40 SB $ 109 Kaline, Al (R) Non-Eng Blonde w/Mr Tiger JSA ITP $ 139 McGee, Charles E 1944 WWII Tuskegee Airmen 8x10 Photo 302 PSA/JSA $ 79
1977 NY Yankees WS “Glory” Cooperstown Eng 12 Sigs $ 225 Clark, Jack (R) Non-Eng Black w/Ripper JSA $ 79 Klesko, Ryan Old Hickory Engraved Pro Model (Reg $199) $ 99 Mendonsa, George & Rita Kissing Sailor Times Sq 8x10 /VJ Day 8/14-45 PSA $ 199
1986 Boston AL Champs Cooperstown Eng 19 Sigs $ 199 Crawford, Carl (R) Non-Eng Black MLB Holo $ 89 Kubek, Tony (R) Non-Eng 1958-1961-1962 WS Champs JSA $ 129 Overstreet, Bill WWII P-51 Ace Pilot/Eiffel Tower Chase 8x10 JSA $ 69
1996 NY Yankees WS Champs Cooperstown Eng 12 Sigs $ 225 Dawson, Andre (LS) Louisville Non-Eng Black JSA $ 119 Lagares, Juan (R) Engraved $79 or Non-Engraved $ 69 Plumley, Basil 1965 Vietnam Ia Drang LX X-RAY 8x10 JSA $ 109
Hall of Fame 50th Anv Logo (R) 26 Sigs Aaron, Mays, Yaz, Giambi, Jason (R) Non-Eng w/AL MVP 2000 (Reg. $229) $ 99 Leonard, Walter F. Buck (LS/H&B) Eng 125 Lted 3/15 BAS $ 179 Sanza, Francis WWII 8x10 (General Patton’s Jeep Driver 3rd Army) JSA $ 79
Koufax, Musial, Reggie, Catfish, Ford, etc. Beckett LOA $ 1495 Gonzalez, Juan Juan (R) Non-Eng w/96-98 MVP Insc Reg $149 $ 89 Molitor, Paul (R) Non w/93 WS Champs Insc (Reg $179) BAS $ 129 Schulze, Kurt WWII German ME-109 Luftwaffe Pilot KG2 8x10 JSA $ 99
Berra, Yogi Louisville Slugger Model 125 Mini Bat JSA Holo $ 139 Gonzalez, Adirondack Rangers Model Game Used
Grace, Mark (R) Non-Eng 4 Stat 4XGG, ‘01 WSC JSA
$ 195
$ 139 Piniella, “Sweet” Lou (R) Non-Eng w/’69 ROY Insc JSA $ 119 Stratton,
Sweeney,
Donald WWII Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Survivor 12/7/41 8x10 JSA $ 69
Charles & Charles Aubury WWII Boxcar Nagasaki Pilots 8x10 JSA $ 275
Boggs, Wade (R) Non-Eng w/HOF Beckett Holo $ 119 Heyward, Jason (Full Sig) (R) Non-Eng-Black Leaf Holo $ 119 Robinson, Brooks (R) Non-Eng (Ash or Black) w/HOF BAS$ 119 Tibbetts, Paul WWII Enola Gay Pilot Hiroshima Bomb 8/6/45 8x10 JSA $ 179
Boggs, Wade (R) Non-Eng Dual HOF & 3010 Hits BAS $ 129 Howard, Frank (Adirondack) Non-Eng w/4 Stat Insc $ 89 Robinson, Brooks (LS/H&B) Eng Model 125 w/HOF BAS $ 179 Van Kirk, Dutch WWII Enola Gay Navigator Hiroshima 8/6/45 8x10 JSA $ 129
Boggs, W (R) Non 4 Stats HOF/3010/95 WSC/5X BAS $ 149 Jackson, Austin (R) Non-Engraved Steiner $ 69 Robinson, B Cooperstown Orange Career Stat, Mr Oriole $ 199 Vejtasa, Stanley “Swede” 1942 Battle Coral Sea Shoho Vintage 8x10 PSA $ 159
Brosius, Scott (R) Eng w/’98 WS MVP Insc (Reg. $225) $ 99 Jones, Chipper (R) Non-Eng Blonde $225, w/HOF ‘18 JSA $ 259 Thomas, F (R) Big Stick Non-Eng $125, w/Big Hurt JSA $ 139 Williams, Hershel WWII 8x10 Medal Honor Iwo Jima 2/3/45 JSA $ 79
Bruce, Jay (R) Non-Eng Blonde Just Minors Holo $ 79 Justice, David (R) Non-Eng Blk w/2000 WS Champs JSA $ 119 Thome, Jim Louisville Slugger (Blonde or Black) JSA $ 149 Whittle, George M.D. 1937 Hindenburg Disaster Witness Vintage 8x10 JSA $ 69

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FOOTBALL 8x10’s, 16x20’s, MAGS
8x10 16x20 8x10 16x20
FOOTBALLS
Tagliabue Beckett Holo $ 159 Lewis, Jamal Ravens Logo w/SB Champs (Bleed) $ 39
BASKETBALL PHOTOS
2012 KY Wildcats Natl Champs 16x20 6 Sigs A. Davis,
Wild Bill Guarnere - WWll
Band Of Brothers - JSA

BASKETBALLS
Lynyrd Skynyrd - JSA

1973 Knicks NBA Champs OFC 6 Sigs DeBusschere,

Akers, David Eagles SB XXXIX God Bless $23
Allen, Marcus Raiders $55 or w/HOF – $59
Anderson, Ken Bengals (3 Poses) $21
Anderson, Otis Giants SB XXI, Cardinals $19 $29
Arenas, Javier Alabama Arenas Holo $19
Barnett, Derek Tennessee Vols $59, PSA $65
Barney, Lem or Yale Lary Lions w/HOF $19
Barrett, J.T. Ohio State JSA $69
Bartkowski, Steve Falcons or Cal Bears $29 $45
Baugh, Sammy Redskins JSA $59
Baughan, Maxie Eagles w/’60 Champs $21
Beasley, Cole Cowboys JSA (Reg $69) $29
Bednarik, Chuck Eagles 8.5x11 Topps $29
Bergey, Bill Philadelphia Eagles – $39
Berry, Raymond Baltimore Colts HOF $29 $45
Bell, Bobby KC Chiefs w/HOF $23
Bellino, Joe Navy w/'60 Heisman $25
Bethea, Antione $17, Dominic Rhodes Colts $ 10
Bethea, Elvin Oilers w/HOF $19
Biletnikoff, Fred Raiders (HOF/SB MVP) $25
Boozer, Emerson Jets $15, w/Matt Snell $23
Bostic, Jeff Skins Hogs & 3X SB Champs $25
Bowden, Bobby Florida St (3 Poses) $39 $49
Bowe, Dwayne or Ruben Randle LSU $15
Bradshaw, Terry Steelers JSA or BAS – $119
Brown, Jim Cleveland Browns JSA $109
Brown, Roosevelt Giants w/HOF (Dec) $25
Brown, Tim Raiders, Notre Dame Tri-Star $45
Brown, Willie Raiders $21
Bruce, Isaac Rams $25 or w/PSA $29
Bryant, Dez Dallas Cowboys JSA $59
Bulger, Marc Rams Bulger Holo $15 $19
Bush, Michael or Stefan Lefors Louisville $12
Bush, Reggie USC Sports Ill’dBush Holo – $49
Butkus, Dick Chicago Bears w/HOF Tri-Star $79
Byner, Earnest or Greg Pruitt Browns $19
Campbell, Earl Texas Heis or Oilers HOF $45 $65
Campbell, Jason or Carlos Rogers Auburn$19 $35
Carmichael, Harold Eagles $19 $39
Carter, Anthony Michigan $23
Cason, Antoine Arizona Wild Cats Tri-Star $17
Cassady, Hopalong Ohio St 55 Heis JSA $69
Cooper, Amari ALA 11x14 $69 JSA $59 $89
Cooper, Amari Alabama SI 8-18-14 JSA $89
Couch, Tim or Andre Woodson Kentucky $17
Cromartie, Antonio FSU $21 or NY Jets $17
Crowder, Channing Gators $10, Miami $ 5
Dale, Carroll or Bob Long Packers $13
Dalton, Andy TCU Dalton Holo $39, PSA $45
Dawkins, Brian Philadelphia Eagles JSA $75
DeLamielleure, Joe Bills w/HOF $19
Detmer, Koy Colorado Tri-Star $15
Ditka, Mike Bears SB XX Carryoff JSA $55
Donovan, Art Baltimore Colts w/HOF – $45
Dooley, Vince UGA Matted JSA $89 or $69
Dudley, “Bullett Bill” Steelers w/HOF ‘66 – $49
Dungy, Tony Colts SB XLI Carry Off Steiner $35
Duper, Mark “Super” Dolphins $17
Dyson, K Titans w/MCM & AFC Champs $25 $39
Ertz, Zach $55 or Toby Gerhart Stanford $21
Fairley, Nick or Jason Campbell Auburn $21 $35
Fargas, Justin USC $12 or Raiders $5
Faulk, Marshall Rams or San Diego St $55 $69
Favre, Brett GB SBXXI ’95, ‘96, ‘97 MVP $99
Favre, Brett Packers ’95, ‘96, ‘97 MVP $99
Flacco, Joe Ravens JSA (Reg $129) $59
Flores, Tom Raiders (Player Pose) $19
Flutie, Doug Boston College 11x14 Litho – $25
Fournette, Leonard LSU Tigers JSA – $79
Francis, Russ New England Patriots $21
Gabbert, Blaine or Kony Ealy Mizzou $19
Gaffney, Jabar Florida Gators $10
George, Eddie Tennessee Oilers $55
Germaine, Joe or Billy Price Ohio State $21
Gifford, Frank Giants 16x20 $75 or HOF – $85
Ginn, Ted Jr. Ohio State
Glenn, Terry Ohio State JSA
$39
$45
Gonzalez, Tony Falcons (2 Poses) JSA
Gordon, Melvin 2014 SI Badgers JSA
– $129
$79
Gradishier, Randy Broncos or Ohio State $21
Grant, Ryan Packers (Reg. $59) $10
Green, A.J. Georgia Bulldogs JSA $69 $89
Greene, David U. Georgia Bulldogs $23
Griffin, Archie Ohio St ‘74-’75 Heis JSA $75
Griffin, Robert III Baylor (Heisman) JSA $59
Grogan, Steve New England Patriots $17 $25
Guy, Ray Raiders $19 or w/HOF $25
Haley, Charles San Fran 49’ers GTSM – $49
Ham, Jack Steelers w/HOF $35
Hampton, D Bears HOF, SB Champs JSA – $49
Hanburger, Chris Skins $24, w/HOF $29
Hanks, Darius or Marquis Maze Ala $13
Hannah, John Alabama w/Roll Tide $35
Hanratty, Terry Notre Dame w/’66 NC $23
Harper, Alvin UT or Dallas SB Champs $17
Harris, Tommie Oklahoma w/Lombardi $19 $29
Harvin, Percy $15 or Louis Murphy Gators $10
Hawk, A.J. Ohio State
Henry, Derrick Alabama 11x14 $79 or $69 $85
$37
Henry, Derrick Tenessee Titans Tri-Star $69 $85
Henry, Travis or James Stewart U. Tenn $17
Hill, Tony or Everson Walls Dallas $19
Holtz, Lou Notre Dame JSA – $99
Hornung, Paul Packers (16x20 w/HOF) $35 $49
Holmes, Santonio Ohio St or Steelers $24 $35
Hooker, Malik or Sam Hubbard Ohio St $45
Huff, Sam Redskins or Giants $23
Hyde, Carlos Browns $25 or Ohio St $39
Ingram, Mark ALA $35 or Saints MI Holo $25 $35
Ingram, Mark ALA SI 11/30/09 Tri-Star $45
James, Edgerrin Arizona Cardinals $19
Jarrett, Dwayne USC or Panthers $12 $19
Jaworski, Ron Eagles $29 or w/JSA $37 $55
Johnson, Billy “White Shoes” Oilers $19
Johnson, Brad Bucs SB XXXVII, Florida St $25
Johnson, Derrick Texas Tri-Star $19
Johnson, Duke Browns (Reg $49)
Johnson, Pepper NY Giants Steiner
$19
$23
Johnson, Rudi or Deltha O'Neal Bengals $10 $19
Joiner, Charlie Chargers w/HOF
Jones, Adam Pacman West VA
Jones, Cardell Ohio State (Natl Champs)$39
Jones, Ed “Too Tall”, Dallas Cowboys
$19
$19
$23
Jurgensen, Sonny Redskins w/HOF
Kelly, B ND Matted 3 Photo (12x24) SS $89
$79 $95
Kelly, Jim Buffalo Bills JSA $75
Kelly, LeRoy Cleveland Browns w/HOF $23
Kiick, Jim Miami w/’72 Perf Season/17-0 – $45
Kilmer, Billy Redskins (16x20 w/Insc) $19 $45
Kinny, Erron or John Thornton Titans $10
Kirkpatrick, Dre $19 or Mark Barron Ala $15
Klecko, Joe $21 or Emerson Boozer Jets $15
Klingler, David Houston Cougars Tri-Star $23
Kosar, Bernie Cleveland Browns JSA
Kramer, J Packers HOF w/Lombardi JSA $59
Kuechenberg, Bob Dolphins w/17-0
$49
$19
Lacy, Eddie Alabama (2 Poses) PSA $35
Lambert, Jack Steelers w/HOF L. Holo $85
Lane, Fred Panthers (Deceased) $10
Larry, Yale Detroit Lions w/HOF $19
– Lattimore, Marshon Ohio State JSA $39 – Alstott, Mike OFC NFL Duke Beckett Holo $139 Little, Floyd Wilson NFL Rep w/HOF $ 79 M. Kidd-Gilcrist, D. Lamb, M. Teague, T. Jones $ 159 Bradley, Frazier, Monroe, Reed, Holzman UDA/JSA $ 549
Lattner, Johnny Notre Dame w/‘53 Heis. $25 – Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem Lakers 16x20 Online-Authentics $ 125
– Leak, Chris Gators w/06 Champs $19 – Ballard, Jake OFC Duke Steiner (Reg. $199) $ 69 Little, Floyd OFC Duke HOF $175, OFC Syracuse $ 159 Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem Wilson NCAA I/O Steiner $ 219
Leinart, Matt Arizona Leinart Holo $10 $15 Barney, Lem Lions Logo w/HOF & 7X PB $ 69 Lofton, James Buffalo Bills Logo w/HOF $ 75 Archibald, N Celtics $19, HOF $23, HOF/Top 50 8x10 $ 28 Anthony, Carmelo Wilson NCAA I/O Steiner $ 225
– Leinart, Matt USC (Heisman) L Holo $35 $49
Arcidiacono, Ryan Villanova ‘16 Natl Champs 8x10 SS $ 39 Arcidiacono, Ryan Villanova w/’16 Natl Champs $ 99
Baughan, Maxie Eagles Logo w/9X PB $ 69 Mann, Charles Skins Logo w/3X SB Champs $ 89 Arizin, Paul Philadelphia Warriors 8x10 w/HOF 1977 $ 25
– Levy, Marv Buffalo Bills w/HOF MAB $25 $39 Bavaro, Mark Notre Dame Logo w/Insc Steiner $109 Manning, Archie OFC NFL Duke Steiner $199 Barry, Rick NBA or ABA I/O $109 or 4-Stat Steiner $ 129
– Lewis, Ray Miami Hurricanes JSA $99 – Barnes, Rick Texas Longhorns/Tennessee Vols 8x10 $ 45 Boeheim, Jim NCAA I/O Steiner $ 109
– Lilly, Bob or Lee Roy Jordan Dallas $25 – Bennett, Martellus Texas A&M Logo $ 59 Manning, Eli OFC NFL Duke Steiner $339 Barry, Rick Warriors 8x10 $35 or 16x20 $49 or w/HOF $ 59
Bird, Larry Celtics 8x10 JSA $99, 16x20 Bird Holo/SS $ 139 Drexler, C NCAA I/O $119, Phi Slamma Jama $ 129
Little, Floyd Denver $29 or w/HOF $35 – Biletnikoff, Fred OFC Duke w/HOF GTSM Holo $129 Manningham, Mario OFC $89 or SB 46 SS $ 99 Erving, Julius “Dr. J” NBA I/O Beckett Hologram $ 209
– Little, Larry or Jim Langer Miami HOF $17 $35 Biletnikoff, Fred Raiders Logo, HOF & SB MVP $ 99 Mariota, Marcus NFL Rep $179 or OFC Duke $ 229 Brooks, Aaron or Carl Landry Houston Rockets 8x10 $ 10
– Calhoun, Jim U. Conneticut 8x10 $35 or 16x20 $ 45 Erving, Julius “Dr. J” ABA I/O JSA Witnessed $ 209
Lloyd, Greg Steelers w/5X Pro Bowl – $39 Bleier, Rocky Notre Dame Logo w/ ‘66 Natl Champs $ 75 McClain, Rolando OFC Duke SS (Reg $199) $ 69
– Long, Howie (R) Raiders NSD Holo $89 – Cousins, Demarcus Kentucky/Kings 11x17 JSA $ 69 Ewing, Patrick NBA I/O Steiner $ 275
– Bleier, Rocky OFC NFL Duke w/4X SB Champs SS $ 175 McCoy, Colt OFC Duke McCoy Holo (Reg $229) $ 109 Crum, Denny Louisville Cardinals Coaching 8x10 PSA $ 59 Frazier, Walt NBA I/O Steiner $ 109
LSU Natl Champs RB’s 3 Sig Cannon JSA – $99
Lyons, Marty Jets or ALA w/Roll Tide $23 – Bortles, Blake OFC Duke Steiner (Reg $299) $ 89 Moore, Lenny OFC NFL Duke or Tag. w/HOF JSA $139 Drexler, Clyde Portland Trailblazers 16x20 w/HOF $ 79 Garnett, Kevin Spalding NBA I/O Steiner $ 325
Mackey, John or Lenny Moore Colts HOF $19 – Bosa, Joey Wilson NFL Rep Schwartz Holo $ 99 Erving, Julius 76’ers 16x20 Matted (20x24) Steiner $ 149 Gervin, George I/O w/Iceman or HOF $ 109
– Moreno, Knowshon OFC NFL Duke KM Holo $ 59
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Majors, Johnny UT (1950’s Player) BAS $49 – Bowden, Bobby Florida St Logo $ 89 Moss, Santana OFC Duke Steiner (Reg. $229) $ 99 Frazier, Walt NY Knicks 8x10 JSA $ 59 Gilmore, Artis NBA I/O w/HOF & A-Train $ 99
– Manley, Dexter Skins $19, 2X SB Chps $23 – Butkus, Dick OFC Duke $199 or TB w/HOF $ 219 Gay, Rudy Huskies $29 or Chris Bosh Miami Heat 8x10 $ 35 Hayes, Elvin I/O $109 or w/HOF $ 119
Mann, Charles Washington Redskins $25 – Murray, DeMarco Titans Logo Murray Holo (Reg $149) $ 49 Gervin, George Spurs 8x10 $29, 16x20 Ice, HOF $ 49
– Clark, Dwight San Fran 49’ers Logo JSA $ 135 Newsome, Ozzie Browns Logo w/HOF JSA $ 75 Hayes, Elvin NCAA I/O w/Game of Century $ 119
– Manning, Archie Saints/Ole Miss Steiner $65 $79 Gilmore, Artis Bulls/Spurs/KY, Jax $25, 16x20 $ 45 Haywood, Spencer I/O w/4X All Star & HOF ‘15 $ 99
Manning, Eli Giants SB XLII Escape SS $129 – Clark, Dwight San Fran Logo “The Catch” JSA $ 145 Nicks, Hakeem Wilson NFL Rep $ 45 Givens, Jack “Goose” Kentucky 11x14 $ 59
– Clowney, Jadevon S.C. Gamecocks Logo SS $ 99 Howard, Dwight I/O TriStar Holo (Reg. $299) $ 109
– Manning, Peyton Colts Steiner (Reg $299) – $199 Osborne, Tom Wilson NCAA Rep Schwartz Holo $ 119 Green, A.C. Lakers 8x10 $25, Lakers or Suns Card $ 15
Marchetti, Gino Baltimore Colts w/HOF $21 – Coker, Jake Ala Logo w/2015 Natl Champs $ 89 Hardaway, Tim Miami Heat or Golden St Warriors 8x10 $ 25 Johnson, Larry NBA I/O w/’92 ROY $ 109
Pinkett, Allen Notre Dame Logo w/2X AA $ 59 Johnson, Magic NBA or NCAA I/O PSA/Schwartz $ 149
– Marino, Dan Miami Dolphins JSA $109 – Dalton, Andy OFC $179 or NFL Wilson WP BAS $ 109 Hayes, Elvin Cougars, Bullets 8x10 $35, 16x20 Insc $ 45
Marino, Dan ‘91 Athlon 13/100 FP UDA $159 – Rice, Tony ND Logo w/’88 Natl Champs $ 79 Hodges, Craig Chicago Bulls 8x10 $15 or 16x20 Insc $ 29 Kaminsky, Frank NBA, NCAA I/O, Badgers Logo $ 89
Mariota, Marcus Titans or Oregon $89 $109 Davis, Corey Tennessee Titans Logo JSA $ 89 Rison, Andre NFL Rep or Falcons w/Bad Moon $ 69 Kerr, Steve NBA I/O Schwartz Holo $ 119
– Dawson, Len OFC Duke TB MVP BAS $ 159 Johnson, Magic Lakers or Team USA JSA 8x10 $69, 16x20 $ 85
– Maryland, Russell Dallas w/3x SB $21 – Russell, Andy Steelers Logo w/SB & 7X PB $ 69 Jones, Sam Celtics 8x10 HOF $39, HOF& NBA 50 JSA $ 45 King, Bernard NBA I/O w/HOF Steiner $ 119
– Martin, Doug Boise State $25 – Ditka, Mike Wilson NFL Rep Schwartz $ 99 Rypien, Mark OFC SB XXVI w/SB MVP SS $ 199 Kaminsky, Frank Wisc/Hornets 8x10 $39, 16x20 $ 49 Knight, Bob Wilson NCAA I/O Steiner or JSA $ 129
– Matthews, Clay Packers JSA $89 – Dyson, Kevin OFC w/Music City Miracle/Date $149 Kemp, S ‘96-97 Athlon Cover Framed Lt Ed 100 UDA $ 89 Knight, Bob NCAA I/O w/76, 81, 87 Champs SS $ 149
– Maynard, Don NY Jets 11x14 $29 or $21 $35 Sanders, Barry OFC Wilson NFL Duke UDA $275
Dyson, Kevin Titans Logo Music City Miracle Insc $ 89 Kerr, Steve Golden St or Bulls 8x10 $55 or 16x20 $ 69 Knight, Brandon NBA I/O (Reg $149) $ 59
– Merriweather, M or Louis Lipps Steelers $15 – Singletary, Mike NFL Rep Bears Logo w/HOF $ 99
Meyer, Urban Gators w/’08 Natl Champs $49 – Evans, Mike Wilson NFL Rep Schwartz Holo $ 99 Kidd-Gilchrist, Michael Kentucky Wilcats 11x14 JSA $ 49 Krzyzewski, Mike NCAA Nike Elite Steiner $ 329
Singletary, Mike NFL Rep w/SB XX Champs $ 99 King, Bernard NY Knicks or NJ Nets 16x20 $ 55
– Mitchell, Bobby Redskins or Browns $23 – Fouts, Dan OFC Duke w/HOF Steiner $ 199 Krzyzewski, M & Justice Winslow Nike Elite WP SS $ 299
Mitchell, Lydell Penn St, Baltimore Colts $17 – Gabbert, Blaine OFC Duke $89, Mizzou Logo $ 59 Singletary, Mike NFL Rep w/Samaria Mike $ 99 King, Bernard S.I. 16x20 w/HOF/19,633 Pts Steiner $ 59 Laettner, Christian Duke Blue Devils Logo JSA $ 95
– Montana, J ‘89 Athlon SF FP Ltd 100 UDA $159 – George, Eddie Titans or Ohio St Logo JSA/SS $125 Smith, Aldon & Gabbert Dual Sig Mizzou Logo $ 69 Knight, Bob Indiana “Yell” 8x10 $79 SS or 16x20 JSA $ 99 Laettner, C NCAA I/O w/2x Champs or ‘91 Final MVP $ 109
– Montana, Joe San Fran Montana Holo – $159 Sproles, Darren OFC NFL Duke w/Insc $ 89 Knight, B IU B&W Chair Toss 8x10 PSA $85, 16x20 JSA $ 95 Laettner, Christian I/O w/’92 Gold JSA Holo $ 99
Moon, Warren Houston Oilers w/HOF $35 $59
Ham, Jack OFC NFL Duke Steiner (Reg. $229) $129 Krzyzewski, Mike Duke 1000th Win Tribute 16x20 SS $ 259
Hanratty, Terry Notre Dame Logo ’66 Champs $ 69 Stafford, Matthew OFC NFL Duke Stafford Holo $189 Maggette, Corey NBA I/O $ 59
Moon, Warren Huskies w/’78 RB MVP – $59 Suh, Ndamukong OFC Duke Steiner (Reg $249) $159
Krzyzewski, Mike Duke 1000th Win 11x14 Steiner $ 229
Moreno, Knowshon Denver $10 $19 Harris, Franco & Frenchy Fuqua OFC Duke SS $259 Kukoc, Toni Chicago Bulls 16x20 w/3X NBA Champs $ 39 McDermott, Doug NCAA Final Four I/O Steiner $ 99
– Morrall, Earl Miami 17-0, Colts ‘68 MVP $21 $39 Hendricks, Ted Wilson WP w/HOF $ 59 Switzer, Barry Wilson NCAA Rep $109 Laettner, Christian Duke vs KY The Shot 8x10 $49, 16x20 $ 69 McHale, Kevin Spalding NBA I/O JSA $ 109
– Mosley, CJ Alabama Bama Authentic $25 – Switzer, Barry Wilson NFL Rep w/SBXXX $119 Lemon, Meadowlark Globetrotters B&W 8x10 w/HOF $ 59 Noel, Nerlens NBA I/O $ 69
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Moss, Sinorce Miami $10 or NY Giants $5 $15
Henry, Derrick OFC Duke $225, NFL Rep SS $129 Testeverde, Vinny OFC NFL Duke $129 Lucas, Jerry Ohio State B&W 8x10 JSA $ 59
Munchak, Mike Houston Oilers w/HOF $25 – Maggette, Corey LA Clippers 8x10 (Reg. $39) $ 5 Okafor, Jahlil NBA I/O $89, NCAA ‘15 Champs $ 99
– Hilton, T.Y. OFC NFL Duke Steiner $ 159 Theismann, Joe Redskins Logo w/SB MVP $ 99
Murray, DeMarco Oklahoma PSA $55 –
Tittle, YA NY Giants or San Fran Logo w/HOF $ 79 Matta, Thad Ohio State 8x10 $25 or Custom Framed $ 69 Paul, Chris NBA I/O (Black or Silver Sig) Steiner $ 219
– Murray, DeMarco Titans (Reg $119) – $35 Holtz, Lou Wilson NCAA Steiner $ 129 Mikan, George Minneapolis Lakers 8x10 JSA $ 75
– Pierce, Paul NBA I/O Steiner $ 129
Music City Miracle Titans Dyson w/Insc $45 $65 Hornung, Paul NCAA, ND Logo or NFL Rep w/Insc $ 109 Tomlinson, L & Bob Lilly Dual Sig TCU Logo JSA $175 Monroe, Earl NY Knicks 8x10 JSA $ 45 Robertson, Oscar NBA I/O PSA (Full Sig) $ 189
– Neal, Lorenzo or Donald Mitchell Titans $10 – Unitas, Johnny OFC NFL Taglia w/Best Wishes BAS $ 549
– Hornung, Paul OFC Duke HOF JSA or Steiner $169 O’Neal, Shaq Lakers 8x10 JSA $89, LSU/LA 16x20 $ 129 Robertson, O NBA I/O w/Mr Triple Double PSA $ 249
Newhouse, Robert Dallas Cowboys $25 – Walker, Delanie Tennessee Titans Logo JSA $ 99 Oakley, Charles NY Knicks 16x20 $ 45
– Newsome, Ozzie $27, Kevin Mack Browns $19 – Houston, Ken Wilson WP w/HOF $ 49 Robinson, David Wilson NCAA I/O Beckett Holo $ 199
– Hyde, Carlos Ohio State Logo JSA $ 69 Ward, Hines OFC w/SB XL MVP Steiner $229 Okafor, Jahlil Duke $35, 76’ers 8x10 $15 or 16x20 $ 45 Robinson, David NBA I/O HOF or Admiral BAS $ 225
Nicks, Hakeem UNC $19 – Parish, Robert Celtics 16x20 w/4X Champs Insc $ 49
– Norwood, Kevin Alabama Norwood Holo $21 – Ingram, Mark OFC Duke PSA or Ingram Holo $ 125 White, Randy Wilson NFL Rep HOF or Co-SB MVP $ 89 Rodman, Dennis NBA I/O JSA $110 or w/HOF $ 119
– Robertson, Oscar Bucks or Bearcats (5 Poses) 8x10 JSA $ 79
– Nuggent, Mike or Craig Krenzel Ohio St $25 – Johnson, Chris OFC NFL Duke (Reg $229) $ 89 White, Randy Dallas Logo w/HOF $89, w/3 Insc $ 99 Robinson, David San Antonio Spurs 16x20 JSA $ 109 Russell, Bill Spalding NBA I/O w/#6 JSA, PSA $ 299
Ohio State: B. Hoying, P. Elflein, B. Price, Joiner, Charlie OFC $139, NFL Rep, SD Logo HOF $ 69 Williams, Carnell OFC Tagliabue w/Cadilac $ 89 Salley, John “Spider” I/O w/4X NBA Champ $ 89
B. Joe, T. Lewis, D. Jones, Rod Smith, Rodman, Dennis Chicago Bulls 8x10 $45 or 16x20 $ 55
– Josey, Henry Mizzou Tigers Logo w/Insc $ 45 Williams, Ricky OFC Duke (Reg. $275) $119 Rodman, Dennis Bulls & C. Oakley Knicks Dual Sig $ 49 Sampson, Ralph NBA I/O w/ROY Insc $ 109
B. Carpenter, G. Conley, J. Perry, etc. Call – Sampson, Ralph Wilson NCAA I/O (VA Cavaliers) SS $ 119
Orton, Kyle Purdue $19 – Jurgensen, Sonny OFC NFL Duke w/HOF BAS $199 Winston, Jameis Florida St Composite Logo $149 Russell, Bill Boston Celtics Vintage 8x10 Russell Holo $ 189
– Sally, John Detroit Pistons 8x10 $19 or 16x20 $ 35 Scott, Charlie NBA I/O w/HOF 2018 JSA $ 109
– Pace, Orlando St Louis Rams w/HOF – $49 Jurgensen, Sonny Redskins Logo w/HOF JSA $149 Winston, Jameis OFC NFL Duke Steiner $189
Parrish, Roscoe Bills $5 or Miami Canes $10 – Woodson, Rod Steelers Logo Schwartz Holo $ 99 Sampson, Ralph Rockets $39, U. VA w/CPOY 16x20 $ 45 Smith, Joe NBA I/O (Reg $99) $ 39
Kelly, Jim OFC NFL Tagliabue Kelly Holo $189 Schayes, Dolf Syracuse Nationals 8x10 JSA $ 45 Smith, Tubby Kentucky Wildcats Logo Full Size $ 89
– Pearson, Drew Dallas Cowboys JSA $28 – Young,VinceOFCNFLDuke(Reg.$299) $ 79
Perkins, Don Dallas w/ROY $15 – Largent, Steve OFC Duke JSA or NFL Rozelle NSD $ 169 Scott, Charlie Boston Celtics w/’76 Champs 8x10 $ 21 Sullinger, Jared NCAA/NBA or Evan Turner I/O $ 69
Levy, Marv Wilson Signature WP w/HOF MAB Holo $ 59 Youngblood, Jack NFL Wilson Rep w/HOF $ 75
– Pihos, Pete Philadelphia Eagles HOF $19 – Sullinger, Jared or Deshaun Thomas Ohio State $ 19 Thomas, Deshaun Ohio St Logo w/3X Champs $ 55
Powlus, Ron Notre Dame PSA $15, Insc $17 – Summit, Pat “Sum It Up” Lady Vols Book JSA $ 99 Thomas, Isiah NCAA I/O $109, ’81 Natl Champs $ 119
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Renfro, Mel w/HOF or John Dutton Dallas $17
Reynolds, Josh A&M w/Gig’em Tri-Star $25
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FULL SIZE HELMETS Swoops, Sheryl Olympic Team USA $29 or 16x20
Thurmond, N Golden State 8x10 $39, 16x20 HOF JSA $ 55
$ 39 Towns, Karl - Anthony NBA I/O Steiner $ 169
Walton, Bill NCAA I/O w/2X NCAA Champs $ 109
– Rice, Tony Notre Dame w/1988 NC $23 – 2012 Ravens SB XLVII Team 27 Sigs Rep JSA $ 649 Johnson, David AZ Cardinals FS Rep JSA $ 199 Towns, Karl - Anthony T’Wolves 8x10 $69, 16x20 SS $ 85 Walton, Bill UCLA Logo w/’72-73 Champs SS $ 109
– Richardson, Tony or Fred Beasley Auburn $15 – Heisman Logo Black OFC 21 Sigs w/Insc Beckett $1995 Joiner, Charlie Chargers FS Rep HOF Steiner $ 179 Unseld, Wes Bullets w/78 MVP $37 or 16x20 $ 55
Richardson, Trent ALA Bama Authentic $25 – Wall, John KY Wildcats Beckett $95 or Nerlens Noel $ 29 West, Jerry NBA I/O w/HOF Steiner $ 189
Riddick, Theo or Michael Floyd ND $25 – SB MVP Logo OFC 23 Sigs LDED 203/239 BAS $2195 Jones, Cardell Ohio St FS Rep Jones Holo $ 149 West, Jerry NBA I/O w/33-0, ‘72, The Streak SS $ 199
Chargers HOF Greats (3 Sigs) FS Rep w/HOF JSA $ 325
Walton, Bill UCLA or Portland 8x10 $29, Celtics 16x20 $ 49
– Rison, Andre Falcons 16x20 Bad Moon $25 $39 Jurgensen, Sonny Redskins TK TB w/HOF JSA $ 239 West, Jerry LA Lakers 16x20 JSA (Reg $159) $ 89 West, Jerry OFC NBA Leather Game Lt Ed JSA $ 275
– Robinson, Dave Green Bay Packers $17 – Texas Heis Williams & Campbell FS Rep Fanatics $ 229 Kelly, Jim Buffalo Bills TB FS Rep w/HOF Steiner $ 269 Wilkins, Dominique Hawks $29 or 16x20 Dunk $ 45 Wilkins, D. I/O w/HOF or Human Highlight Film $ 119
– Rogers, George South Carolina w/Heis $19 – Anderson, Morton Michigan St FS Rep Radtke Holo $ 159 Williams, Roy 2009 UNC Bracket 12x12 GU Floor SS $ 159 Wright, Jay Villanova Logo w/Go Cats Steiner $ 129
– Rogers, Johnny Neb $21 or w/Heis ‘80 $25 –
Kosar, Bernie Miami Canes TB FS Rep Steiner $ 179
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Barrett, J.T. Ohio State Black Matte FS Rep JSA $ 169 Lambert, Jack Steelers FS Rep or TB w/HOF $ 249 Wooden, John UCLA 5x7 $55 or 8x10 w/UCLA Insc JSA $ 75 Wright, Jay Wilson NCAA I/O w/Go Cats Steiner $ 119
Rolle, Antrel Miami Canes $17 –
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Rozier, Mike Nebraska $17, w/Heis $21 – Bavaro, Mark OFC Notre Dame #82 Steiner $ 319 Leinart, Matt USC OFC $249 or FS Rep $ 159 TERRIFIC GIFT IDEAS Free Game Day
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Lewis, Ray Ravens or SB 47 FS Rep Beckett, JSA $ 269
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Sanders, Ricky or Roy Jefferson Skins $15 – Bleier, Rocky Steelers or ND Rep w/3 Stat Insc $ 189 Lofton, James Buffalo Bills TB FS Rep w/HOF $ 139
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– Schaub, Matt Falcons $5 or Virginia $19 – Manning, Eli Ole Miss FS Rep Steiner $ 389 NFL/NCAA Logo FB’s and MLB & NCAA Desk Caddies.
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– Sistrunk, Otis $19, Jim Otto HOF Raiders $25 – Chubb, Nick Cleveland FS Speed Rep JSA $ 199 Manning, Eli Giants Rep $375 or Speed Steiner $ 399
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Slaughter, Webster Cleveland Browns $21 – Clark, D SF TB Rep SB XVI & XIX Champs JSA $ 249 Marino, Dan Miami Dolphins FS Rep TB JSA $ 319
– Smith, Emmitt Florida Gators JSA – $159 Clowney, Jadeveon Texans FS Rep SS (Reg $249) $ 159 Mariota, M Oregon OFC $349, Rep Mariota Holo $ 249
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Stallworth, Donte U. Tennessee – $25 Dyson, Kevin Utah FS Rep w/1998 #1 Pick $ 109 Murray, DeMarco Titans FS Rep Murray Holo $ 119
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Stephenson, Dwight Dolphins w/HOF $19 – Ealy, Kony or Henry Josey Mizzou Tigers Rep $ 99 Namath, Joe OFC New York Jets TB Pro Line JSA $ 419
– Suggs, Terrell Ravens Leaf Holo – $49 Evans, Mike Texas A&M or TB FS Rep JSA $ 169
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Ferragamo, Vince Neb FS Rep TB Go Big Red JSA $ 169
Talley, Darryl Buffalo Bills $15 – Peterson, Adrian Oklahoma FS Rep Fanatics $ 299
Taylor, Charley Redskins w/HOF $17 – Flacco, Joe OFC Baltimore Ravens Beckett $ 299
Plunkett, Jim Raiders FS Rep JSA $ 169
Taylor, Ike Steelers (Reg. $49) $17 – Flacco, Joe OFC SB XLVII $359, Rep SB MVP JSA $ 259
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Urlacher, Brian Chicago Bears Schwartz $79 – George, E Titans or OSU Black Matte FS Rep JSA $ 209 Richardson, Trent OFC ALA #14 2011 NC $ 229
Vick, Michael Philadelphia Eagles JSA $45 –
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Watters, Ricky Notre Dame $25 $39 Gifford, Frank NY Giants TB FS Rep w/HOF BAS $ 239 Russell, Andy Steelers FS Rep w/Dual Insc $ 159 209 RIVER HILLS DR., SUITE 15-17, NASHVILLE, TN 37210
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Griese, Bob Dolphins TB FS Rep w/HOF BAS $ 185
Griese, Bob OFC Miami Dolphins TB w/17-0 JSA $ 295
Griffin, Archie Ohio St FS Rep w/H.T. 74-75 JSA $ 189
Griffin, Robert OFC Baylor Rev Speed w/Heis JSA $ 339
Simpson, O.J. Bills TB FS Rep w/HOF JSA Holo $ 229
Simpson, O.J. USC FS Rep w/Heis JSA
Singletary, M Bears FS Rep w/DPOY/All Decade $ 199
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Williams, Carnell Auburn $29 or Bucs $19
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Singletary, Mike Bears FS Rep w/4 Stat Insc $ 225
Smith, Emmitt OFC Dallas $449 or Gators Rep $ 369
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Williams, DJ Miami Hurricanes $15
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– Ham, Jack OFC Steelers $299 or FS Rep 4-Stat JSA $ 199
Stafford, Matt Detroit Lions FS Rep Stafford Holo $ 209 E-Mail: collectibles@athlonsportscollectibles.com
Tannehill, Ryan OFC A&M $249, Rep $ 159
Williams, Ricky Texas w/HT ‘98 TSP – $65 Harris, Franco Steelers or Penn State FS Rep JSA $ 259
– Wilson, John Parker Alabama Steiner $19 – Harrison, James Steelers SB XL FS Rep JSA $ 199 Tittle, Y.A. OFC NY Giants TB w/HOF BAS $ 299 MON-FRI 8:30AM — 6PM CST
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Hogan, Chris New England Patriots FS Rep Steiner $ 175 Warfield, Paul Browns FS Rep w/HOF JSA
Warfield, P Miami TB Rep 17-0, Per Sea JSA $ 169
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Holtz, Lou OFC Notre Dame Steiner (Minor Ding) $ 299
– Yeldon, TJ Alabama Bama Authentic $25 – Williams, Carnell OFC Auburn Tigers (Reg $349) $ 225
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Hornung, Paul OFC ND $329 or Rep w/Heis ‘56 $ 199 Winston, Jameis Florida State OFC Winston Holo $ 309 JSA: James Spence Authentication SS: Steiner Sports
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Wm Shatner Star Trek 16x20 $125, George Bush Book Plate PSA $179, George H.W. Bush 8x10 JSA $ 325
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 SINGLE COMMON CARDS AND CARD LOTS
We have a large stock and usually have between 60 to 90% of all cards from these years in stock. Team cards are 1 ½ times the common
card price and checklists are two times the price. If you need Star cards from these years feel free to ask for a quote. Larger lots than listed
are available. Forty years as a full time dealer so buy with confidence.
NM or Better EX-MT EX VGX NM or Better EX-MT EX VGX NM or Better EX-MT VGX/EX
Baseball 300 Assorted $420 $250 $150 $90 225-320 $15 $9 $5.50 $3.25 1976 Topps
NM or Better EX-MT EX VGX 1969 Topps 50 Different $400 $250 $150 $100 1-528 $.50 $.30 $.18
1953 Topps 1-664 $2 $1.25 $.75 $.45 100 Assorted $700 $400 $250 $175 200 Different $85 $52 $31
1-220 $18 $12 $8 $5 100 Different $165 $100 500 Assorted $195 $125 $70
221-280 $45 $27 $18 $10 300 Assorted $420 250 $150 $90 Football 1977 Topps
Single Prints $80 $48 $35 $20 1970 Topps NM or Better EX-MT VGX/EX 1-528 $.40 $.25 $.15
50 Different $750 $450 $350 $250 1-546 $1 $.60 $.35 $.20 1956 Topps 200 Different $65 $42 $25
1954 Topps 547-633 $3.50 $2.10 $1.25 $.75 1-120 $6 $4.50 $2.50 500 Assorted $160 $100 $60
1-49, 76-250 $12 $8 $5 $3.50 634-720 $10 $6 $3.50 $2 50 Different $250 $225 $105
100 Different $80 $50 $30 $18 1978 Topps
51-75 $20 $14 $9 $6 1957 Topps
300 Assorted $200 $120 $75 $45 1-528 $.30 $.20
50 Different $500 $300 $225 $175 1-88 $5 $3 $1.75
1971 Topps 200 Different $40 $25
1955 Topps 89-154 $9 $5.50 $3.25
1-150 $10 $6 $4 $2.75 1-523 $1.50 $1 $.60 $.35 500 Assorted $85 $52
50 Different $210 $135 $80
151-160 $16 $10 $6 $4 524-643 $4 $2.50 $1.50 $.90 1979 Topps
1958 Topps 1-528 $.30 $.20
161-210 $25 $15 $10 $6 644-752 $8 $4.75 $2.75 $1.75 1-132 $4 $2.50 $1.50
50 Different $425 $260 $210 $160 (SP) 644-752 $12 $7.25 $4.25 $2.50 200 Different $40 $25
50 Different $175 $115 $65
100 Assorted $775 $475 $295 $195 100 Different $125 $80 $50 $30 500 Assorted $60 $52
300 Assorted $325 $200 $115 $65
1959 Topps
1956 Topps 1-176 $3.50 $2 $1.25 1980 Topps
1-340 $9 $5.50 $3.75 $2.50 50 Assorted 1-528 $.25 $.15
50 Different $150 $95 $55
50 Different $400 $275 $200 $150 (644-752) $250 $150 $90 $55 200 Different $40 $25
1972 Topps 1960 Topps
200 Assorted $1,250 $800 $550 $450 1-132 $3 $1.80 $1.10 500 Assorted $60 $52
1957 Topps 1-525 $1 $.60 $.35 $.20 1981 Topps
526-656 $3 $2 $1.25 $.75 50 Different $125 $75 $45
1-264-353-407 $7.50 $4.50 $2.75 $1.75 1961 Topps 1-528 $.25
265-352 $20 $12 $7.50 $4.50 657-787 $10 $6 $3.50 $1.75
1-96 $3 $1.80 $1.10 200 Different $30
100 Different $600 $375 $225 $135 100 Different $75 $50 $30 $18
300 Assorted $180 $110 $65 $40 50 Different $125 $75 $45 500 Assorted $45
200 Assorted $1,000 $600 $400 $225 1961 Fleer 1982 Topps
1958 Topps 1973 Topps
1-528 $.60 $.40 $.25 $.15 1-220 $4 $2.50 $1.50 1-528 $.20
1-110 $10 $6 $3.75 $2.25 50 Different $175 $115 $65 200 Different $35
111-495 $7 $4.25 $2.50 $1.50 529-660 $3 $1.75 $1.10 $.65
100 Different $45 $27 $18 $12 1962 Topps 500 Assorted $45
100 Different $500 $325 $195 $125 1-176 $4 $2.50 $1.50
200 Assorted $850 $550 $375 $225 300 Assorted $115 $70 $45 $28 1983 Topps
50 Different Single Prints $8 $5 $3 200 Different $22
1959 Topps 50 Different $150 $100 $60
1-110 $5 $3 $2 $1.25 529-660 $125 $75 $42 $27 1984 Topps
1974 Topps 1963 Topps 200 Different $22
111-506 $3.25 $2 $1.25 $.75 1-170 $3 $1.80 $1.10
507-572 $15 $10 $6.50 $4 1-660 $.50 $.30 $.20 $.12 1985 Topps
100 Different $35 $25 $16 $10 Single Prints $6 $3.50 $1.95
100 Different $300 $200 $125 $75 200 Different $22
300 Assorted $90 $60 $38 $25 50 Different $125 $75 $45
200 Assorted $500 $350 $195 $125
1960 Topps 1975 Topps
1-76
1964 Topps
$4 $2.50 $1.50
Basketball
1-440 $4 $2.50 $1.50 $.75 1-660 $.50 $.30 $.20 $.12
100 Different $35 $25 $16 $10 Single Prints $6 $3.75 $2.25 NM or Better EX-MT VGX/EX
441-506 $7 $4.25 $2.50 $1.50 50 Different $150 $100 $60 1969 Topps
507-572 $15 $10 $6.50 $4 300 Assorted $90 $60 $38 $25
1976 Topps 1964 Phila Gum 1-99 $4 $2.50 $1.25
100 Different $300 $200 $125 $75 30 Different $110 $68 $34
1-660 $.40 $.25 $.16 $.10 1-198 $3 $1.80 $1.10
200 Assorted $800 $500 $300 $185
100 Different $30 $18 $14 $9 50 Different $125 $75 $45 1970 Topps
1961 Topps 300 Assorted $75 $45 $33 $22 1965 Topps 1-175 $2.50 $1.50 $.90
1-446 $3.50 $2 $1.25 $.75
447-522 $7 $4.25 $2.50 $1.50 1977 Topps 1-176 $7 $4.25 $2.50 50 Different $90 $60 $35
523-589 $28 $18 $11 $6.50 1-660 $.40 $25 Single Prints $12 $7.25 $4.25 1971 Topps
100 Different $30 $18 50 Different $300 $180 $110 1-233 $1.50 $.95 $.55
100 Different $300 $200 $125 $75
300 Assorted $800 $500 $300 $185 300 Assorted $75 $45 1965 Phila Gum 75 Different $100 $70 $40
1962 Topps 1978 Topps 1-198 $2.50 $1.50 $.90 1972 Topps
1-726 $.25 $.15 50 Different $110 $70 $40 1-264 $1.50 $.95 $.55
1-446 $5 $3 $2 $1.25
447-522 $10 $6 $3.50 $2
200 Different $40 $25 1966 Topps 75 Different $100 $70 $40
500 Assorted $80 $50 1-132 $5 $3.50 $1.50
523-598 $20 $12 $7.25 $4.25 1973 Topps
SP Highs $30 $18 $11 $6.50 1979 Topps 50 Different $225 $160 $65 1-264 $.50 $.35 $.20
100 Different $400 $250 $175 $100 1-726 $.25 $.15 1966 Phil Gum 75 Different $32 $20 $12
300 Assorted $1,100 $650 $450 $225 200 Different $30 $20 1-198 $2.50 $1.50 $.90
500 Assorted $60 $40 50 Different $110 $70 $40
1974 Topps
1963 Topps 1-264 $.50 $.35 $.20
1-446 $4 $2.50 $1.50 $.90
1980 Topps 1967 Topps
1-726 $.25 $.15 1-132 $3 $1.80 $1.10 75 Different $32 $20 $12
447-522 $25 $15 $9 $5.50 1975 Topps
200 Different $30 $20 50 Different $130 $85 $48
523-576 $15 $9 $5.50 $3.25 1-330 $.50 $.35 $.20
500 Assorted $60 $40 1967 Phila
100 Different $300 $180 $110 $65
1-198 $2.50 $1.50 $.90 100 Different $40 $27 $17
300 Assorted $750
1964 Topps
$475 $285 $165 1981 Up Includes Stars 50 Different $110 $70 $40 1976 Topps
1-370 $3 $1.85 $1.10 $.65 T=Topps D=Donruss F=Fleer 1968 Topps 1-144 $2.50 $.175
371-522 $7 $4.25 $2.50 $1.50 All are NM or Better 1-219 $1.75 $1.15 $.65 50 Different $110 $77
523-587 $12 $7.50 $4.50 $2.50 1981 T, D or F 100 Different $140 $95 $55 1977 Topps
100 Different $250 $140 $85 $50 200 Different ............................................... $20 1969 Topps 1-132 $.40 $.28
300 Assorted $650 $400 $225 $115 1,000 Assorted............................................ $50 1-263 $1.75 $1.15 $.65 50 Different $17 $12.50
1965 Topps 1982 T, D or F 100 Different $140 $95 $55 1978 Topps
1-370 $3 $1.80 $1.10 $.65 200 Different ............................................... $20 1970 Topps 1-132 $.40 $.28
371-598 $7 $4.25 $2.50 $1.50 1,000 Assorted............................................ $50 1-263 $1 $.65 $.40 50 Different $17 $12.50
(SP) 523-598 $12 $7.50 $4.50 $2.50 1983 T, D or F 100 Different $80 $60 $35 1979 Topps
100 Different $250 $140 $85 $50 200 Different ............................................... $15 1971 Topps 1-132 $.40 $.28
300 Assorted $650 $400 $225 $115 1,000 Assorted............................................ $35 1-263 $1 $.65 $.40 50 Different $17 $12.50
1966 Topps 1984 T, D or F 100 Different $80 $60 $35
200 Different ............................................... $15 1981 Topps
1-446 $3 $1.80 $1.10 $.65 300 Assorted $200 $125 $75
1,000 Assorted............................................ $35 200 Assorted $30
447-522 $8 $5 $3 $1.80 1972 Topps 1969 Topps Near Set – 642 of 664 missing
523-598 $15 $11 $6.50 $3.50 1985 T, D or F 1-263 $.60 $.40 $.25
200 Different ............................................... $10 Santo, Rose All Star, Banks and 19 common
(SP) 523-598 $30 $22 $12.50 $7 100 Different $50 $30 $18
1,000 Assorted............................................ $28 300 Assorted $120 $75 $45 cards. 50% Near Mint, 30% EX-MT, 15%
100 Different $250 $180 $110 $65
1986 T, D or F 1973 Topps EX and 5% VGX. Ryan is Excellent, Mantle
300 Assorted $650 $400 $225 $115
200 Different ................................................. $8 is Excellent, Mays is Excellent, Jackson EX
1967 Topps 1-528 $.60 $.40 $.25
1-457 $2.50 $1.50 $1 $.65 1,000 Assorted............................................ $24 200 Different $100 $60 $36 Plus, Rose EX-MT, Seaver EX-MT, Aaron
458-533 $6 $3.50 $2 $1.25 1987 T, D or F 300 Assorted $225 $140 $85 EX-MT, Clemente EX-MT, F. Robinson Near
534-609 $10 $6 $3.50 $2 200 Different ................................................. $7 1974 Topps Mint, Palmer Near Mint. The Near Mint set
(SP) 534-609 $20 $12 $7.25 $4.25 1,000 Assorted............................................ $20 1-528 $.50 $.30 $.18 price is $5,000. My price $1,700 or less than
100 Different $200 $125 $75 $45 NM or Better EX-MT EX VGX 200 Different $85 $52 $31 $3 per card.
300 Assorted $525 $310 $195 $125 1954 Bowman 500 Assorted $195 $125 $70 1972 Topps Near Set – 700 different mostly
1968 Topps 1-224 $12 $7.50 $4.50 $3 1975 Topps EX-MT to Near Mint – includes every major
1-457 $2 $1.25 $.75 $.45 50 Different $475 $300 $200 $125 1-528 $.50 $.30 $.18 star except Ryan and Aaron. Over 80 high
458-598 $4 $2.50 $1.50 $.90 1955 Bowman 200 Different $85 $52 $31 numbers. Book price over $2,500. My price
100 Different $165 $100 $60 $35 1-224 $10 $6 $3.75 2.50 500 Assorted $195 $125 $70 $1,275

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 Leading Off
by Dave Strege

A $10 million Babe Ruth jersey?

T
he Babe Ruth jersey sitting on display in
the New York Yankees Museum has been
conclusively verified as the one the Sultan
of Swat wore in the 1932 home opener and twice
at home games during the 1932 World Series,
won by the Yankees in a sweep.
Resolution Photomatching announced it had matched the
jersey with photos from those three games and called it “the
most significant photo matches made to date.”
“We have photo-matched some amazing and record-setting
pieces, but no previous photo matches come close to this,”
Resolution Photomatching founder John
Robinson told Sports Collec-
tors Digest. “The photo
matches to this jer-
sey are on a level
of their own.
“If this jersey
were ever sold,
I think it would
reach $7.5 million
to $10 million,
possibly more.
With these photo
matches now
made to it, it
would be hard to argue that any piece in the industry is more
historically significant.
“I don’t think there’s any doubt it would set a record as the
most valuable item in the industry.”
The current record is the game-worn Babe Ruth 1920s New
York Yankees jersey that sold for $5.64 million at a live auction
by Hunt Auctions at Yankee Stadium on June 15, 2019. That
SGC-authenticated jersey was the highest-priced piece of sports
memorabilia ever sold publicly.
More recently, New York Yankees first baseman Lou Gehrig’s
1937 game-worn jersey, also authenticated by SGC uniform
expert Dave Grob, sold for $2.58 million by Heritage Auctions
on Aug. 17, 2019.
“I can’t say I’m surprised by the pricing, as I have long felt
uniforms like this one remain comparatively undervalued, espe-
cially if you take the time to actually understand and appreciate
what they are and just how rare the chance of ownership is,”
Grob said at the time.
The 1932 Ruth jersey in the Yankees museum, located on
the main level at Gate 6, belongs to renowned collector Dr.
Richard Angrist.
Resolution Photomatching said the photo matches were
made “based on the alignment of the pinstripes on the front of
the jersey with the pinstripes on the back of the jersey, the align-
ment of the pinstripes on the different pieces of material on the
front of the jersey, the alignment of the pinstripes with the cus-
tom stitched number on the back of the jersey, and a separation
in the pieces of material at the seam on the left shoulder of the
jersey. Comparison analysis was conducted to confirm that these
characteristics are unique to this specific jersey.”
In 1929, the Yankees became the first team to number their jer-
seys and the next time they played in the World Series was 1932,
which wound up being the only time Ruth wore a home pinstripe
jersey with the number “3” on the back in the postseason.
Robinson told SCD he was unaware of any plans the jersey
owner has for the Ruth jersey. Enjoy it while you can. ◆

Dave Strege is the Editor of SCD. You can reach him at

dstrege@aimmedia.com

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 JIM THORPE AND VINTAGE FOOTBALL
THE JIM THORPE COLLECTION SAMMY BAUGH
1. Jim Thorpe and Ernie Nevers Wire Photo: (1ST Q/B ON 75TH ANN. TEAM)
The classic 8”x10”, B&W photo from the San Francisco Examiner has the following on the
back “Property of Jim Thorpe.” It is a large autograph handwritten by Thorpe. The front of 1. Sam Baugh 1937 Hand Painted College All-Star Trophy:
the photo pictures Thorpe in uniform in a kicking off pose (for the 49er’s). Ernie Nevers is Approximately 9” statue-like vintage quarterback heavy metal trophy piece is hand painted
holding the football in a kickoff position. The photo is very clear. A rare Thorpe piece. JSA as Sammy Baugh passing in the beautiful college all-star uniform colors. Baugh beat the
cert. Comes with a Nevers autographed 3x5 index card .............................................. $1,900 Green Bay Packers 6-0 with a pass to Gaynell Tinsley of L.S.U. before 86,560 people on
2. Jim Thorpe Autographed Ticket: August 21, 1937. A masterpiece .................................................................................... $600
The signature is on the back of a stub. It was signed at game 6 of the 1951 World Series 2. Sam Baugh – Washington statue #33, with large blue autograph – 6 ½” tall ................. $200
between the N.Y. Yankees and N.Y. Giants which was Joe DiMaggio’s last game and Mantle
and May’s rookie season. The ticket comes in rare clear holder. JSA cert. ................... $1,000 3. Autographed Sammy Baugh Football:
3. Jim Thorpe Autographed Book: Baugh (dec’d) had signed in large silver sharpie “Slinging Sammy Baugh”. On an official
This 1951 rare book “The Fabulous Redmen” – the Carlisle Indians by John S. Steckbeck Wilson NFL football. Certified by PSA/DNA ..................................................................... $325
comes in a special book holder. JSA cert. ................................................................... $1,850
4. Thorpe pictured between Glenn “Pop” Warner and NFL great Ernie Nevers. Rare wire photo,
HEISMAN FRAMED & MATTED PRESENTATIONS
8”x10”, B&W ................................................................................................................. $200 1. Six Heisman cards (Berwanger, Frank, Kelley and Sinkwich, Kinnick and Harmon) surround
5. Thorpe large 8”x10”, B&W photo. Full face photo with him in a thinking pose ................. $30 a Jim Thorpe 100th anniversary 1st day cover envelope which is autographed by 4 early
6. Thorpe 8”x10”, B&W photo sitting in full Indian outfit. Rare photo ................................. $100 winners, Berwanger, Frank, Kelley and Sinkwich. Measures 22”H & 17”W (rare)......... $1,200
7. Jim Thorpe, 40-year span original wide world press photo.............................................. $50 2. Notre Dame – Seven Heisman cards (Lattner – autographed, Hart, Lujack, Hornung, Bertelli,
8. Thorpe first day of issue of 4 cancelled Thorpe stamps dated May 24, 1984 in Shawnee, Tim Brown and Huarte) surround a colorful picture of the “Four Horsmen.” On the bottom
OK. They are on an envelope with a 3-scene drawing of Thorpe with a large “C” on a red is a Knute Rockne 1st day cover envelope which is autographed by Bertelli, George Connor,
uniform ........................................................................................................................... $40 Lujack and Hornung (5 auto’s in all). Measures 23”H & 16 ½”W ................................. $1,200
9. Thorpe first day of issue of a cancelled Thorpe stamp dated May 24, 1984 in Shawnee, OK. 3. Army-Navy – 5 Heisman cards which are all autographed of Glenn Davis, “Doc” Blanchard,
They are on an envelope which has 3 scenes (2 football and 1 batting for the N.Y. Giants in a
baseball uniform)............................................................................................................. $40 Peter Dawkins, Roger Staubach and Joe Bellino surround 2 Army-Navy tickets which are
10. Jim Thorpe Hand Painted Statue: from the 11/28/25 game at the Polo Grounds in NYC and the 11/30/46 game in Philadelphia.
This 9-1/2” H statue sits on a 3” black base. Thorpe is punting a football. He is in a red Each player has a special plate under his name. This is a very colorful piece. 20”H & 17”W ..
jersey which as a “C” on the front. On the case are 4 labels: 1) Jim Thorpe 1888-1953; 2) $1,200
pro football HOF 1963 with #37 of 100 all time greatest players; 3) college football HOF #1 4. Ernie Davis – Syracuse – This 1967 Heisman winner was drafted by the Cleveland Browns
of 100 greatest players – 1951; and 4) Olympic Gold 1912............................................ $250 but passed before he could play in the NFL. The 15 ½”H & 11 ½”W presentation contains
11. Thorpe 8” Hand Painted Metal Statue: a B&W photo of Davis holding the trophy. On the bottom of the orange mat there is a costly
He is in a red jersey with brown pants and black cleats, holding a football in one hand and
a helmet in the other hand. A big “C” is on his chest. The scene is taken from a 1933 Sports PSA GEM MINT 10 1961 Nu-Card, #143, of Davis (rare) .............................................. $1,200
Kings card ..................................................................................................................... $125 FOOTBALLS:
THE COLLEGE ALL-STAR GAMES VS. THE NFL 1. 75th Anniversary Autographed Football (33 Autographs):
1. College All-Star Helmets: 1. Joe Montana 13. Ted Hendricks 25. Jan Stenerud
(a) From 1941 All-Star game. Wilson, size 7-1/2 full fibre reinforced “airlite” cushion rubber 2. Otto Graham* 14. Dick Butkus 26. Lawrence Taylor
helmet. Much game use, original chin strap. Beautiful silver color with red and blue “straps”
3. Johnny Unitas* 15. Jerry Rice 27. Kellen Winslow
on the top ................................................................................................................... $1,000
(b) From the 1954 game. Game used by Al Wahl who was the Captain of Michigan. 4. Rod Woodson 16. Sam Baugh* 28. Anthoney Munoz*
The helmet is dark blue with red and white stars. Wilson RP size 7 with code of F2010. 5. Steve Van Buren* 17. Raymond Berry* 29. Mel Blount
Autographed on the inside by Wahl. Also comes with an 8”x10” photo of Wahl holding the 6. Gino Marchetti* 18. Gale Sayers 30. O.J. Simpson
helmet ........................................................................................................................ $1,200 7. Rosie Brown* 19. John Hannah* 31. Willie Lanier
2. College All-Star Pants: 8. Bob Lilly* 20. Ken Houston 32. Mike Ditka
Original pants worn during the 1948 game by Richard Scott of NAVY. Comes with
9. “Mean” Joe Green* 21. Jim Parker* 33. Reggie White*
authentication letter and affidavit from Scott ................................................................. $200
10. Jack Lambert 22. “Deacon” Jones* 34. Mike Haynes
PUBLICATIONS: 11. Jack Ham 23. Jim Brown 35. Ray Guy*
1. College All-Stars vs. Philadelphia Eagles: 12. Dick “Night Train” Lane* 24. Larry Wilson* *Deceased $2,450
16th annual All-Star Football Game program @ Soldiers Field, August 12, 1949. Among
2. Autographed “Bo” Jackson Football:
the players were the following: Norm Van Brocklin, Chuck Bednarick, and Clyde Scott. The
Eagles had Steve Van Buren, Pete Pihos, George Savitsky and Alex Wojciechowicz ........ $100 Jackson has placed a huge silver autograph on a Wilson NCAA football. Certified by Sure
2. College All-Stars vs. New York Jets: Shot Promotions @ the Boston show ............................................................................. $325
36th annual All-Star Football Game program @ Soldiers Field, August 1, 1969. The Jets had 3. Dick Kazmaier Autographed Football:
Joe Namath, Emerson Boozer, Matt Snell and Don Maynard........................................... $225 This vintage Wilson ball has a large silver signature with “Heisman 1951” .................... $200
3. College All-Stars vs. Green Bay Packers:
8th annual All-Star football Game program @ Soldiers Field, August 29, 1940. Featuring Nile THE GREEN BAY PACKERS
Kinnick (Heisman Trophy, Walter Camp and Maxwell awards as nation’s outstanding football 1. Green Bay Packers Helmet:
player) (dec’d in WWII), “Bulldog” Turner, “Curley” Lambeau (Coach GB), Beattie Feathers, A. This helmet is autographed by 6 early Superbowl stars – Bart Starr, Paul Hornung, Forrest
Herber, Hinkle, Isbell and Don Hutson ............................................................................ $325 Gregg, Jim Taylor, Willie Davis and Jerry Kramer who are all in the HOF. Also signing are Bob
4. College All-Stars vs. Chicago Bears: Skoronski, Boyd Dowler, Donny Anderson, Dave Robinson, Marv Fleming, Zeke Bratkowski,
9th annual All-Star Football Game program @ Soldiers Field on August 29, 1941. Jackie
Jim Grabowski and “Fuzzy” Thurston (14 autographs) ................................................ $1,700
Robinson, Tom Harmon, Sid Luckman, George McAfee, George Musso and “Bulldog”
Turner ........................................................................................................................... $200 2. Vince Lombardi Autograph:
5. College All-Stars vs. Chicago Bears: The great Green Bay Coach autographed on a magazine cover, along with FB HOFer, Jim
11th annual All-Star Football Game program @ Soldiers Field on August 30, 1944. Glenn Taylor in blue pen. The piece is nicely framed in green and matted in yellow and is 16”H and
Dobbs, Charlie Trippi, Steve Van Buren vs. Sid Luckman, George Musso and “Bulldog” approximately 13”W. A rare item ................................................................................... $575
Turner ........................................................................................................................... $175
6. College All-Stars vs. Philadelphia Eagles: AUTOGRAPHED COLOR 8X10 PHOTO’S
17th annual All-Star Football Game program @ Soldiers Field on August 11, 1950. Doak (All in blue):
Walker, Leon Hart, Leo Nomellini, Charlie Justice, Ed LaBaron, Steve Van Buren, Pete Pihos,
1. Forrest Gregg blocking for Jim Taylor ............................................................................. $55
Chuck Bednarik and Alex Wajciechowicz ....................................................................... $160
7. College All-Stars vs. Cleveland Browns: 2. “Fuzzy” Thurston – JSA ................................................................................................. $40
18th annual All-Star football Game program @ Soldiers Field on August 17, 1951. Auto- 3. Bob Skoronski................................................................................................................ $35
graphed on cover by Al Wahl (tackle Michigan). Kyle Rote, Otto Graham, Motley, Lavelli, 4. Max McGee..................................................................................................................... $25
“Dub” Jones, Shula, Art Donovan and Lou Groza............................................................ $180
8. College All-Stars vs. Cleveland Browns: THE NEW YORK GIANTS
23rd annual All-Star Football Game program @ Soldiers Field on August 10, 1956. Comes 1. New York Giants Official Autographed Helmet:
with press pass to the game. Forest Gregg, Howard Cassady, Bob Skoronski, Lenny Moore, Autographed by Frank Gifford, Phil Simms, Hugh McElhenny, Lawrence Taylor, Rosie Grier,
Sam Huff, Jim Katacavage, Earl Morrall vs. Ratterman, Parilli, Renfro, Michaels, Mod- Kyle Rote, Y.A. Tittle, Andy Robustelli, Harry Carson, Carl Banks, Rosie Brown, Sam Huff,
zelewski, Noll, Groza, Gain, Len Ford and Lavelli ............................................................ $180 Leonard Marshall, Alex Webster, Tucker Fredericson and Michael Strahan (HOF). (17 signa-
9. College All-Stars vs. Green Bay Packers: tures) (12 HOF) ........................................................................................................... $2,000
29th annual All-Star Football Game program @ Soldiers Field on August 3, 1962. Lance Al-
worth, Gary Collins, Roman Gabriel, Merlin Olsen vs. Starr, Hornung, Taylor, Kramer, Thurston, 2. New York Giants Official Helmet:
Ray Nitschke, Gregg, Skoronski, McGee and Boyd Dowler. Vince Lombardi, Head Coach of Simms, Taylor, Manning, Banks, Carson Martin, O.J. Anderson, Strahan, Bavaro, Tuck, Tiki
Green Bay ..................................................................................................................... $195 Barber, Osi, Joe Morris, Hampton, Baker, Reasons & Landeta (17) ............................... $2,000

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 New Releases

Impeccable and New Card

Release
Admirable offerings Calendar
Panini and Upper Deck SEPTEMBER
put football, hockey in spotlight 27: 2019-20 Leaf Superlative Collection
Hockey

2019 Panini Impeccable Football Cards OCTOBER

On-card autographs and cards embedded 2: 2019 Panini Contenders Draft Picks
with one troy ounce of .999 fine silver high- Baseball
light the findings in this high-end NFL brand
scheduled for release Oct. 9. 2: 2019 Topps Archives Signature Series
Five autographs are delivered in each Retired Player Edition Baseball
hobby box celebrating Hall of Famers, cur- 4: 2019 Leaf Metal Babe Ruth Collection
rent standouts and top rookies in Impeccable Baseball
Impressions, First Ballot Signatures, Canvas
4: 2018-2019 Panini Immaculate
Creations and Rookie Landscape—new to the
Collection Basketball
2019 look.
The Elegance Rookie Helmet and Patch 4: 2019 Panini NFL Five Trading Card
Autograph subset acts as the official rookie Game Football
card for each first-year player. Panini said 4: 2019 Panini Prizm Racing NASCAR
they are “the most limited true Rookie Patch
9: 2019 Panini Impeccable Football
Autograph of the year.” The true Rookie
Card (max number/75) features on-card autographs and two memorabilia 9: 2019 Topps Clearly Authentic
pieces, including a helmet piece. Baseball
At least one silver or gold card comes with each three-box case and are 11: 2019-20 Panini Gold Standard Soccer
among the Silver Hall of Famers,
Silver NFL Shields, Impeccable 16: 2019 Topps Update Series Baseball
NFL Top 100 Dual, NFL Tops 16: 2019 Panini Phoenix Football
100 Quad, and Silver Super
16: 2018-19 Upper Deck Clear Cut Hockey
Bowl. The silver cards are em-
bedded with real silver. 16: 2019-20 Panini Prizm Draft Picks
Also look for a limited num- Basketball
ber of multi-signed cards with 16: 2019 Topps Gold Label Baseball
Inkpeccable Duals, Trios and
18: 2018-19 Panini Flawless Basketball
Quads. The hobby configuration
is eight cards per pack, one pack 23: 2019-20 Panini NBA Hoops Basketball
per box and three boxes per case. 23: 2019 Panini Prizm Football

2019-20 Upper Deck Arti- 23: 2019 Topps Triple Threads Baseball
facts Hockey Cards 30: 2019 Panini Flawless Baseball
Look to find 2019-2020
Top Rookie Redemption cards
for this season’s newcomers in
NOVEMBER
the NHL, along with the new 1: 2019 Panini Immaculate Collection
Admirable Impressions featuring Footall
the finest players from the past 6: 2019 Topps Dynasty Baseball
and present.
6: 2019 Donruss Basketball

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 Collectors can also be
watchful for Honored Mem-
bers and Honored Hopefuls
autograph inserts featuring
hard-signed autographs of the
top legends and stars of the
NHL. The Stanley’s Legacy
Relics and Signature cards
feature an assortment of active and retired
superstar players.
Collect rare premium material parallels
including patch, stick and tag in the return of
Threads of Time.
The configuration is four cards per pack,
eight packs per box, 10 boxes per inner and
two inners per case. It was to be released
Sept. 25.
The case breakdown on average is one
Rookie Redemption Autograph and at
least four Aurum Bounty Cards. The box
breakdown on average is three autograph,
memorabilia or Aurum Bounty cards, and
one Rookie Redemption card and four Serial
Numbered cards.
2019 Topps Archives Signature Series
Retired Player Edition Baseball Cards
The Topps Archives Signature Series
returns for 2019 in a limited production and
showcases the retired heroes of Major League
Baseball with every card hand-signed, num-
bered and encased. Each card will include a
gold foil-stamped Archives Signature Series
logo. The product with an Oct. 2 release in-
cludes one card per pack, one pack per box and
20 boxes per case. Expect to find one auto-
graphed buyback card in the hobby box.
2019 Leaf Metal Babe Ruth Collection
Fully licensed by the Babe Ruth Estate,
this set being released Oct. 4 includes game-used Ruth memo-
rabilia along with the base set featuring all the “colored pris-
matic collectors enjoy.” Here’s what to look for: Base Cards,
Stadium Seat Cards, Game Used Babe Ruth Bat Cards, Dual
Game Used Babe Ruth Bat Cards, Triple Game Used Babe
Ruth Bat Cards, Quad Game Used Babe Ruth Bat Cards, plus
very rare Monster Hits, including a Babe Ruth Game Used Bat
Knob Card, featuring the actual bat knob from a Babe Ruth
game-used bat. Each box includes four Babe Ruth Base Cards,
one Babe Ruth Stadium Seat Card and one Babe Ruth Game-
used Bat or Monster Hit Card. Ten boxes per case. Six cards
per box.
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2019 Topps Heritage Minor League
Baseball
This year’s release pays tribute to Topps’
renowned 1970 design while featuring
surprise variation cards and additional low-
numbered parallels. The on-card autographs
of the biggest Minor League Baseball stars
and standouts are featured.
Each box contains one autograph card and
one memorabilia card with two chances to
win the baseball experience of a lifetime with
the “Make Your Pro Debut” promotion. Grand
prize is a one-day contract with the Rocket
City Trash Pandas with a baseball card to be
offered in next year’s 2020 Topps Pro Debut
Baseball.
Among the features of the set: Base Card
Short Prints, Base Card Image Variation,
Fresh on the Scene (featuring the best pros-
pect in the minors), Fantastic Feats (showcas-
ing the top performers of 2018), Clubhouse
Collection Relics (featuring game-used jersey
and bat swatches of active minor league stars)
and ’70 Mint Relics. A 1970 Topps Super
Baseball Boxloader is one per Hobby Box.
Release date: Sept. 25.
2019 Bowman Chrome Baseball
The Bowman Chrome is back with Chrome
Prospect autographs, colorful refractor parallels and Arizona
Fall League content showcasing the game’s future stars.
Each Hobby Master Box comes with two mini-boxes, two
autograph cards, one Chrome Prospect Shimmer Parallel Card
and one Elite Farmhands Card.
Among the things to look for: Chrome Base Cards of the
top 2019 MLB rookies and veterans with three per Hobby Pack;
2018 Arizona Fall League Fall Stars and Arizona Fall League
Alumni; New Stat Tracker; 2018 Arizona Fall League Fall Stars
Relics; and Bowman Chrome Prospects Autographs, featuring
on-card autographs of the game’s top prospects. ◆
October 11, 2019 / Sports Collectors Digest 13
 KEVIN SAVAGE CARDS AUCTION #2850 Featuring lots of
Milwaukee Braves Cards - Closes Wednesday October 9, 2019!
1st of four big auctions
in this issue…
A selection of lots from… KEVIN SAVAGE SPORTS AUCTION #2850
Closes WEDNESDAY, October 9th, 2019 Auction Hotline is (866) 861-2330
This Auction closes Wednesday, October 9th, 2019 at 9 p.m. Eastern Time, or at a point after 9 when individual lots do not receive bids for
a period of 30 minutes. For a complete list of our auction rules, please visit our website at www.kevinsavagecards.com or give us a call…
Baseball Lots
Lot # 1 – 1953 Bowman Baseball Color -
#151 Joe Adcock, Braves - Hi# - Vg - Ex sl
crs 70/30 - Hi# ...............................Mb $5.00
Lot # 2 - 1953 Topps
Baseball - #37 Ed
Mathews, Braves
- SGC 80 (Ex/Nm
6) - 60/40 centering
- Hall of Famer!
.............. Mb $40.00
Lot # 3 – 1954 Bowman Baseball - #64 Ed
Mathews, Braves - Vg - Ex - no creases -
70/30 left/rt - 55/45 bot/top - Hall of
Famer!..........................................Mb $12.00
Lot # 4 – 1954 Red
Heart Baseball -
Warren Spahn,
Braves - Ex+
60/40 - Hall of
Famer!
.......... Mb $20.00
Lot # 5 – 1954 Topps Baseball - #30 Ed
Mathews, Braves - Vg - Ex sl cor crs -
65/35 centering ............................Mb $12.00
Lot # 6 – 1955 Topps Baseball - #31 Warren
Spahn, Braves - NrEx - 60/40 - no crs
.....................................................Mb $12.00
Lot # 7 – 1955 Topps Baseball - #31 Warren
Spahn, Braves - Ex 98/2 t/b - 55/45 rt/left
.......................................................Mb $6.00
Lot # 10 – 1956 Topps Baseball - #30
Jackie Robinson, Dodgers - PSA Vg -
Ex 4 - 65/35 left/rt - 65/35 t/b - Gray
back ........................................ Mb $50.00
Lot # 11 – 1956 Topps Baseball - #31 Hank
Aaron, Braves - White Back - Vg+ miscut to
bott border - white back ...............Mb $15.00
Lot # 14 – 1956 Topps Baseball - #95 Mil-
waukee Braves Team - White Back - Name
Centered - Vg+ sl cor cr 75/25 centering
.......................................................Mb $5.00
Lot # 15 – 1956 Topps Baseball - #107 Eddie
Mathews, Braves - White Back - Vg crs
75/25..............................................Mb $5.00
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Lot # 16 – 1956 Topps Baseball - #107 Eddie Lot # 42 – 1965 Topps Bb - 3 Diff - #2 Ldr
Mathews, Braves - Gray Back - Vg - Ex ex - mt 70/30, #82 Alomar/Braun ex 60/40,
slight corner crease........................Mb $5.00
#461 Phil Niekro nr ex 75/25 t/b - 55/45 left/
Lot # 17 – 1958 Topps Baseball - #30 Hank rt ....................................................Mb $6.00
Aaron, Braves - White Name Variation - Lot # 44 – 1969 Topps Bb - #100 Hank
Vg - Ex no creases - 55/45 centering Aaron, Braves - NrEx cor ding 75/25 t/b -
................................................... Mb $20.00 55/45 rt/left ....................................Mb $6.00
Lot # 18 – 1958 Topps
Baseball - #30 Hank
Aaron, Braves -
Yellow Name
Variation - PSA
Vg - Ex 4 – 60/40
centering - Nice
color! ..... Mb $75.00
Lot # 45 – 1972 Topps Bb - #79 Fisk/Coo-
per Rookie - SGC 84 (NM 7) - 75/25 rt/
left - 65/35 t/b ......................... Mb $15.00
Lot # 19 – 1958 Topps Baseball - #270
Warren Spahn, Braves - Ex+ 65/35 bot/top - A couple More baseball Lots
60/40 left/rt - Hall of Famer!.........Mb $10.00
Lot # 20 – 1958 Topps Baseball - #351 Lot # 46 – 1957 Topps Bb - #90 Warren
Brave’s Fence Busters - Aaron/ Mathews/ Spahn, Braves - Vg - Ex sl cor cr 75/25 rt/
Adcock/ Crandall - 2 Cards - 1 vg - ex sl cr left..................................................Mb $6.00
65/35, 1 ex 65/35 (gum stain back).
......................................................Mb $7.00
Lot # 21 – 1958 Topps Baseball - #377
Braves Team - Numerical Checklist Back -
Vg+ sl cor 60/40 - unchecked back ..Mb $5.00
Lot # 22 – 1958 Topps Baseball - #418
Mantle/Aaron - Ex+ 75/25 centering
....................................................Mb $12.00
Lot # 23 – 1958 Topps Baseball - #440 Ed
Mathews, Braves - Vg - Ex sl cpr cr
70/30..............................................Mb $5.00
Lot # 25 – 1959 Topps Baseball - #450 Ed
Mathews, Braves - 3 Cards - 1 ex+ 70/30,1 Lot # 47 – 1960 Topps Baseball - #350
vg - ex60/40 - no crs, 1 fair crs - edge slit Mickey Mantle, Yankees - Vg+ with a
60/40..............................................Mb $9.00 corner crease(bot rt). Red background on
Lot # 26 – 1960 Topps Bb - #300 Hank Aaron, left side of front - has some yellow fleck-
Braves - Vg crs 65/35 cent...............Mb $6.00 ing - 60/40 centering ...............Mb $50.00
Lot # 27 – 1960 Topps Bb - #420 Ed Mathews
- 2 Cards - 1 white back (vg - ex 80/20 - no
crs), 1 gray back (ex - mt 90/10). ..Mb $5.00
Lot # 29 – 1960 Topps Bb - #445 Warren Lot # 48 – 1961
Spahn, Braves - Ex 60/40 cent ......Mb $6.00 Topps Baseball
Lot # 31 – 1960 Topps Bb - #566 Hank Aaron - #589 Warren
AS - Hi# - NrEx sl edge cr 75/25 t/b
......................................................Mb $6.00 Spahn All Star -
Lot # 32 – 1961 Topps Bb - #120 Ed Hi# - NrEx - no
Mathews, Braves - 3 Cards - 1 nr ex 60/40, creases - 75/25
1 vg - ex 75/25, 1 vg cr 70/30. .......Mb $6.00 centering both
Lot # 33 – 1963 Topps Bb - #242 Banks/ ways
Aaron - ex 80/20 bot/top - 60/40 rt/left ......... Mb $10.00
centering ......................................Mb $10.00
Lot # 34 – 1963 Topps Bb - #275 Ed Mathews
- 2 Cards - 1 ex - mt 60/40, 1 vg sl cr 60/40
cent. ...............................................Mb $5.00 More Lots are available for this auction by visiting our website at
Lot # 37 – 1963 Topps Bb - #390 Hank
www.kevinsavagecards.com. If you do not have internet access,
please call/fax us for a complete list of available lots….
Aaron, Braves - Vg cr 60/40 cent ..Mb $6.00
Lot # 38 – 1964 Topps Bb - #300 Hank KEVIN SAVAGE CARDS
Aaron, Braves - NrEx sl cor cr - 60/40 cent - P.O. Box 568, Maumee, OH 43537
Hall of Famer!...............................Mb $10.00 Toll Free Phone: (866) 861-2330
Lot # 39– 1964 Topps Bb - #423 Aaron/Mays Alternate Phone: (419) 482-6720
- Vg - Ex sl cr 80/20 rt/left - no cr. .Mb $6.00 FAX: (419) 482-6721
Lot # 40 – 1965 Topps Bb - #170 Hank Aaron,
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Braves - Vg - Ex sl edge crease - 60/40 E-Mail: ksavagecards@mindspring.com
cent ................................................Mb $7.00
Lot # 41 – 1965 Topps Bb - #170 Hank
Aaron, Braves - Vg - Ex sl cor dings - 70/30 PLEASE SEE OUR NEXT BIG AUCTION ON
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 Football and Baseball Cards Featured in Kevin Savage Cards Auction # 2851!
2nd of four big auctions
in this issue…
A selection of lots from… KEVIN SAVAGE SPORTS AUCTION #2851
Closes THURSDAY, October 10th, 2019 Auction Hotline is (866) 861-2330
This Auction closes Thursday, October 10th, 2019 at 9 p.m. Eastern Time, or at a point after 9 when individual lots do not receive bids for
a period of 30 minutes. For a complete list of our auction rules, please visit our website at www.kevinsavagecards.com or give us a call…
Football Cards!
Lot # 1 – 1958 Topps Football
- #66 Bart Starr, Pack-
ers - PSA Vg - Ex 4 – 85/15
bot/top - 70/30 rt/left - Nice
color! 2nd year card!
............................Mb $15.00
Lot # 2 – 1960 Topps Football
- #56 Forest Gregg, Packers
- PSA NM 7 – 65/35 bot/top -
60/40 rt/left - Rookie!
............................Mb $20.00
Lot # 3 – 1964 Philly Fb - #71 Herb Adderly, Pack-
ers RC - NrEx 70/30 rt/left .......................Mb $5.00
Lot # 4 – 1964 Philly Fb - 2 Packers - #72 W. Davis
ex-mt 80/20 t/b, #80 Jim Taylor ex+ 60/40
................................................................Mb $6.00
Lot # 5 – 1966 Philly Fb - #88 Bart Starr, Packers -
Ex-Mt 80/20 left/rt .................................Mb $10.00
Lot # 6 – 1970 Topps Foot-
ball - #90 O.J. Simpson,
Bills - Rookie! - BVG 8
(Nm-Mt 8) - 60/40 bot/top -
65/35 left/rt ........Mb $60.00
Lot # 7 – 1977 Topps Football - #360 Walter
Payton, Bears - PSA Ex-Mt 6 – 75/25 t/b - 60/40
rt/left......................................................Mb $10.00
Lot # 8 – 1984 Topps Football - #123 Dan Marino,
Dolphins - Rookie! – Ex-Mt 60/40 centering
..............................................................Mb $12.00
Lot # 9 – 1989 Score Football - #257 Barry Sanders
- Beckett 9 Mint - Centering and Corners are 9.
Great color!............................................Mb $14.00
Baseball Cards
Lot # 10 – 1953 Bowman Baseball Color - #156
Max Surkont, Milwaukee Braves - Vg-Ex sl cr -
65/35 centering - Hi#...............................Mb $5.00
Lot # 11 – 1953 Topps Baseball - #214 Bill Bruton,
Braves - GAI 4 (Vg-Ex) - 60/40 centering - great
color ........................................................Mb $5.00
Lot # 13 – 1954 Bowman Baseball - #64 Ed
Mathews, Braves - PSA Vg-Ex 4 – 60/40 center-
ing rt/left - 70/30 bot/top - Hall of Famer
..........................................................Mb $20.00
Lot # 14 – 1954 Bowman Baseball - #64 Ed
Mathews, Braves - Vg+ slight corner crease -
90/10 bot/top - 75/25 left/rt ...................Mb $10.00
Lot # 17 – 1954 Red Heart
Baseball - Warren
Spahn, Braves - Nr ex -
slight corner crease
(bott rt corner) - and
slight corner ding (top
left) - 55/45 centering
...................... Mb $12.00
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Lot # 18 – 1954 Topps Baseball - #165 Jim Pend-
leton, Milwaukee Braves - PSA Ex-Mt 6 – 60/40
left/rt........................................................Mb $6.00
Lot # 20 – 1955 Bowman Baseball - #103 Eddie
Mathews, Braves - Vg+ corner dings - 75/25
t/b ............................................................Mb $6.00
Lot # 21 – 1955 Bowman Baseball - #180 Johnny
Logan, Braves - PSA NM 7 – Ex 75/25 bott/top -
55/45 left/rt..............................................Mb $8.00
Lot # 22 – 1955 Robert Gould All Star Baseball
Statue - Bill Bruton, Braves - Ex-Mt
.......................................................... Mb $20.00
Lot # 23 – 1955 Topps Baseball - #31 Warren
Spahn, Braves - Vg-Ex - slight corner ding - 60/40
centering - nice color!............................Mb $10.00
Lot # 24 – 1956 Topps Baseball - #10 Warren
Spahn, Braves - PSA NM 7 - Gray Back -
65/35 rt/left - 60/40 bot/top - Hall of Famer!
........................................................Mb $50.00
Lot # 25 – 1956 Topps Baseball - #95 Milwaukee
Braves Team - Gray Back/Name Left - Ex+ 70/30
bot/top, 60/40 rt/left - Great color! ........Mb $10.00
Lot # 26 – 1956 Topps Baseball - #101 Roy Cam-
panella, Dodgers - Good with creases - 70/30
- gray back...............................................Mb $6.00
Lot # 27 – 1956 Topps Baseball - #244 Bob Buhl,
Braves - PSA NM 7 – 55/45 centering - Nice
color! .......................................................Mb $6.00
Lot # 28 – 1957 Topps
Baseball - #20 Hank
Aaron, Braves - Ex+
65/35 centering - both
ways - Nice picture!
..................... Mb $75.00
Lot # 29 – 1957 Topps Baseball - #28 Gene Con-
ley, Braves - PSA NM 7 (ST) - 65/35 left/rt - slight
wax stain back .........................................Mb $5.00
Lot # 30 – 1957 Topps Baseball - #188 Felix
Mantilla, Braves - PSA NM 7 – 70/30 rt/left
centering..................................................Mb $7.00
Lot # 31 – 1957 Topps Baseball - #208 Lew Bur-
dette, Braves - Ex-Mt 75/25 centering ....Mb $5.00
Lot # 33 – 1958 Topps Baseball - #30 Hank Aaron,
Braves - Ex 90/10 left/rt - 75/25 bot/top - Hall of
Famer! ...................................................Mb $15.00
Lot # 34 – 1958 Topps Bb
- #418 Mickey Mantle/
Hank Aaron - Vg-Ex - no
creases - 60/40 center-
ing ................ Mb $25.00
Lot # 35 – 1959 Topps Bb - #40 Warren Spahn,
Braves - Beckett 6 Ex - Mt (Obscured # Back
Variation(B) - 65/35 centering - Nice color
.......................................................... Mb $20.00
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Lot # 36 – 1959 Topps Bb - #40 Warren Spahn,
Braves - “21” Back Variation - Vg cr 70/30 left/
rt - Hall of Famer! ....................................Mb $5.00
Lot # 37 – 1959 Topps Bb - #315 Joe Adcock - Au-
tographed Card - SGC Slabbed and Authenticated
- Card looks ex with a nice blue sharpie signature
on front. Died 1999................................Mb $10.00
Lot # 38 – 1960 Armour Baseball Coins - 3 Coins -
Del Crandall ex (lighter blue), Frank Malzone
(Ex lighter blue), Frank Malzone (royal blue
Ex). ..........................................................Mb $6.00
Lot # 39 – 1960 Topps Bb - #300 Hank Aaron,
Braves - Vg cr 65/35 centering................Mb $5.00
Lot # 41 – 1961 Topps Bb - #141 Billy Williams
RC, Cubs - Ex+ 75/25 left/rt - Nice color
.............................................................Mb $10.00
Lot # 43 – 1961 Nu Card Bb Scoops - 3 Diff Braves
- #412 Ed Mathews nrmt 60/40, #433 Adcock
nr mt 65/35, #462 Hank Aaron nr ex no crs
60/40. ......................................................Mb $6.00
Lot # 44 – 1961 Nu Card Bb Scoops - 2 Diff Braves
- #462 Hank Aaron ex+ 60/40, #463 Spahn ex-mt
60/40. ......................................................Mb $5.00
Lot # 45 – 1962 Salada Baseball Coins - 3 Diff
Braves - #152 Joe Torre ex, #159 McMillan nr ex,
#166 Burdette vg-ex sl edge crease.........Mb $6.00
Lot # 47 – 1962 Topps Baseball - #320 Hank
Aaron, Braves - Vg-Ex cor cr 65/35 left/rt - Hall of
Famer.......................................................Mb $7.00
Lot # 48 – 1962 Topps Baseball - #320 Hank
Aaron, Braves - Ex+ 80/20 rt/left - 70/30 t/b
.............................................................Mb $10.00
Lot # 49 – 1963 Fleer Bb - #45 Warren Spahn,
Braves - NrMt 75/25 t/b - 65/35 rt/left...Mb $10.00
Lot # 50 – 1963 Fleer Bb - #45 Warren Spahn,
Braves - Ex+ 60/40 centering ................Mb $10.00
Lot # 51 – 1963 Topps Bb - #320 Warren Spahn,
Braves - Ex+ 60/40 centering ..................Mb $6.00
Lot # 52 – 1964 Topps Bb - #300 Hank Aaron,
Braves - Ex+ 60/40 centering - Hall of Famer!
.............................................................Mb $10.00
Lot # 53 – 1964 Topps Bb Coins - 3 Diff - #33 Ed
Mathews ex - mt, #42 Ernie Banks vg - ex, #63
Cepeda nr ex............................................Mb $6.00
Lot # 55 – 1965 Topps Baseball - #170 Hank
Aaron, Braves - NrEx no crs 65/35 left/rt - Hall of
Famer! ...................................................Mb $10.00
Lot # 56 – 1969 Topps
Baseball - #533 Nolan
Ryan, Mets - 2nd Year
Card - NrEx - 65/35 cen-
tering - no creases - clean
back ............... Mb $25.00
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 Kevin Savage Cards Auction #2852 Closes Wednesday October 16th, 2019
- features 1950’s Sports Illustrated Magazines and Baseball Star Cards!
3rd of Four Big Auctions
in this issue…
A selection of lots from… KEVIN SAVAGE SPORTS AUCTION #2852
Closes WEDNESDAY, October 16th, 2019 Auction Hotline is (866) 861-2330
This Auction closes Wednesday, October 16th, 2019 at 9 p.m. Eastern Time, or at a point after 9 when individual lots do not receive bids
for a period of 30 minutes. For a complete list of our auction rules, please visit our website at www.kevinsavagecards.com or give us a call…
Sports Illustrated Magazines
Lot # 1 – August 16, 1954 Sports
Illustrated- 1st Issue- Fair due
to tears in bottom of cover page.
The rest of the issue is ex+ to
nrmt- including 27 Topps card fold out insert
(ex-mt- still attached as issued- includes Jackie
Robinson, Willie Mays, Kluszewski, Duke Snider,
Ed Mathews, Ted Williams, Larry Doby, etc. No
mailing label on front.............................Mb $50.00
Lot # 2 – August 23, 1954 Sports
Illustrated- 2nd Issue- with 27
Card New York Yankees Cards!-
Ex-Mt with mailing label on
cover- 27 Topps card fold out insert (Ex-Mt still
attached as issued- includes Mickey Mantle,
Whitey Ford, Enos Slaughter, Yogi Berra, Phil
Rizzuto, Johnny Sain, Gil McDougald, Bill
Skowron, etc. ..................................... Mb $125.00
Lot # 3 – April 11, 1955 Sports Illustrated- with 8
Card 1955 Topps Sheet- Willie Mays/ Al Dark
Cover- Ex-Mt with mailing label. Card sheet insert
is ex-mt- attached as issued- includes Ernie Banks,
Warren Spahn, Dick Groat, Karl Spooner, Warren
Moon, Danny Schell, Dusty Rhodes, Ray Jablon-
ski..........................................................Mb $25.00
Lot # 4 – April 18, 1955 Sports Illustrated- with
8 Card 1955 Topps Sheet- Al Rosen Cover-
Ex-Mt with mailing label. Card sheet insert is
Ex-Mt- attached as issued incl. Bob Turley,
Roy Sievers, Frank Sullivan, Ferris Fain, Bob
Keegan, Hal Smith, Al Rosen, Arnold Portocarrero.
Very nice......................................................Mb $20.00
Lot # 7 – 1954 Sports Illustrated Magazines- 4 Diff-
Ex to Ex-Mt with mailing labels (unless noted)-
Sept 27 (Iowa Football), Oct 4 (Cowgirl), Oct 11
(Oklahoma Bandsman), Oct 18 (Horse Racing).
......................................................................Mb $5.00
Lot # 8 – 1954 Sports Illustrated Magazines- 3 Diff-
Ex to Ex-Mt with mailing labels (unless noted)-
Oct 25 (Dog), Nov 1 (Oklahoma Football crowd),
Nov 8 (Fishing)..............................................Mb $4.00
Lot # 9 – 1955 Sports Illustrated Magazines-
4 Diff- Ex to Ex-Mt with mailing labels (unless
noted)- April 4 (Ben Hogan/ Augusta), April 25
(Tenzing Norgay), May 2 (Fordham track), May 9
(Baloon).........................................................Mb $5.00
Lot # 10 – 1955 Sports Illustrated Magazines-
4 Diff- Ex to Ex-Mt with mailing labels (unless
noted)- May 16 (Bird Watching), May 23 (Girl
Skin Diver), June 6 (Rainbow Trout), June 13
(Sailboat). ......................................................Mb $5.00
Lot # 11 – 1955 Sports Illustrated Magazines- 4 Diff-
Ex to Ex-Mt with mailing labels (unless noted)- June
20 (Furgol- US Open), July 4 (Dog), July 18 (Swaps),
July 25 (Alpine vacation). ..............................Mb $5.00
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Lot # 12 – 1955 Sports Illustrated Magazines- 3 Diff
with Baseball Cards- May 30 (Score), June 27 (Duke
Snider), July 11 (Yogi Berra)- Ex to Ex-Mt with mail-
ing labels (unless noted)-Herb Score cover has slight
corner crease. Great covers!..........................Mb $8.00
Lot # 13 – August 1, 1955 Sports Illustrated Magazine-
Ted Williams Cover! Ex with mailing label- Great
color cover! 68 pages..................................Mb $10.00
Lot # 15 – 1955 Sports Illustrated Magazines- 4 Diff-
Ex to Ex-Mt with mailing labels (unless noted)- Sept
12 (Bud Wilkinson vg-ex), Sept 19 (Rocky Marciano),
Oct 3 (Doak Walker), Oct 10 (Bird)................Mb $6.00
Lot # 16 – 1955 Sports Illustrated Magazines- 4 Diff-
Ex to Ex-Mt with mailing labels (unless noted)-
Oct 17 (Princeton band), Oct 24 (Hopalong Cassady),
Oct 31 (Pamela Phillips), Nov 7 (Bob Pellagrini-
vg-ex sl crs)...................................................Mb $5.00
Lot # 17 – 1955 Sports Illustrated Magazines-
4 Diff- Ex to Ex-Mt with mailing labels (unless
noted)- Nov 14 (Ernest Burton), Nov 21 (Skeeter
Werner), Nov 28 (Don Holleder), Dec 5 (Louise
Dyer). ............................................................Mb $5.00
Lot # 18 – 1955 Sports Illustrated Magazines- 2 Diff
with Baseball Covers- Ex to Ex-Mt with mailing labels
(unless noted)- August 22 (Don Newcombe), Sept 26
(Walter Alston). .............................................Mb $4.00
Baseball Lots
Lot # 23 – 1954 Bowman Bb- #64 Eddie Mathews,
Braves- Vg cor cr 80/20 left/rt- Nice color- clean
back.............................................................Mb $12.00
Lot # 24 – 1954 Bowman
Bb- #89 Willie Mays,
Giants- Vg-Ex 75/25
t/b- 65/35 rt/left- Has
a slight crease on
back- Nice picture!
.................... Mb $40.00
Lot # 25 – 1954 Bowman Bb- #224 William Bruton,
Braves- PSA Ex-Mt 6 – 65/35 centering- Nice picture-
Last card in the set!.....................................Mb $10.00
Lot # 26 – 1955 Topps Baseball- #47 Hank Aaron,
Braves- BVG 5.5 (Excellent+)- 65/35 bot/top-
55/45 left/rt. Nice color- clean back. 2nd year
card! ................................................... Mb $125.00
Lot # 27 – 1956 Topps Baseball- #10 Warren Spahn,
Braves- Vg-Ex no creases- 70/30 bot/top- 60/40 left/
rt. White back ..............................................Mb $12.00
Lot # 28 – 1956 Topps Baseball- #107 Ed Mathews,
Braves- Ex 90/10 rt/left- 80/20 bot/top- gray
back .............................................................Mb $10.00
Lot # 29 – 1957 Topps Baseball- #20 Hank Aaron,
Braves- Vg cr 60/40 centering.................Mb $35.00
Lot # 30 – 1959 Topps Baseball- #380 Hank Aaron,
Braves- Ex- 70/30 rt/left and 70/30 bott/top- Hall of
Famer! .........................................................Mb $15.00
Lot # 31 – 1959 Topps Base-
ball- #450 Ed Mathews,
Braves- PSA NM 7 –
55/45 centering- clean
back ..................Mb $40.00
Lot # 32 – 1959 Topps Baseball- #561 Hank Aaron
All Star- Hi#- Vg-Ex 60/40 centering- slight crease at
top ...............................................................Mb $10.00
Lot # 33 – 1960 Topps Baseball- #300 Hank Aaron,
Braves- Ex+ 75/25 left/rt, 80/20 t/b .............Mb $10.00
Lot # 34 – 1961 Topps Baseball- #415 Hank Aaron,
Braves- Vg-Ex with a slight crease at top- 70/30
centering .....................................................Mb $10.00
Lot # 39 – 1962 Topps
Bb- #320 Hank Aaron,
Braves- PSA NM 7 –
65/35 centering rt/
left- 60/40 bot/top- Nice
corners! .......... Mb $125.00
Lot # 40 – 1962 Topps Bb- #320 Hank Aaron, Braves-
Vg-Ex 70/30 rt/left- no creases. Has a small print blob
floating just to the right of his cap- 70/30 rt/left- 65/35
t/b- Hall of Famer! .......................................Mb $14.00
Lot # 42 – 1963 Topps Bb- #275 Eddie Mathews,
Braves- PSA NM 7 – 65/35 centering- Hall of
Famer! .........................................................Mb $15.00
Lot # 44 – 1963 Topps Baseball- #390 Hank Aaron,
Braves- Vg-Ex- no crs- 60/40 centering ......Mb $14.00
Lot # 45 – 1964 Topps Baseball- #29 Lou Brock,
Cubs- PSA NM 7 – 65/35 centering- Hall of
Famer! ..................................................... Mb $24.00
Lot # 46 – 1964 Topps
Baseball- #300 Hank
Aaron, Braves- PSA
NM 7 – 60/40 t/b-
55/45 left/rt- Hall of
Famer! .............Mb $75.00
Lot # 47 – 1964 Topps Baseball- #400 Warren Spahn,
Braves- Vg+ 60/40- no crs ............................Mb $7.00
Lot # 50 – 1965 Topps Bb- #170 Hank Aaron, Braves-
Ex 75/25 t/b- 55/45 rt/left. ...........................Mb $14.00
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 1958 Topps Football Jimmy Brown and a Bunch of Hank
Aaron Cards featured in Kevin Savage Cards Auction #2853
Last of four big auctions
in this issue…
A selection of lots from… KEVIN SAVAGE SPORTS AUCTION #2853
Closes THURSD October 17th, 2019
Auction Hotline is (866) 861-2330
This Auction closes Thursday, October 17th, 2019 at 9 p.m. Eastern Time, or at a point after 9 when individual lots do not receive bids for a
period of 30 minutes. For a complete list of our auction rules, please visit our website at www.kevinsavagecards.com or give us a call…
SGC and PSA Graded Cards
Lot # 1 – 1952 Topps Baseball - #66 Preacher
Roe, Dodgers - SGC 6.5 (Ex-Mt) - Black back -
55/45 centering................................ Mb $12.00
Lot # 2 – 1953 Bowman Bb Color - #149 Al Cor-
win, Giants - Hi# - SGC 6.5 (Ex-Nm) - 65/35
rt/left ................................................ Mb $15.00
Lot # 3 - 1954 Topps Baseball - #154 Mike
Fornieles, White Sox - SGC 7.5 NM+ - 55/45
centering - Rookie! .......................... Mb $12.00
Lot # 4 – 1954 Topps Baseball - #183 Earle
Combs, Phillies - SGC 6 Ex-Nm - Hall of
Famer! 70/30 rt/left.......................... Mb $10.00
Lot # 5 – 1958 Topps Foot-
ball - #62 Jimmy Brown,
Brown - Rookie - SGC 4
(Vg-Ex) - 80/20 bot/top -
60/40 left/rt ... Mb $200.00
Lot # 6 – 1962 Topps
Baseball - #320 Hank
Aaron, Braves - PSA
Ex-Mt 6 – 75/25 t/b -
65/35 rt/left - Hall of
Famer! ..............Mb $60.00
Lot # 7 - 1964 Topps Baseball
Giants - #25 Mickey
Mantle, Yankees - SGC 6
(Ex-Nm) - 55/45 centering -
decent corners ....Mb $25.00
Lot # 8 – 1972 Topps Baseball - #79 Carlton
Fisk/Cecil Cooper Rookie - PSA Ex-Mt 6 –
65/35 centering................................ Mb $10.00
Lot # 9 – 1975 Topps Base-
ball - #223 Robin Yount,
Brewers - Rookie! – PSA
NM 7 – 60/40 centering -
rt/left ................ Mb $20.00
Lot # 10 – 1981-82 Topps Basketball - #20
Kareem Abdul Jabbar - SGC 8.5 (NM-Mt+) -
55/45 centering.................................. Mb $5.00
Lot # 11 – 1988-89 Kenner Starting Lineup Card
- Kareem Abdul Jabbar - SGC 9 (Mt) - Well
centered - Hall of Famer! ................... Mb $6.00
Lot # 12 – 1988-89 Kenner Starting Lineup Card
- Larry Bird - SGC 9.5 (Mt+) - Well centered -
Great corners!.................................. Mb $10.00
Lot # 13 – 1991 Pro Set Spanish Football - #54
Emmitt Smith - SGC 9 (MT) - Well centered -
great corners.................................... Mb $10.00
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Lot # 14 – 1991 Pro Set Spanish Football - #57
John Elway - SGC 9.5 (Mt+) - Great looking
card! ................................................ Mb $10.00
Lot # 15 – 1991 Pro Set Spanish Football - #71
Barry Sanders - SGC 9 (MT) - Nice card!
........................................................ Mb $10.00
Lot # 16 – 1991 Pro Set Spanish Football - #131
Dan Marino - SGC 9.5 (Mt+) - Well centered -
Nice card! ........................................ Mb $10.00
Lot # 17 – 1991 Pro Set Spanish Football - #221
Joe Montana - SGC 9 (Mt) - Super card!
........................................................ Mb $10.00
Lot # 18 – 1994 Upper
Deck SP Baseball - Die
Cut #15 Alex Rodriguez -
SGC 8.5 (Nm-Mt+) - Nice
corners - 55/45 centering
........................ Mb $25.00
Lot # 19 – 1994 Upper Deck SP Baseball - Die
Cut #15 Alex Rodriguez - SGC 8.5 (Nm-Mt+)
- Nice card! - 55/45 centering ....... Mb $25.00
Lot # 20 – 1994 Upper Deck SP Baseball - #15
Alex Rodriguez - SGC 8 (Nm-Mt) - Nice cor-
ners - 55/45 centering...................... Mb $15.00
More Baseball Lots
Lot # 21 – 1953 Bowman Bb Color - #151 Joe
Adcock, Braves - Vg-Ex slight cor cr 70/30 -
Hi# ..................................................... Mb $5.00
Lot # 23 – 1955 Bowman Bb - #103 Ed
Mathews, Braves - Vg-Ex sl cor cr -
60/40 cent.......................................... Mb $7.00
Lot # 24 – 1955 Bowman Bb - #43 Bob Buhl,
Braves - PSA Nm-Mt 8 – 60/40 centering -
Nice corners..................................... Mb $10.00
Lot # 25 – 1955 Bowman Bb - 5 Diff - #106 Rice
ex 60/40, #160 Skowron ex-mt 60/40, #176
DeMaestri vg-ex sl cor cr 60/40, #198 Pope vg
cor cr 60/40, #214 Pierce ex 60/40.... Mb $5.00
Lot # 27 – 1955 Topps Baseball - #31 Warren
Spahn, Braves - Vg-Ex no crs 85/15 bot/top -
65/35 left/rt - Hall of Famer! ............ Mb $12.00
Lot # 28 – 1955 Topps Baseball - #149 Ray
Crone, Braves - PSA Ex-Mt 6 – 75/25 left/rt -
60/40 t/b ............................................ Mb $5.00
Lot # 29 – 1956 Topps Baseball - #10 Warren
Spahn, Braves - Gray Back - Vg-Ex with a
crease - 60/40 centering .................... Mb $7.00
Lot # 30 – 1956 Topps Baseball - #95
Milwaukee Braves Team Card - Gray
Back - Name Centered - Ex+ 70/30 t/b -
55/45 left/rt ...................................... Mb $10.00
Lot # 31 – 1956 Topps Baseball - #107 Eddie
Mathews, Braves - White Back - Vg+ corner
creases............................................... Mb $5.00
Lot # 32 – 1957 Topps
Baseball - #20 Hank
Aaron, Braves - NrEx
- no crease - 55/45
centering .... Mb $25.00
Lot # 33 – 1958 Topps Baseball - #30 Hank
Aaron, Braves - Vg no crs 90/10 left/rt - 65/35
t/b .................................................... Mb $12.00
Lot # 34 – 1958 Topps Baseball - #351 Braves
Fence Busters - Aaron/ Mathews/ Adcock/
Crandall - NrEx - no crs 65/35........... Mb $7.00
Lot # 36 – 1959 Topps Baseball - #380 Hank
Aaron, Braves - Ex-Mt 80/20 rt/left - Hall of
Famer! ............................................. Mb $12.00
Lot # 37 – 1959 Topps Baseball - #450 Ed
Mathews, Braves - Ex 60/40 centering
.......................................................... Mb $5.00
Lot # 38 – 1961 Topps Baseball - #415
Hank Aaron, Braves - Ex+ 65/35
centering.......................................... Mb $10.00
Lot # 39 – 1962 Topps Baseball - #320
Hank Aaron, Braves - Ex+ 80/20
centering.......................................... Mb $10.00
Lot # 40 – 1963 Topps Bb - #390 Hank Aaron,
Braves - Vg crs 70/30 cent ................ Mb $7.00
Autographed Insert Cards
Lot # 41 - 1996 Skybox
Premium Ftbl. - “Au-
tographs” - #A2 Brett
Favre, Packers - NrMt+
with Fleer/Skybox crimp
certification! Nice bold
black sharpie sig.
.................... Mb $50.00
Lot # 42 - 2005 Leaf
Limited Baseball -
“Monikers Material
Bat Platinum” 1 of
1 Insert - #161 Hank
Aaron, Milwaukee
Braves - NrMt+ with
bold black sharpie sig.
& piece of game-used
bat ............ Mb $100.00
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‘Pawn Stars’ deal in sports, too
Popular cable TV show highlights
‘cool’ collectibles from sporting world
BY GREG BATES
R
ick Harrison has always been big into purchasing unique
and “weird” items.
When he got a chance to check out the personal
collection that NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was selling,
Harrison jumped at the shot. One item in particular stood out to
him. Harrison – who co-owns the World Famous Gold & Silver
Pawn Shop in Las Vegas and is a star on the cable television show
“Pawn Stars” – had his eye on Abdul-Jabbar’s goggles, his signa-
ture look for the last 15 seasons of his illustrious court career.
“It can be argued Kareem was the best basketball player,” Har-
rison told Sports Collectors Digest in an interview at the National
Sports Collectors Convention in August. “Some say Michael
Jordan. I say Kareem just due to the fact that he did so much so
early on. For the love of God, college basketball banned the dunk
because of him. Once he left college, they let it come back.”
Harrison saw the goggles and knew he had to have them.
Abdul-Jabbar actually appeared with Harrison and Dan Wulkan
– the pawn shop’s sports memorabilia expert – to seemingly
authentic the pair of goggles that he wore during the 1974-75
season with the Milwaukee Bucks.
Having Abdul-Jabbar show up further intensified Harri-
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Rick Harrison, star of “Pawn Stars.”
son’s desire to own the rare sports memorabilia piece. Harrison
negotiated the price with the person in charge of helping Abdul-
Jabbar sell a big part of his personal collection for charity.
The asking price was $40,000, but Harrison worked it down to
$25,000 before pulling the trigger on the deal.
“Do you know anybody else besides me that owns a pair of
Kareem goggles?” Harrison asked. “And the cool thing with that
is nowadays they’d probably have a new pair every game – he
wore those for a whole season.”
It was just another day in the high society lifestyle of Harri-
son, who has met and hung out with countless celebrities during
his rise to TV stardom.
“Kareem actually took him to a Lakers game afterward,
which was awesome,” said Tracy Whittaker, who is CEO of Rick
Harrison Productions and is a “Pawn Stars” executive director.
“(Rick) loves being able to kind of get the exclusive and be able
to get in on something before it’s open to the public. He loves to
use his VIP-ness for that.”
Harrison bought the goggles – which aired on an episode
this past May during Season 16 of “Pawn Stars” – and are
still hanging up in his office at the pawn shop. On the shop’s
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online page, the goggles are selling for shop to try and sell an item, which could
$37,500. Originally, the price tag was be everything from a Pablo Picasso
$40,000. But who knows if Harrison painting to an original first-edition rare
will ever part with the item if he doesn’t book to a Super Bowl ring.
get offered the right deal. Around 2,000-3,000 people come by
“I don’t know how much he wants to the shop daily to check out the items, see
get rid of them, because they’re so cool,” the store and try to catch of glimpse of
Wulkan said. “It’s such an attraction for the stars of “Pawn Stars.”
the store and the pawn shop, and I think The show, which debuted on July 19,
he’d rather hold on to them. I’m shocked 2009, appeals to a wide array of viewers.
they haven’t sold yet for $40,000, which “I think history lovers really enjoy
I’m sure they will. I think deep down what Rick brings to the table,” Whittaker
he’d rather hold on to them.” said. “He’s like the cool uncle that is
Having the iconic goggles at the teaching you a history lesson rather than
World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn your boring history teacher possibly. He
Rick Harrison with Dan Wulkan, a sports
Shop is just another impressive piece. memorabilia expert on the show.
just has a great way of giving you some
Checking out the Abdul-Jabbar col- tidbits.”
lection was also the centerpiece of the hour-long “Pawn Stars” Harrison – who opened the pawn shop in 1989 with his
episode. Sports memorabilia isn’t always the main attraction of father, Richard Sr., who passed away last year – knows the
the TV show. popularity of the show is largely based on him keeping viewers
With more than 530 episodes over 16 seasons – Season interested with witty stories and keen expertise.
17 has already been renewed – “Pawn Stars” is only the fourth “I make sure you laugh in every episode,” Harrison said.
cable TV show in history with over 500 episodes. “In every scene there’s a little giggle or something like that. It’s
Logging that many episodes has even shocked Harrison. makes it funnier – it’s not work if you’re laughing and you retain
“When I got this show, I was hoping for a season or two to the knowledge better. It’s not like a motorcycle show where
help out business,” Harrison said. “I never in my wildest dreams there’s only so many things you can do to a motorcycle. My
thought it would be one of the most popular shows in the history show is truly different every single week.”
of television.” Harrison figures 10 percent of his store items are sports
“Pawn Stars” – which airs on the History Channel with new related. That’s not a huge chunk, but what Harrison and his as-
episodes starting Monday, Oct. 21 – is a reality show where sociates buy are “cool” sports memorabilia pieces.
customers bring in items to Harrison’s shop. Harrison, one of “It’s stuff that people are going to like seeing on TV, but
his son’s, Corey, and Corey’s longtime friend, Chumlee – whose first of all, something he can sell,” said Steve Grad, who is an
real name is Austin Russell – assess the value of an item and autograph expert for the pawn shop. “If he’s going to buy a
determine if it’s worth purchasing. sports item, it’s got to be something cool that he can put in his
The show also follows the interpersonal conflicts amongst store. Basically, if they buy an item, they wait until the episode
the cast. airs and then they put it out in the store and their website so they
“We ham it up for television, but it’s basically pretty real,” give it a little extra pub. But they want to put it out there so ev-
said the 54-year-old Harrison. “I’ve known Chum since he was 12 erybody sees it. It’s looking at it with an eye too like, what am I
years old, and I’ve been tak-
ing care of him ever since.”
In case Harrison and
his staff ever need a second
opinion on a piece, the show
has about a dozen experts in
various fields who come into
the shop to verify and ap-
praise what an item is worth.
“Before I had the show,
people like that I would
just call them or text them
messages or email them
pictures,” Harrison said. “On
the show, they all like it and
they’re all becoming famous.
It’s good for their careers.”
Everyone from big-
time collectors to everyday
people stop into the pawn
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s visit.
going to get for this resale-wise?
He’s good about that. It’s not just
all a TV thing. He is focused on,
what can I make on this? Is it
going to sit too long? He’s con-
cerned about his inventory. He
doesn’t want that to sit too long
so he can make money on it.”
Wulkan, whose day job is
as a partner at Memory Lane
Inc. auction company, has been
Harrison’s sports memorabilia
appraiser for four seasons and
has gotten to know what his boss
likes to call him in to check out. Above: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s goggles.
“It just has to do with the Right: Rick Harrison with Kareem Abdul-
appeal of the item, whether it Jabbar at a Lakers game.
would be a ring – he’s a big fan
Photos courtesy of “Pawn Stars” and the
of rings – or game-used bats History Channel.
from famous people,” Wulkan
said. “It’s got to be the ‘cool factor,’ where I’m approached. Or said. “He didn’t have the display box at the time, so he said if he
it might be a game-used jersey of Mickey Mantle or a signed found the display box, he’ll bring the ring back. I was biting my
baseball of the astronauts, something that really pops. If he’s tongue because I wanted him to buy it so bad, because I wanted
passionate about it, I’m passionate about it. We know America is to buy it.”
going to be passionate about it and all across the world.” In Harrison’s mind, what’s one of the coolest sports memo-
When Wulkan gets called in to help appraise an item, the rabilia items that has ever come into the shop? It was the Triple
show makes it appear as though he’s stopping in within the hour. Crown trophy awarded to Affirmed in 1978.
In actuality, as most viewers probably figure, it can be hours or Grad has appeared on over 160 episodes – he said he’s lost
even days from when Wulkan is called and when he can travel track of the exact number – and been able to appraise a lot of
from his home base in California. That gives Wulkan time to do neat autographed pieces.
a little research on the item. One piece Grad was a part of authenticating at The National
“I think overall I’ve done it for so long, so when I’m coming in 2002 was the bat Ruth used to hit his first home run at Yankee
in to look at stuff, 99 percent of the time I’m going to know Stadium.
what it is,” Wulkan said. “When I’ve been doing this since I “It’s like such an honor to be able to do that stuff,” Grad
was 12 years old and I’m 47, for 35 years it’s inevitable that I’m said. “Joe Jackson’s signed photograph. The first written rules of
going to have some gut feeling on what something’s gone for in baseball. I’ve been involved in all that stuff.”
prior auctions, what it’s realized on eBay. I think it’s pretty easy Grad, who is the principal authenticator at Beckett Authenti-
having that experience for so many years, which started when cation Company, loved it that Harrison visited The National this
my grandfather owned a candy store in the Bronx and brought year in Chicago. Grad was able to show him around and give
me a box of baseball cards. That just totally got me hooked.” him a taste of the biggest sports memorabilia show every year in
There have been many “wow” moments for Wulkan when he the U.S.
comes in to appraise an item for the show. “It’s way bigger than I thought and a lot busier than I
“The game-used Babe Ruth bat that was used to point for thought; it’s packed,” Harrison said.
his called shot that was bogus,” Wulkan said. “When you see One of the reasons Harrison was in town on Saturday and
someone wanting like $2 million for a bat and they have no Sunday of The National was to shoot content for an episode for
clue. ‘Well, it’s got to be good, my grandfather got it. He owned next season.
movie theaters.’ To come to find out it’s a store model bat that’s With over 500 episodes in the books and still going strong,
worth a couple hundred bucks.” “Pawn Stars” has restructured its approach slightly to keep it
Wulkan could tell the bat – which would be the Holy Grail fresh. Harrison is now going out on the road more frequently.
of baseball bats – wasn’t legit based on the labeling and what “He’s actually looking for items now rather than the items
was written on the side and on the nob of the bat. coming right to the shop,” Whittaker said. “We’re kind of break-
“All signed written bats were written with a grease pencil ing the fourth wall as far as the show goes. Everyone knows that
and back then they had stamps put on the bats and the mailman he’s famous at this point and everyone kind of understands that
would come pick up the bat – it wasn’t even in a box,” Wulkan he’s a celebrity.”
said. “So, you can tell there has to be a certain amount of wear Harrison enjoys the new format to get out and meet new
and then they would use that to make more bats for Babe Ruth.” people and find interesting and “weird” sports memorabilia
Another item that really piqued the interest of Wulkan was a pieces.
New York Yankees ring from the 2009 World Series. “I love to teach people,” Harrison said. “It’s different every
“Rick was about a thousand dollars off from what the guy time and it’s not the same old, same old. It’s just fun to do.” ◆
wanted, and I was shocked the guy didn’t sell it to him,” Wulkan
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‘The Event’ uncovers gems
Newly discovered cards highlight
Mile High Card Co.’s auction
T
he only known example of the
rookie card of Babe Ruth from
the Holmes to Homes bakery
cards of 1916 highlights the auction by
the Mile High Card Company that runs
from Sept. 23 through Oct. 10.
“The Event,” which the auction is
called, features six 1916 M101-5 cards
carrying the ultra-scarce Holmes to
Homes reverse that have been newly
discovered.
Holmes to Homes bakery of Wash-
ington, D.C., produced a promotional
series of 200 baseball cards with a card
given with each loaf of the Holmes’
“Milk-Made Bread.”
“Of all the M101-5 card backs,
Holmes to Homes has emerged as the
most scarce of all with 80 documented
examples of the 200-card series on record
at the various grading services combined,”
the auction house stated.
The other five players featured are Hall of Famers Honus Wag-
ner, Walter Johnson, Napolean Lajoie, Miller Huggins and John
McGraw. Like the Ruth card, these are the only known examples.
MHCC President and CEO Brian Drent called the Ruth
card “special.”
“When you find the hottest card in our hobby, the Babe Ruth
rookie, with a previously unknown back, I think that sets the
table for some excitement,” Drent told SCD.
Drent expects the Ruth card to sell for $150,000 to $250,000.
“Even though it’s a one, it’s previously unknown to the
hobby, and the fact it’s Babe Ruth’s rookie makes it pretty excit-
ing,” Drent said.
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Auction Preview
by SCD Staff
The cards are of minimal grade, but their
value comes in the fact they are the first and only
examples known with the Holmes to Homes re-
verse. The biggest previous name star to emerge
from Holmes to Homes was Joe Jackson, best
known for the Black Sox scandal. That GOOD
2-graded card sold for $32,000 in 2008.
“In just about any other auction, this one
of a kind Babe Ruth rookie card would be the
number one highlight, but with the Murderer’s
Row lineup that this October auction features,
it’s going to have to share the spotlight with a
few other heavy hitters,” Drent said.
Indeed. The auction includes a T-206 Ho-
nus Wagner card that is graded a 2. But it sold
last year for $1.2 million and Drent expects
it to go from $1.35 million to $1.5 million.
There’s also a Ty Cobb PSA 4.5 with a Cobb
advertising back from Lucky 7 that Drent
expects to sell for over $1 million.
“I don’t know the last time an auction
came to be with two cards well over a million dollars,” Drent said.
Another auction highlight is the only known 1933 Sport Kings
Gum #2 Babe Ruth card that has been autographed (PSA/DNA 9
MINT). Drent figures it to sell for $150,000 to $200,000.
Other items in The Event: A 1949 Mickey Mantle signed
and dated baseball (his earliest known single-signed example of
a ball as a pro), a T206 Eddie Plank PSA 4, 1933 Goudey #106
Napoleon Lajoie PSA 4.5 VG/EX, Exceptional 1909-11 T206
Complete Set Completely PSA Graded #9 on PSA Set Registry
With 4.43 GPA, 1950-51 Toleteros Joshua Gibson PSA 4 VG-EX,
and a 1952 Topps #311 Mickey Mantle PSA 4 VG-EX.
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 Online Auctioneer
by Larry Canale
larrycanale@comcast.net

HAMMERIN’ HENRY: Imagine

for a moment that it’s early spring Top Ten Online Auctions
1954. You shell out a few nickels at the 1. $42,989: 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle (SGC 5.5)
corner store to pay for some new packs 2. $31,900: 1951 Bowman Mickey Mantle (PSA 7)
of baseball cards. Seconds later, after 3. $31,211: 1986-87 Fleer Michael Jordan (PSA 10)
tearing into them, you pull out a card 4. $30,655: 1986-87 Fleer Michael Jordan (PSA 10)
of a skinny outfielder named Henry 5. $23,855: 1954 Topps Hank Aaron (PSA 8)
Aaron. Listed at 6-foot-1, 171 pounds, 6. $23,766: 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle (ungraded but
he’s a baby-faced kid who just turned SGC authenticated)
20. Would you have flipped past the 7. $20,900: 1910 E98 “Set of 30” Ty Cobb red (PSA 9)
Braves rookie in search of a Mantle or 8. $18,988: 1959 Topps Whitey Lockman (PSA 10)
Mays…or would you have stopped and 9. $15,966: 1962 Topps Roberto (“Bob”) Clemente
looked for something special about this (PSA 9) — 37 bids
raw rookie? 10. $15,255: 2016 Bowman Chrome Fernando Tatis
We like to think we’d have paused Jr. Orange Refractor, #/25, auto (PSA 10)
and investigated, looking for hints that
young Aaron would one day break Babe clues that the scrawny kid would make
Ruth’s career home run record. And we noise in the majors. His first MLB season
hope we’d have been smart enough to was a nice one—he hit .280 with 13 hom-
keep the Aaron card out of our bicycle ers and 69 RBI while striking out only 39
spokes—and instead protect it in a times in 509 at-bats. The next year, 1955,
special shoebox (remember, that was he hit .314 with 106 RBI. In 1957, he had
decades before plastic holders and slabs a breakthrough power season, hitting 44
became common). HRs to match his uniform number. (He
Well, there were indeed clues within would ultimately hit 44 homers in four
that ’54—his minor league stats. Aaron different seasons.) Despite these lofty amounts, Aaron
Aaron’ss
had only two years in Aaron would go on rookie is somehow undervalued. Consid-
pro ball at that point to break Ruth’s record er the PSA 8 Topps 1952 Mickey Mantle
but was hitting .353. in 1974, when he took card we covered in this space two issues
The previous season, Al Downing deep for ago: It sold on eBay for $489,300.
1953, he won the MVP that unforgettable 715th
award playing for homer. When he retired ON THE OUTSIDE LOOKING
Jacksonville (Fla.) in in 1976, he left the game IN: Here’s a look at the next 10 items
the old Sally League. with 755 HRs, a .305 av- outside our Top 10. Note the presence of
He torched the circuit’s erage and 2,297 RBI (still two Willie Mays cards here—items that
pitchers by leading a record). He also swiped nicely bookend his career. Selling for
the league in batting 240 bases. If fans were $15,000: a 1951 Bowman capturing Mays
(.362), hits (208), playing fantasy baseball as a New York Giant rookie. And selling
runs (115), RBI (125), back in Aaron’s day, he’d for a surprising $12,050: Mays’s last full
doubles (36) and total have been a high-first- player card, from Topps’ 1973 set.
bases (338). He also round pick through most The reason behind the high price of
had 14 triples and 22 of his career. that 1973 Mays? The card drew a perfect
homers. But back to that first 10 grade from PSA. It’s the only PSA 10
His “feats at bat,” card of a fresh-faced example of the card listed in the com-
as we see in the cartoon Aaron: Kids who pulled pany’s Population Report. It’s an eye-
strip on the 1954 card’s one and put it away for catching item, too, showing a 42-year-old
flip side, resulted in safekeeping were pre- Mays in his New York Mets uniform,
a treasure trove of gifts as awards: 13 serving a valuable baseball item. Every wearing a half-smile. He was about to
watches and 12 sports jackets. (The text time a high-grade example changes hands embark on his final season, in which he
tells us that Aaron “gave the watches to at eBay, it produces five-figure sums. In was a shell of his former self. He’d retire
friends—but the jackets made him the August, as we noted last month, a seller after the 1973 season, leaving numbers
best-dressed player in the league.”) got $30,000 for a PSA 8 Aaron. In Sep- that are as gaudy as Hank Aaron’s: 660
The year before, in 1952, Aaron won tember, another PSA 8 brought $23,855. homers, 1,903 RBI, a .302 average and
the Rookie of the Year Award while play- Two different SGC 8-graded Aaron rook- 338 steals.
ing for Eau Claire in the Northern League. ies recently got away for $17,400 and (Note: Mays did appear on a World
So, yes, that first Aaron card had $12,500, illustrating PSA’s lure. Series action card in Topps’ 1974 set, but
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back in the day, the company missed out
on the chance to have a career-spanning
tribute card to honor Mays. Mickey
Mantle did get such a card in Topps’
1969 set, but only because he retired so
late in the spring that Topps had already
included him.)
Besides those two Mays items, our
“next 10” includes Hall of Famer hurlers
Bob Gibson and Warren Spahn. The list:
• $15,000: 1951 Bowman Willie
Mays (SGC 7.5)
• $14,999: 2013 Bowman Chrome
Aaron Judge Green Refractor (PSA
10)
• $14,875: 1955 Topps Baseball com-
plete set (average grade: 6.88)
• $14,100: 1959 Topps Bob Gibson
(PSA 9)
• $13,433: 1960 Hemmets Journal
Cassius Clay (PSA 9)
• $12,117: 1958 Topps Warren Spahn
(PSA 10)—56 bids
• $12,050: 1973Topps Willie Mays
(PSA 10)
• $11,450: 2001 Bowman Chrome
Albert Pujols #/500, auto (BGS 9.5)
• $11,375: 1969 Topps Baseball com-
plete set (PSA-graded)
• $11,000: 1986-87 Fleer Sticker
Michael Jordan (PSA 10)
ROBERTO!: As long as we’re
highlighting legendary National League
outfielders, we’d be remiss if we ignored
Roberto Clemente. So let’s show off an
item that made our Top 10 list: a 1962
Topps card in impeccable condition (PSA
9) that sold for $15,966. At the time, Cle-
mente was coming off a breakout season.
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most desirable card—his 2009
Bowman Chrome autographed
Refractors—well into five
figures. To wit: In late August,
a PSA 9-graded Blue Refrac-
tor brought $20,988 on 32
bids and a PSA 10 “regular”
Refractor fetched $20,597 on
41 bids.
That card and most of the
hundreds of other Trout issues
show him with a bat in his hands, but
remember he’s a stellar defensive player,
too. So let’s highlight a rarity—a pricy card
showing a gloved Trout. Recently on eBay,
we saw a 2011 Bowman Sterling Purple
Refractor Trout card sell for $11,625. The
photograph on the front captures Trout in
the outfield, locked in on a fly ball. The
card had a production run of just 10; this
one is numbered 2/10 and had been graded
BGS 9.5.
WHITEY WHO?: Another item
on our Top 10 list that may surprise
you is a Topps 1959 Whitey Lockman
card that sold for $18,988. Whitey
Lockman? Baseball historians will
remember him as a solid if unspectacu-
lar outfielder/first baseman who played
between 1945 and 1960 for the Giants,
Cardinals, Orioles and Reds. He hit
In 1961, he led the NL in hitting with a .279 and had 114 HRs in his career. The
.351 average, adding 23 homers, 100 runs appeal of his 1959 card? It’s graded
and 89 RBI. PSA 10—the only one in that condition
The ’62 Clemente can be had for far within PSA’s Popular Report. ◆
less if you drop down
just one grade level.
Over the last few
months, we saw PSA
7 examples of the
card sell for $1,145,
$854, $849, $822
and $809.
GLOVED
TROUT: His 2019
season ended a
couple weeks early
due to foot surgery,
but Mike Trout is
still in the AL MVP
conversation, thanks
to his 45 homers,
110 runs and 104 RBI. The premature
exit likely won’t affect his appeal to
collectors, who have been pushing his
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Artwork by Ronnie Joyner
ronniejoyner@comcast.net

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Stolen images and scam alert
S
ince I no longer have my retail store, I am selling on eBay
even more than I did before. After 15 years of paying
someone to post items for me, I actually learned how to
do it myself! I can remember watching him use a scanner and
laptop while I now do everything with my iPhone. I guess you
can teach a very old dog new tricks.
Well, I get this message from an eBayer asking if an expen-
sive item in my eBay store was also listed on a very prominent
memorabilia website that we all
know about. It has been featured on
TV and is known to have insanely
high prices, way more than eBay. It
seems to have everything, both new
and vintage. As long as you don’t
mind a sharp stick in the eye or else-
where, it is for you.
So first I go to the site and look
for my item. There it is, my item, my
letter of authenticity and all my pic-
tures! Oh yeah, it’s also way above
my eBay store price. Amazing!
I tell the person absolutely no!
He proceeds to grill me with “How
do I know that you really have it
since this famous site is more reli-
able than eBay?” I have no time
for this %#&$ and tell him that
eBay has some 50 million users or
thereabouts and with PayPal, both
the buyer and the seller are 100
percent protected. After all, eBay is T.J. Schwartz holds the LOA and the “Frasier” TV show cast-
a public company on the NYSE and signed script that includes guest star James Earl Jones.
this site is not. Who do you suppose
has more to lose?
He keeps them coming: “Can you send me more pictures?”
Now I’m thinking that there is no way he’s going to buy it, but I
carry on. I ask my wife to take some pics of me holding the item Any item with a card will have the sticker on the item so you
in one hand and the JSA LOA in the other. I send them off with
a note saying that there is no doubt, and since my ask is almost
half of theirs, go ahead and buy it. “I’ll check my finances and
think about it.” Check your finances? You liked it at double the
price but not now?
I’M STILL WAITING!
So what’s the deal here? These clowns who we’ve all heard
of, have people that search eBay and the Internet, looking for
rare stuff. They then STEAL THE IMAGES and post them on
their site at close to double the price. If they get a hit, they sim- and sell it with the fake auto. Then they would just send the real
ply buy it from the real owner and seller. They receive it, reship
it and pocket the difference! No wonder their site has so much
great stuff. I wonder how much garbage they actually own!
I’ve been writing about scammers for 25 years, but this takes
the wax. I proceed to Google them and find the names of all the
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On Your Side
by T.J. Schwartz
execs, including the ones I saw on some show that takes about
an hour to watch. I call and identify myself as Editor at Large of
SCD. I don’t get anyone on the phone natch, so I leave my info
with the message that I’m about to write this piece and am on
deadline.
I’M STILL WAITING!
You know, you’d think that an outfit of this size would be
happy making millions overcharging collectors for autographs
that are way less on eBay WITH-
OUT STEALING IMAGES from
smaller sellers. “What’s the harm?”
I can hear many of you saying.
After all, they have to buy it from
the real seller, right? Perhaps, but
it confuses the buyer. I would have
sold it had he only seen mine. Plus
I had to do all that extra work for
nothing!
Words like fraud, scam, liars,
cheats come to mind. Watch your-
self out there. I’m thinking they’re
not the only ones doing this. I won’t
give out their name as we all know
who they are. This is going to be on
top of my list. When you morons
read or hear of this story, remember
that Schwartz is on you like a stick
of gum on a 1984 Topps card!
Behind the Counter, Wheel-
chair Edition
Find That Sticker
When you get something certi-
fied be either PSA/DNA, JSA or
BAS, there is a card or a full letter, depending on the value of
the item that comes with it. They both have a unique number on
it. There is also an accompanying sticker with the same number.
can confirm that they go together. Letters are a bit different be-
cause you would never put a sticker on a Babe Ruth ball or other
expensive piece. Letters have a picture of the item on it.
Someone recently tried to sell me a signed ticket stub. The
ticket had been framed very nicely, but the sticker was nowhere
to be found as it is almost always on the back. I looked up the
number and it did say signed ticket stub. However, one could get
their real stub certified and then take a fake one and frame it,
keeping the real stickered one. They then could take the real cert
stickered one back to the authenticator and request another card
saying you lost it; $5-$10 and you’re in! The crook ends up with
the real one and their money back!
If you’re careful, all will be fine, but please BE CAREFUL!!
Until next time, I remain…On Your Side. ◆
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 Baseball Cards
by Mark Del Franco

End of an ‘Error’?
Not quite. Quality control has eliminated most printing
mistakes on baseball cards but not all of them

I
n addition to being scrappy middle infielders, what do Billy to a reversed negative. It should be noted that this card with a
Martin and Billy Ripken have in common? Their baseball PSA Mint 9 rating once sold for $2,868 by Heritage Auctions.
cards famously picture some of the most notorious “errors” Lew Burdette, 1959 Topps. Burdette is best known for his
of all time. exploits in the 1957 World Series. Hardcore card enthusiasts
Interestingly, errors on baseball cards became such an ac- can tell you that Burdette’s 1959 Topps issue features the righty
cepted part of the hobby that many collectors prefer thrower about to deliver a pitch with his
the error card to the corrected left hand. The card was never corrected.
version. As such, this card will always carry the
And as the hobby grew UER designation in price guides.
during the 1980s, some manu- Billy Martin, 1972 Topps. Error
facturers intentionally circu- card or error in judgment or just an
lated “error” cards as a way to unfortunate slip of the hand? Was
create buzz and goose sales. As Billy goofing with the photographer or
memorialized in the book, Card was it intentional? Given Billy’s I-did-
Sharks, Upper Deck reprinted it-my-way ethos, the latter is probably
some top-selling cards that had correct. No matter, the gesture only
a strong secondary market value, adds to the lore of Billy the Kid. The
such as the 1989 Dale Murphy gesture? As Billy leaned on the knob
and 1990 Ben McDonald (no of a bat, his middle finger was on
logo), being prime examples. full display.
Thankfully, such manipulation Kellogg’s Cereal 1970s/1980s.
practices are shunned today. For nearly 15 years during the 1970s
“Currently all the cards go and 1980s, the Kellogg’s cereal
through quality control, even a company represented the only serious
few rounds of them,” explained competition to Topps. Nonetheless,
Susan Lulgjuraj, formerly the mar- those cards are remembered for being
keting communications manager at loaded with mistakes, particularly in
Topps. “Most errors happen in pre- the mid to early ‘70s.
production with a typo or some- Some mistakes were banal,
thing that may have been missed.” such as Kellogg’s slightly misstat-
According to Lulgjuraj, when ing Frank Tanana’s earned run av-
errors are detected, Topps weighs erage for 1975. Others were more
several factors, such as the severity egregious, such as circulating a
of the mistake and the point in the Clay Carroll card in his familiar
production cycle, before fixing them. Cincinnati Reds uniform after he
“If the cards are already printed, was traded to the Chicago White
AG E CO URTE SY OF HE RITAGE AUCTIONS
there is not much we can do at that IM Sox in December 1975.
point because Topps only has one Donruss 1981. The card manufacturer’s first effort
printing for the majority of sets,” she said. “One of the few was loaded with mistakes. In fact, the first printing contained no
times an error card is fixed is for Topps Series 1 or Series 2. less than 35 errors from misspellings on “Dwaine” Kuiper to pitch-
Those cards go back to print for some of the complete sets, and er Ken Forsch being shown on the card of teammate Vern Ruhle.
often those cards will be the corrected version.” Gary Pettis, 1985 Topps. As a youngster buying packs in
But in the days before technological wizardry became com- 1985, I always thought the smiling Angels center fielder looked
monplace, once an error card was released, that was it. And the youthful on his 1985 card. We soon learned it was for good
hobby has come to embrace these pasteboard delights. Here’s a reason: the card depicts Pettis’ younger brother in an Angels
look at some of the more notable error cards through the years. uniform. As the story goes, Pettis’ brother Lynn was preter-
Henry Aaron, 1957 Topps. The right-handed home run king naturally tall as an adolescent. But tall enough to fool the Topps
who surpassed Babe Ruth is shown in a left-handed stance due photographer? During picture day at the ballpark, the photogra-
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pher snapped the younger Pettis’ photo.
Pettis told MLB.com that his brother willingly posed for the
picture.
“I’m sure he had no idea it was going to end up on a baseball
card. And then I think sometime during that offseason, a friend
of mine said, ‘Hey, you look really young on your baseball card.’
I didn’t think anything of it” until he saw the card. And the rest
is history.
In the case of the Pettis card, said Lulgjuraj, such a sce-
nario is unlikely to happen again. Still, she says, humans make
mistakes.
“It would be especially difficult for a situation like the Gary
Pettis card to happen intentionally,” Lulgjuraj said. “A wrong
player has been unintentionally used because sometimes key-
words or meta data is wrong. However, the sports editors who
are pulling the images have a vast sports knowledge and can
usually spot that type of mistake.”
Billy Ripken, 1989 Fleer. Believed to be the mother of all
error cards, the Fleer Ripken card hit the market as the base-
ball card hobby was exploding. Ripken admits to authoring the
obscenity written on the knob of his bat as a way to distinguish
it from others during batting practice.
According to a CNBC report, there are at least 12 differ-
ent versions of the card. First reports have estimated that there
were about 3,000 cards featuring the full obscenity (rubbed out
in the accompanying photo). Now, it is believed that there were
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actually more than 100,000 of them that hit the market. As the
Ripken error card first surfaced, prices skyrocketed to $500 and
more. So the question is, “Did Fleer manipulate the card?”
As Ripken told CNBC in 2008, “I can’t believe the people
at Fleer couldn’t catch that. I mean, they certainly have to have
enough proofreaders to see it. I think not only did they see it,
they enhanced it. That writing on that bat is way too clear. I
don’t write that neat. I think they knew that once they saw it,
they could use the card to create an awful lot of stir.”
Frank Thomas, 1990 Topps. Unlike Ripken the year before,
the Hall of Famer’s 1990 issue isn’t believed to be intentionally
manipulated. More likely, the Thomas card – and the cards of oth-
ers missing their black ink – are likely the result of a heavy print
run, according to one collector who wished not to be identified.
“Frank Thomas is a clear print mistake and there’s been some
good detective work to determine the size of the mistake and what
other cards are missing parts of their black separation.”
Nonetheless, the Thomas card and the obscure designation
“NNOF” will be forever linked.
Tom Brady, 2000 Playoff Contenders Championship
Ticket. The card featuring the future Hall of Fame quarterback
was supposed to have his signature and a unique silver serial
number. Both were missing. Only 100 of each card were auto-
graphed and this one, described by Heritage Auction as a near-
mint/mint 8.5 card, is the only known error card. No wonder it
sold at auction for $5,280. ‹
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 NFL Beat
by Ross Forman

Amari Cooper’s star shines bright

Pro Bowl wide receiver aims to be on
receiving end of Super Bowl ring

F
our seasons into his NFL career, Amari Cooper has
already been a three-time Pro Bowl receiver. Entering
the 2019 season, Cooper has already caught 278 career
passes for 3,908 yards and 26 touchdowns.
The future is bright for this 25-year-old Miami native who
shined for the University of Alabama before breaking into the NFL.
Cooper was the fourth overall pick in the 2015 draft, landing
in Oakland – and in Week 2 of his rookie season, against the
Baltimore Ravens, Cooper had 109 yards receiving, including
his first NFL touchdown on a 68-yard pass from Derek Carr.
In Week 3, he had a franchise rookie record eight receptions
for 134 yards, becoming the first Raiders receiver with consecu-

Amari Cooper scores TD in first game of 2019 season.

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tive 100-plus yard receiving games since Randy Moss in 2005.
On Nov. 8, 2015, Cooper passed Tim Brown’s record for
rookie receptions (43), then on Dec. 20, 2015, he became the
first Oakland Raider rookie in franchise history to reach the
1,000-yard mark and the only receiver in the club to reach that
same mark since Randy Moss in 2005. In addition, his five
100-plus-yards receiving games and 72 receptions are also
franchise rookie records.
Cooper remained a Raider for the 2016 and 2017 seasons,
then was dealt to Dallas after six games in 2018.
He entered the 2019 season with 61 career games played,
including three playoff games. He wants more than to just make
the playoffs, obviously.
Yes, he wants to win the Su-
per Bowl – “definitely,” he said.
“Every team wants to win
the Conference Championship
Game – because that puts you in
the Super Bowl. And I think we
can do it (this season),” Cooper
said. “It’s great wearing the (Dal-
las) star; there’s no other feeling.
Coaches have told me that I’ve
always been a star – now I get to
wear the star. That’s pretty cool.
“I wake up and thank God
for the opportunities that I have.
I could have been traded to any
team. Getting traded to Dallas
(was) a blessing.”
And now he gets to learn
from one of the game’s best ever:
Jason Witten, who ranks second
in all-time career receptions and
receiving yards by an NFL tight
end, trailing only Tony Gonza-
lez. Witten announced earlier
this year that he was ending his
retirement and was going to play
for the Cowboys in 2019.
“Jason Witten … he’s a real
pro, still grinding it out after so
many seasons.” Cooper said. “I
see him every day (during the
offseason) in the gym, work-
ing really hard. I admire him
because we all want to play as
long as he has played in the
league. He’s broken records,
accomplished a lot of things over
his career.
“He is always willing to give
advice to anyone who seeks it,
and I definitely am going to try
to pick his brain.”
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Witten is an 11-time Pro Bowl player who has more than
1,100 career receptions for 12,000-plus yards and 68 touch-
downs.
Cooper and Witten will be catching passes from Dak
Prescott, who has been a Pro Bowl quarterback in two of his
first three NFL seasons, including 2018.
“It might have looked like (Prescott and I) had chemistry
last season, but after a full offseason, I think we will really show
great chemistry this season,” Cooper said.
Before landing in the NFL, Cooper was a three-year star at
the University of Alabama, where he was a National Champion
in 2013 and winner of the Biletnikoff Award in 2014 as the na-
tion’s top collegiate receiver after leading the country with 124
receptions.
“It was a pretty good (college) career; we had success while
I was there,” Cooper said. “I wish we could have won three
championships during the three seasons I was there. We could
have, but it just didn’t work out that way.
“I have nothing but fond memories of Alabama.”
Especially the 2013 National Championship season.
“It was great, a lot of fond memories that season,” Cooper
said. “It was great to be a part of a championship team. That
team really had a special bond; it was all fond memories.”
Naturally, Cooper still tracks the Tide – “Hopefully they
can bounce back from that championship game loss” this past
season, he said. “I’ve never seen Bama get dominated as it did.
It was a weird feeling.”
Clemson rolled over Alabama, 44-16, in the 2019 College
Football Playoff National Championship played Jan. 7, 2019 in
Santa Clara, Calif. After leading 31-16 at halftime, Clemson
held ‘Bama scoreless in the second half.
Cooper said winning the Biletnikoff Award was one of his
college goals.
“It’s such a unique award because it’s telling you that you
were the best at your position.
I was really proud to get that award. I know how much hard
work I had put in to get that award,” he said.
Cooper signed autographs in early June at the 33rd annual
TRISTAR Collectors Show, held at NRG Arena in Houston.
“I think (the collectibles industry) is pretty cool,” he said.
Cooper admitted that he has prized, signed collectibles from
Dwayne Wade, including a jersey and shoes.
Cooper’s favorite former football players include Randy
Moss, Terrell Owens and Barry Sanders. “They were all play-
makers; they always came through in the clutch,” Cooper said.
“My (career) goals are always really high, and I have not at-
tained my goals yet. That should tell you that my goals are very
high. You’ll know when I accomplish those goals.
“I feel like I’m a playmaker, too. My team needs me in the
clutch and I want to be able to come through, every time. That’s
what I train for.”
Cooper’s football card slate dates back to rookie releases
from 2015, including Bowman and Donruss. He has appeared
on numerous other cards over the past few seasons, and has had
relic and autograph cards, too.
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 MLB Beat
By Arnold Bailey
BIG INNINGS
Dissecting team records for most runs scored in an inning,
from White Stockings to Red Sox
O
ne of the keys to the championship season of the 2018
Boston Red Sox was the team’s ability to slug its way to
big, multi-run innings. Typical was an 11-run seventh-in-
ning outburst on Aug. 29 that earned a 14-6 victory over Miami.
That and similar scoring sprees by the Sox got some fans
wondering, what was the biggest inning ever produced by a
major league team?
The answer came in the form of a rare photographic team
cabinet card offered for sale in October by Robert Edward Auc-
tions. It pictures 13 players from the 1883 Detroit Wolverines
and sold for a whopping $10,800, about 10 times more than the
pre-auction estimate.
That Wolverines team could finish no better than seventh in
the eight-team National League, a distant 23 games behind the
pennant-winning Boston Beaneaters. What made that Detroit
team memorable was one loss among the 58 the team suffered
through. It came in a Sept. 6 game at the lake-front ballpark of
the Chicago White Stockings.
What the Wolverines did that day was allow the Cap Anson-
led White Stockings to score 18 runs in the seventh inning.
That set a major league record that stands to this day, one the
2018 Red Sox missed by seven runs despite their game-winning
outburst. The Chicago onslaught featured 18 hits good for 29
total bases.
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One remarkable stat is the White Stockings’ collection of
doubles among their 18 hits. There were six of them, includ-
ing two by infielder Tom Burns who also had a home run that
reached the park’s north-end seats. Later a manager in the ma-
jors and minors, Burns had a career .266 batting average but did
hit 37 doubles in the 1883 season.
The Chicago ballpark had a short right-field fence, about 230
from home plate, and the ground rules awarded a double to any
batter who hit a ball over the fence. The rules were changed for the
next season, making any ball hit over the wall a home run. Because
of the short distance, the White Stockings would hit a then-record
142 home runs that year, most of them into the right-field stands.
Among the six White Stockings with two hits in the game
was a rookie outfielder named Billy Sunday, though he fouled
out in his third seventh-inning at-bat to end the record-setting
hitting display. Today, of course, Billy Sunday is better known as
an influential evangelist preacher so popular with his anti-alco-
hol speeches that he once drew an audience of 70,000 to a venue
designed to hold just 55,000 during a Boston appearance.
The modern-day record for big innings also involved a Detroit
team and some Sox, but of a different color. It also occurred in the
seventh inning. This time it was the Tigers who gave up 17 runs
to the Red Sox on June 18, 1953 in a game won by Boston 23-3
at Fenway Park. The Sox set the mark without the hitting of Ted
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return from his service as 17-run seventh-inning
a pilot in the Korean War game, Lipon and Kell
until August of ‘53. made the three Red Sox
Leading the way in outs. Lipon struck out,
that barrage was out- along with a walk and a
fielder Gene Stephens, single. Kell, the American
who had two singles and League batting champion
a double in the frame. in 1950 and a future Hall
Stephens was often of Famer, doubled and
labeled “Ted Williams’ flied out twice, the latter
caddy” because he was bringing a merciful end to
the substitute in-waiting the long frame. Pesky and
for the Sox legend and Dropo were in the Tigers
had a lefty swing that lineup, Pesky playing out
looked a lot like Ted’s. of position at second base
Unfortunately, that’s as and 1 for 4 at the plate
far as the resemblance and picking up an error
went; Stephens had a in the field. Dropo had
.240 career average for three hits in four times up,
his 12 seasons in the big leagues, including a .204 mark in the including a two-run homer.
year of the big inning in 1953. The Red Sox tied one record and
That was an unusual game for several reasons. It came after a broke another set by the White Stock-
surprising trade between the Red Sox and Tigers that sent infielder ings 70 years earlier: most times facing
Johnny Pesky (a fan favorite in Boston who would later become a pitcher—tied at 23—and most RBI’s
the public face of the Red Sox), along with slugging first baseman in an inning—17 to Chicago’s 15. The
Walt Dropo, infielder Fred Hatfield, outfielder Don Lenhardt and 1953 Sox also tied one individual mark,
pitcher Bill Wight to Detroit with third-baseman George Kell, most hits by Gene Stephens, tied with
shortstop Johnny Lipon and pitcher Dizzy Trout going to Boston. three White Stockings; and most runs
scored, three by Boston’s Sammy White.
For the National League, the modern-
day record for runs in an inning was set
by the Dodgers in 1952 while the team
Billy Sunday of
the Chicago White still resided in Brooklyn. They scored 15
Stockings. runs in the bottom of the first inning on
May 20 against the Reds, a dozen of the
runs crossing the plate after there were two outs.
Add this game to your list of “ways not to begin a baseball
game,” a lesson the Cincinnati team learned in a first-inning
half-frame that took 59 minutes to complete. Reds manager
used four pitchers before the third out finally came. His starter
was All-Star right-hander Ewell Blackwell, he of the frightening
fastball. He scared no one on this day, lasting only a third of an
inning. The first-inning pitching parade then went to Bud Bry-
erly, then Herm Wehmeier and finally Frank Smith. It wasn’t that
Smith stopped the Dodgers and solved that day’s problem. He
coughed up four hits and four walks and also hit a batter before
a third out could be secured.
The only time the White Stockings record 18-run inning was
equaled was in a minor league game in 1930. That was when
Waco scored 18 runs of its own in a 22-4 win over Beaumont in
the Class-A Texas League. The highlight of that eighth-inning
explosion was that one player—a Waco Cubs outfielder named
Gene “Half Pint” Rye—hit three home runs in that one frame,
including a grand-slam and totaled eight runs batted in before
the Beaumont Exporters could get off the field.
For fans who favor good pitching over lots of hitting, check
the 1968 Chicago Cubs and the 1906 Philadelphia Athletics.
Detroit Wolverines team composite. PHOTO COURTESY OF ROBERT Both teams went a record 48 innings before scoring as much as
EDWARD AUCTIONS a single run. ◆
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 Basketball HOF
by Robert Kunz

Introducing the Class of 2019

Inductees linked to Celtics, Lakers and 76ers
highlight Hall enshrinement

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PRINGFIELD, Mass. – When the Class of 2019 was an- seasons, Divac would score over 13,000 points, and record over
nounced for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, I was 9,000 rebounds and 3,000 assists. But his selection to the Hall of
pleased with some selections that have been overlooked Fame was for his international career where he won two European
for the past few years. However, I was disappointed that Leta Championships (1989 and 1991), and helped lead Yugoslavia to
Andrews (a girl’s high school basketball coach with 1,416 wins) two Olympic silver medals (1988 and 1996). Divac is the current
could not surpass the votes of the women’s Wayland Baptist general manager of the Sacramento Kings. Divac was presented
University team for the last spot from the finalist list. But I by Lakers great Jerry West. The Lakers were also represented by
was pleased with the enshrinements of two 1977 All-Star Team Baylor, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Jamaal Wilkes.
members (Paul Westphal and Bobby Jones), a 1972 USA Men’s Bobby Jones played eight seasons for the Philadelphia 76ers
Olympic basketball player (Jones), a number of NBA Champi- and was a member of the 1982-83 championship team alongside
ons (Bill Fitch, Jones, Westphal, Jack Sikma), and one of the Hall of Fame players Maurice Cheeks, Julius Erving, and Moses
WNBA Top 15@15 players, Teresa Weatherspoon. Malone, and Hall of Fame coach Billy Cunningham. The 1982-
The Class of 2019 honored eight living members Sept. 6 83 Philadelphia 76ers finished with a 65-17 record, completed a
during the Enshrinement Ceremony in Springfield Symphony 12-1 postseason record, and swept the Lakers in the NBA Finals.
Hall. Honored as players were Bobby Jones, Paul Westphal, Jones’ teams would make the playoffs in all 12 of his profes-
Sidney Moncrief, Jack Sikma, Vlade Divac (International Com- sional seasons and he was a four-time NBA All-Star. Jones
mittee), and Teresa Weatherspoon (Women’s Committee). Bill was planned to be presented by Billy Cunningham and David
Fitch was honored as a Coach and Al Attles was honored as a Thompson, but hurricane Dorian grounded Cunningham, and
Contributor to the Game. Thompson had to cancel. Sixers’ legends Charles Barkley and
An enshrinement year with inductees with links to the Celt- Julius Erving stepped in to present Jones.
ics, Lakers, and 76ers is always a good thing. Jones also teamed with Bob McAdoo and George Karl at
Bill Fitch led the Celtics to the 1981 NBA Championship North Carolina (coached by Dean Smith) to capture an NCAA
over the Houston Rockets after finishing the 1980-81 season Final Four berth in 1972. Jones would be honored as an ABA
with a record of 62-20. The 1980-81 team included future Hall All-Rookie Team member in 1975 and as an ABA All-Star
of Famers Larry Bird (in his second year), Kevin McHale (in his in 1976. Bobby Jones was also a member of the 1972 USA
rookie season), Nate Archibald, and Robert Parish. The team Olympic Basketball Team that won a silver medal in Munich,
was also backed by two more Hall of Famers in assistant coach
K.C. Jones and Celtics executive Red Auerbach. Fitch was also
a two-time NBA Coach of the Year and led the NCAA Division
II program of North Dakota University to two Final Fours.
While Paul Westphal might be best known for his playing
days in Phoenix where he was a four-time all-star and aver-
aged five consecutive seasons (1975 to 1980) with 20 or more
points per game, but he started his career as a Boston Celtics.
Westphal was a member of the 1973-74 NBA Champion Celtics
coached by Hall of Famer Tom Heinsohn. Westphal teamed
with future Hall of Famers Dave Cowens, John Havlicek, Don
Nelson, and Jo Jo White to win that championship over the
Milwaukee Bucks.
Bill Fitch did select Larry Bird as his presenter, and West-
phal selected outside of the Celtics family with Elgin Baylor
and Charles Barkley as his picks. Other Celtic Halls of Famers
on hand were Bill Russell, Tom Heinsohn, Ray Allen, Charlie
Scott, and Don Nelson. A few days before enshrinement, Fitch
released a statement that due to health reasons he would not be
able to attend the weekend’s events.
Vlade Divac played eight seasons for the Los Angeles Lakers Jack Sikma shaking hands with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar after giving speech.
and six seasons for the Sacramento Kings. In his sixteen NBA Photo: Omar Rawlings/Getty Images

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Paul Westphal giving speech. Photo: Omar
Rawlings/Getty Images
Germany. That year the Soviet Union
took home the gold in that infamous
game with the controversial final three
seconds that kept being replayed until the
Soviets won, 51-50. The game was the
USA’s first loss after a 63-0 start from the
beginning of Olympic basketball in 1936.
Team USA had won seven consecutive
gold medals.
The most unexpected surprise of the
weekend came when they announced the
presenters for 2019 inductee Chuck Coo-
per. Cooper, honored posthumously, was
presented by 10 Hall of Famers. The 10
included six players from the NBA@50.
The top 50 greatest included: Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar, Elgin Baylor, Larry Bird,
Julius Erving, Bill Russell, and Isiah
Thomas. The others were NBA greats
Ray Allen, Tom Heinsohn, Dominique
Wilkins, and Harlem Globetrotter leader
Mannie Jackson.
Jackie Robinson is quoted as saying,
“I speak to you only as an American who
happens to be an American Negro and
one who is proud of that heritage. We
ask for nothing special. We ask only that
we be permitted to compete on an even
basis, and if we are not worthy, then the
competition shall, per se, eliminate us.”
It took a few years after the 1947 major
league contract and major league debut of
Jackie Robinson for Chuck Cooper, Earl
Lloyd, Nat Clifton, and Hank DeZonie to
break the color barrier in the NBA in the
fall of 1950. Chuck Cooper was the first
African-American player drafted in the
NBA. The Boston Celtics selected Cooper
with the 12th overall draft pick (first pick
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in the second round). In 1950, Paul Arizin
was a “territorial pick” by the Philadelphia
Warriors. Territorial picks were a special
rule where a team could select a local
popular player within a 50-mile radius of
its home area, and then forego their regu-
lar first-round pick. Territorial picks from
1949 to 1965 would include 12 future Hall
of Famers, and four Rookies of the Year.
Earl Lloyd, drafted later that same year in
the ninth round, would become the first
African-American to play in a NBA game.
Lloyd, a 2003 Naismith Basketball Hall of
Fame inductee as a contributor, would play
his first game on Oct. 31, 1950. Cooper
would play the next day in the Celtics
season opener. Cooper would play in the
NBA for eight seasons and accumulate
2,725 points and 2,431 rebounds. Cooper
was inducted as a player as a direct elect
by the “Early African-American Pioneers
Committee.”
I also have to mention the Milwau-
kee Bucks connections of the weekend
inductees and guests, as it is my hometown.
Sikma played for the Bucks in five of his
14 seasons, and Sidney Moncrief played for
the Bucks in 10 of his 11 seasons. Other
Hall of Famers with Milwaukee connec-
tions in attendance were Kareem Abdul-
Jabbar, Don Nelson, Ray Allen, Alex
English, and Bob Lanier.
Rounding out the class were Carl
Braun, Tennessee A&I teams (1957-59),
and women’s basketball team Wayland
Baptist (1948-82). Carl Braun would
score 10,625 points in a 13-season career.
Braun was selected to five straight NBA
All-Star Games from 1953 to 1957, and
would win a NBA Championship in his
last season with the Boston Celtics. With
the team election of Tennessee A&I, its
coach John McLendon Jr. became the
first to be enshrined in the Naismith Hall
of Fame three times. McLendon Jr. was
enshrined as a contributor in 1979 and a
coach in 2016. Representing Tennessee
A&I was Dick Barnett, a former player
under McLendon. Barnett went on to a
successful 14-year pro career where he
would score over 15,000 points. Wayland
Baptist was known as the Hutcherson
Flying Queens. Hutcherson Air Service
would sponsor the team and fly the team
to and from its games. Wayland Baptist
to this day holds more wins in women’s
collegiate basketball than any other pro-
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gram. Its 1,600-plus wins is more than
Tennessee, Connecticut, and all other
women’s programs. In a period between
1953 and 1958, it would win a record
131 consecutive games. There are eight
Flying Queens inducted into the Women’s
Basketball Hall of Fame, including coach
Harley Redin inducted in the 1999 inau-
gural class of that Hall of Fame.
Class of 2019 Signatures
Panini and the Hall of Fame presented
a “Class of 2019 Autograph Signing” on
September 5. I have purchased a ticket
for this event in the past but could not see
the $250 event price this year. Last year,
for the Class of 2018—which included
Steve Nash, Jason Kidd, Grant Hill, Ray
Allen, and Tina Thompson—was the first
year the price jumped to $250. Not that
long ago, the price was $125. I felt the
price should have been dropped to the
$150 to $175 range (the price it was set
at for Yao Ming, Shaq, and Iverson in
2016, which sold out), and I guess I was
not alone. The session only sold about
35 tickets.
Basketball fans that live close to the
Hall of Fame can catch a majority of the
new class members during the Hall’s 60
Days of Summer. Fans can purchase a
“Hall Pass” for $100 that allows entry
into a “fastbreak” line for each 60 Days
of Summer guests. Besides several of
the Class of 2019 (Westphal, Moncrief,
Jones, Sikma, Divac) this summer’s guests
included Robert Parish, Hamidou Diallo,
Noah Vonleh, Sylvia Hatchell, Romeo
Langford, Jared Sullinger, Rick Mahorn,
and many more.
Fans would still have needed Teresa
Weatherspoon, Bill Fitch and Al Attles
to complete any signed class item, but
regrettably, neither Fitch nor Attles par-
ticipated in the autograph session. Panini
created a nice commemorative autograph
sheet like it had produced prior to 2018,
and I found it interesting that the sheet
did picture either Fitch or Attles. Panini
also produced and handed out a 2019
card set featuring the entire class.
But those who purchased a ticket
to the session probably were happy in
the end as the limit of one autograph
per person per class member was not
enforced, and the class members did sign
multiple items. A half hour before the
session was to start, I went over to the
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Hall of Fame and inquired with tion along with Hall of Fame mem-
multiple staff members if that strict bers Bill Walton, Jamaal Wilkes,
limit might be lifted. I was ready John Calipari, George Raveling,
to purchase a ticket if I could have Tom Jernstedt, and Paul Westphal.
received two per person. I just Crum was gracious to the dozen
had a feeling, especially with the or so autograph seekers before and
limited number of tickets sold and after the dedication.
two class members missing, that Each year the Hall of Fame
just might be the case, but I could honors a few exemplary men and
just not get confirmation of it. By women from the game of basketball
the time I did find out, I could not who have given back to their com-
get back to the hall in time. munities with the Mannie Jackson
Now if you had any items for Human Spirit Award. Winners in the
Sidney Moncrief and you did not past have included Dwayne Wade,
purchase an autograph session Chris Paul, Magic Johnson, Grant
ticket, you were likely out of luck. Hill, Pat Summitt, and Dikembe
Moncrief was nice to fans, and Teresa Weatherspoon kisses her Hall of Fame spire. Photo: Omar Mutombo. This year’s winners were
Rawlings/Getty Images
was pleasant and always smiled NBA star Carmelo Anthony, WNBA
as he turned down request after Leslie, Swoopes, Cooper) and I was a star and Naismith Hall of Famer
request. I was not able to complete a class bit displeased with the quality of that Dawn Staley, and Harlem Globetrotter,
basketball this year. I carried it around for signature. I wish I would have waited for Tyrone Brown. Carmelo Anthony has given
three days, and could never get Moncrief another time or at a paid appearance for back to the communities in Baltimore (the
to finish it off. I did hear a couple of fans that piece. Carmelo Anthony Youth Development
did break him down at one point on the Returning Hall of Famers and Center and Living Classrooms Foundation),
Hall of Fame grounds, and they were able Guests in Syracuse (a $3 million donation for the
to complete their class program. I was A best count is that there are now 170 Melo Center basketball practice facility),
able to get one Moncrief on a program as living members individually enshrined and many other worthy causes around the
well, but he signed very few autographs. into the Naismith Basketball Hall of country. Carmelo was joined by his Hall
Bobby Jones was also a tough signer, but Fame. This would not include members of Fame coach Jim Boeheim on Sept. 5 to
he did sign a limited amount a few times inducted as part of a team. This year 41 receive this award. Carmelo took pictures
over the weekend, and he did sign in some of those 170 members returned to help and signed a few autographs for fans. His
of the other higher-priced events. In the honor the new members. Many of those signature was a bit different than I have
enshrinement ceremony Hall, he did sign 41 were the presenters as previously seen before, for some fans he signed a more
before and after the ceremony. mentioned. Some the other returnees standard “C A” cursive script, and for oth-
The rest of the class were good sign- were Bill Walton, Chris Mullins, Gary ers he signed “Stay Melo.”
ers. Attles, Westphal, Sikma, and Divac Payton, Alex English, Artis Gilmore, Dan A Big Year - 2020
signed multiple times for fans. At one Issel, Spencer Haywood, John Calipari, There should be no surprises for the
time on Thursday, Westphal stood on the Bernard King, Dino Radja, Charlie Scott, four first-time eligible Hall of Famers in
sidewalk outside the host hotel and signed Jim Boeheim, and Denny Crum. Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, Kevin Gar-
for nearly 10 minutes. Jack Sikma signed Dedications and Awards nett, and Tamika Catchings heading the
in nearly the same spot for a dozen fans In 2015, the Hall of Fame unveiled class of 2020. Who might round out the
prior to boarding the bus for the Mohegan a statue in dedication to the first basket- class might be more difficult to predict.
Sun on Saturday morning. ball coach and inventor of the game, Dr. Will Duncan’s sure induction change
Divac and Teresa Weatherspoon were James Naismith. Along with that statue, the mind of his former coach, Gregg
hit and miss. Not so much for signing or the Hall created the “Naismith Coaches Popovich? Or will Popovich keep to his
not signing, but for the quality of their Circle” to honor later coaches that earlier thoughts of not being honored
signatures. While Attles, Westphal, and honored those first values of Teamwork, until he retires from coaching? At this
Sikma had very consistent signatures, Sportsmanship, Physical Fitness, Leader- point, it seems like he personally is the
there were quite the variations in signa- ship, and Integrity. Granite benches only thing preventing a nomination entry
tures with Divac and Weatherspoon. I line the north side of the Hall and pay for consideration. Will Leta Andrews be
learned very quickly to never ask Teresa tribute to coaches like Mike Krzyzewski, the second selection in the North Ameri-
for a second signature (whether at the Jim Calhoun, Tom Izzo, Pat Summitt, can Women’s category? Next year might
same or waiting a bit later for a second). to name a few. On Sept. 6, there was a be tougher for Andrews with consider-
I learned that lesson after I had her sign special dedication to unveil new benches ation for the second honoree possibly go-
a class ball, and then I asked her again for Denny Crum, Cotton Fitzsimmons, ing to Swim Cash, Becky Hammons, or
a couple of minutes later on a very nice John MacLeod, Jeff Capel, Glenn Wilkes, Lauren Jackson. All that will be known
1st WNBA All Star Game Program I own and Frank Martin. Denny Crum, Hall of during the 2020 All-Star Game and the
(already signed by Thompson, Lobo, Fame class of 1994, attended the dedica- 2020 Final Four. ◆
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ALABAMA
Oct 5 AL, Fultondale. Central Alabama Sports Card And Memorabilia Show, Ful-
tondale BSDA Friendship Hall, 1024 Old Walker Chapel Road, Fultondale, AL
35068. SH: 9am-1pm, A: Free. Contact: Adam Berendt – PH: 205-386-0223
Nov 16 AL, Scottsboro. Scottsboro Sports Card & Memorabilia Show, Goose Pond
Civic Center, 1165 Ed Hembree Dr., Scottsboro, AL. T: 75, F: $25-$30, A: Free.
Contact: Stephen Moore – PH: 256-599-0989, Website: www.jacksonssports-
cards.com
ARIZONA
Oct 19 AZ, Phoenix. Northwest Valley Coin & Card Show, LaQuinta Inn, 2510 W
Greenway Road, Phoenix, AZ 85023. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 35, F: $40-$50, A: Free.
Nov 16 AZ, Phoenix. Northwest Valley Coin & Card Show, LaQuinta Inn, 2510 W
Greenway Road, Phoenix, AZ 85023. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 35, F: $40-$50, A: Free.
CONNECTICUT
Sep 28 CT, Trumbull. Trumbull Cards Show, Trinity Episcopal Church, 1734 Hun-
tington Turnpike, Trumbull, CT 06611. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 20+, A: $1. Contact:
Karen or Fred Riso – PH: 203-265-1813, Email: kmrfdr@gmail.com
Oct 5 CT, Enfield. Card Show, American Legion Post #80, 566 Enfield St., Enfield,
CT. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 50, F: $25, A: 99 cents. Contact: Cliff Gorneault – PH: 860-
302-0493 or 860-729-8408, Email: clfgorneault@yahoo.com
Oct 12 CT, Wolcott. NY Yankee Memorabilia Charity Benefit Sale. Bestway
Mortgage, 12 Center St., Wolcott, CT. SH: 10am-5pm, A: Free. Contact: Fred
Townsend – PH: 203-879-1690, Email: ftownsend@snet.net
Oct 13 CT, Orange. Orange Collectible Show, American Legion Post 127, 630
Grassy Hill Road, Orange, CT 06471. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 45+, A: $2. Contact:
Karen or Fred Riso – PH: 203-265-1813, Email: kmrfdr@gmail.com
Oct 13 CT, Fairfield. Fairfield Collectible Show, The Scandinavian Club, 1351
South Pine Creek Road, Fairfield, CT. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 45+, A: $2. Contact:
Karen or Fred Riso – PH: 203-265-1813, Email: kmrfdr@gmail.com
Oct 19 CT, Plainville. Card Show, VFW Post 574, 7 Northwest Dr., Plainville, CT.
SH: 9am-2pm, T: 45, F: $35, A: 99 cents. Contact: Cliff Gorneault – PH: 860-
302-0493, Email: clfgorneault@yahoo.com
Oct 26 CT, Trumbull. Trumbull Cards Show, Trinity Episcopal Church, 1734 Hun-
tington Turnpike, Trumbull, CT 06611. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 20+, A: $1. Contact:
Karen or Fred Riso – PH: 203-265-1813, Email: kmrfdr@gmail.com
Oct 27 CT, Milford. Milford Elks Lodge, 124 New Haven Ave., Milford, CT 06460.
SH: 9am-2 pm, T: 40, A: $1. Contact: Ned Skinnon PH: 860-919-0879; email:
nskinnon@cox.net
Nov 2 CT, Enfield. Card Show, American Legion Post #80, 566 Enfield St., Enfield,
CT. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 50, F: $25, A: 99 cents. Contact: Cliff Gorneault – PH: 860-
302-0493 or 860-729-8408, Email: clfgorneault@yahoo.com
Nov 10 CT, Orange. Orange Collectible Show, American Legion Post 127, 630
Grassy Hill Road, Orange, CT 06471. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 45+, A: $2. Contact:
Karen or Fred Riso – PH: 203-265-1813, Email: kmrfdr@gmail.com
Nov 16 CT, Plainville. Card Show, VFW Post 574, 7 Northwest Dr., Plainville, CT.
SH: 9am-2pm, T: 45, F: $35, A: 99 cents. Contact: Cliff Gorneault – PH: 860-
302-0493, Email: clfgorneault@yahoo.com
Nov 23 CT, Trumbull. Trumbull Cards Show, Trinity Episcopal Church, 1734 Hun-
tington Turnpike, Trumbull, CT 06611. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 20+, A: $1. Contact:
Karen or Fred Riso – PH: 203-265-1813, Email: kmrfdr@gmail.com
Nov 24 CT, Milford. Milford Elks Lodge, 124 New Haven Ave., Milford, CT 06460.
SH: 9am-2 pm, T: 40, A: $1. Contact: Ned Skinnon PH: 860-919-0879; email:
nskinnon@cox.net
DELAWARE
Oct 27 PA, Newark. Sports Card & Collectible Show, Aetna Fire Hall, 400 Ogle-
town Road, Newark, DE. SH: 10am-3pm, T: 50+, A: $2. Contact: PH: 302-983-
2636, Email: a2zshows1@yahoo.com
Nov 24 PA, Newark. Sports Card & Collectible Show, Aetna Fire Hall, 400 Ogle-
town Road, Newark, DE. SH: 10am-3pm, T: 50+, A: $2. Contact: PH: 302-983-
2636, Email: a2zshows1@yahoo.com
FLORIDA
Sep 28 FL, Sebastian. Sports Card and Memorabilia Show, American Legion Hall,
807 Louisiana Avenue, Sebastian, FL. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 40, F: $40, A: Free.
Contact: Richard – PH: 772-913-4217, Email: sebastiancards@aol.com
Oct 5 FL, Jacksonville. Jacksonville Sports Cards & Collectibles Show, Ramada
Conference Center, 3130 Hartley Road, Jacksonville, FL. SH: 8:30am-2:30pm,
T: 50, A: Free. Contact: Frank Bray – PH: 904-387-0260, Email: jaxsports-
cards@aol.com
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Oct 11-12 FL, Plantation. South Florida Sports Card Show, 1711 N. University
Dr., Plantation, FL 33322. SH: Fri 4pm-9pm; Sat 9am-3pm. T: 60. PH: 954-
608-1875. Contact: Adan Shapiro.
Oct 12 FL, N Lakeland JohnnyB’s Sports Card Show, JohnnyB’s Cards Comics &
Sports, 5173 US Hwy 98, N Lakeland, FL 33809. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 20, F: $30/
table, 2 tables for $50, A: Free. Contact: Johnny – PH: 863-583-4980
Oct 19-20 FL, Thonotosassa (North Tampa). Big Top Sports Card Show, 9250 E.
Fowler Ave., Thonotosassa, FL, Building F. SH: 8:30am-4pm, T: 40. PH: 813-
380-7676.
Oct 19 FL, Jacksonville. In-Store Card Show, Showtime Sports Cards & Collect-
ibles, 9365 Philips Highway #106, Jacksonville, FL 32256. SH: 9am-4pm, T:
20, F: 2 for $35, A: Free. Contact: Richard Miller – PH: 904-527-8980
Oct 20 FL, West Palm Beach. The West Palm Beach Baseball Card Show, American
Polish Club, 4725 Lake Worth Road, Greenacres, FL. SH: 9am-4pm, T: 40, A: Free.
Contact: John Schudel – PH: 772-879-1915, Email: WPBcardshow@mail.com
Oct 26 FL, Sebastian. Sports Card and Memorabilia Show, American Legion Hall,
807 Louisiana Avenue, Sebastian, FL. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 40, F: $40, A: Free.
Contact: Richard – PH: 772-913-4217, Email: sebastiancards@aol.com
Nov 2 FL, Jacksonville. Jacksonville Sports Cards & Collectibles Show, Ramada
Conference Center, 3130 Hartley Road, Jacksonville, FL. SH: 8:30am-2:30pm,
T: 50, A: Free. Contact: Frank Bray – PH: 904-387-0260, Email: jaxsports-
cards@aol.com
Nov 8-9 FL, Plantation. South Florida Sports Card Show, 1711 N. University
Dr., Plantation, FL 33322. SH: Fri 4pm-9pm; Sat 9am-3pm. T: 60. PH: 954-
608-1875. Contact: Adan Shapiro.
Nov 9 FL, N Lakeland JohnnyB’s Sports Card Show, JohnnyB’s Cards Comics &
Sports, 5173 US Hwy 98, N Lakeland, FL 33809. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 20, F: $30/
table, 2 tables for $50, A: Free. Contact: Johnny – PH: 863-583-4980
Nov 16-17 FL, Thonotosassa (North Tampa). Big Top Sports Card Show, 9250
E. Fowler Ave., Thonotosassa, FL, Building F. SH: 8:30am-4pm, T: 40. PH: 813-
380-7676.
Nov 17 FL, West Palm Beach. The West Palm Beach Baseball Card Show, Ameri-
can Polish Club, 4725 Lake Worth Road, Greenacres, FL. SH: 9am-4pm, T: 40,
A: Free. Contact: John Schudel – PH: 772-879-1915, Email: WPBcardshow@
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Nov 23 FL, Sebastian. Sports Card and Memorabilia
Show, American Legion Hall, 807 Louisiana Av-
enue, Sebastian, FL. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 40, F: $40,
A: Free. Contact: Richard – PH: 772-913-4217,
Email: sebastiancards@aol.com
Dec 7 FL, Jacksonville. Jacksonville Sports Cards
& Collectibles Show, Ramada Conference Cen-
ter, 3130 Hartley Road, Jacksonville, FL. SH:
8:30am-2:30pm, T: 50, A: Free. Contact: Frank
Bray – PH: 904-387-0260, Email: jaxsports-
cards@aol.com
ILLINOIS
Oct 27 IL, Orland Park. Sports Cards and More
Show, LLC, Orland Park Civic Center, 14750 Ra-
vinia Avenue, Orland Park, IL. SH: 9am-2pm, T:
70+, F: $35 (6 foot), 440 (8 foot), A: $1 Adults,
Children 12 & under free. Contact: Rich Troy – PH:
708-334-4237, Email: info@SportsCardsand-
MoreShow.com
Nov 17 IL, Orland Park. Sports Cards and More
Show, LLC, Orland Park Civic Center, 14750 Ra-
vinia Avenue, Orland Park, IL. SH: 9am-2pm, T:
70+, F: $35 (6 foot), 440 (8 foot), A: $1 Adults,
Children 12 & under free. Contact: Rich Troy – PH:
708-334-4237, Email: info@SportsCardsand-
MoreShow.com
Nov 22-24 IL, Robinson. Sports Card Show, VFW
Post 4549, 712 E Main St., Robinson, IL 62454.
SH: Fri.: 10am-6pm, Sat.: 10am-6pm, Sun.:
10am-4pm, T: 20, A: Free. Contact: Brad – PH:
812-564-8137
Nov 30-Dec 1 IL, St. Charles. Chicago Pop Culture
Con, Pheasant Run Mega Center & Ballroom,
4051 E. Main St., St. Charles, IL. New vendors
welcome. Sat.: 10am-7pm, Sun.: 10a.m.-4pm,
A: $12 for both days. Bobby Hull Sat. 10am-5pm;
Chris Zorich Sun. 12-2:30pm. ChicagoPopCultu-
reCon.com. PH: 715-526-9769
INDIANA
Dec 6-8 IN, Terre Haute. Sports Card Show, IUOE
#841 Union Hall, 6801 S US Highway 41, Terre
Haute, IN 47801. SH: Fri: 10am-6pm, Sat.: 10am-
6pm, Sun.: 10am-4pm, T: 45, A: Free. Contact:
Brad – PH: 812-564-8137
KENTUCKY
Nov 2-3 KY, Paducah. Sports Cards & Collectibles
Show, Traders Mall, 6900 Benton Road, Paducah,
KY. SH: 9am-4pm, T: 20, F: $20, A: Free. Contact:
Ron Estes – PH: 314-852-4543 or 636-477-4951,
Email: estesbrenda@hotmail.com
MASSACHUSETTS
Oct 14 MA, Mansfield. Big Sports Card & Autograph
Show, Holiday Inn, 31 Hampshire St., Mansfield,
MA (Exit 7A off Rt. 95). SH: 8:45am-2:45pm,
T: 90, F: $45, A: $2, under 12 free, free after
12:45pm. Contact: Doug Keating – PH: 508-369-
2471, Email: douglaskeating@gmail.com, Web-
site: www.cardboardpromotions.com
Nov 11 MA, Mansfield. Big Sports Card & Autograph
Show, Holiday Inn, 31 Hampshire St., Mansfield,
MA (Exit 7A off Rt. 95). SH: 8:45am-2:45pm,
T: 90, F: $45, A: $2, under 12 free, free after
12:45pm. Contact: Doug Keating – PH: 508-369-
2471, Email: douglaskeating@gmail.com, Web-
site: www.cardboardpromotions.com
Nov 29 MA, Mansfield. Big Sports Card & Autograph
Show, Holiday Inn, 31 Hampshire St., Mansfield,
MA (Exit 7A off Rt. 95). SH: 8:45am-2:45pm,
T: 90, F: $45, A: $2, under 12 free, free after
12:45pm. Contact: Doug Keating – PH: 508-369-
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2471, Email: douglaskeating@gmail.com, Web-
site: www.cardboardpromotions.com
MICHIGAN
Sep 27-29 MI, Troy. Troy Sports Card & Collectibles
Show, Balkan American Community Center, 1451
E Big Beaver Road, Troy, MI. SH: Fri.: 12-5:30pm,
Sat.: 10am-6pm, Sun.: 10am-4pm. T: 100, F: $60.
Contact: Bruce Lukosavich – PH: 313-319-5367
Oct 4-6 MI, Taylor. Taylor Town Mall Show, Taylor
Town Trade Center, 22525 Ecorse Road, Taylor,
MI. Fri.: 12-7pm, Sat.: 10am-6pm, Sun.: 10am-
5pm, T: 100, F: $50, A: Free. Contact: Bruce Luko-
savich – PH: 313-319-5367 or Steve – PH: 734-
231-1138, Website: www.taylortowninfo.com
Oct 12-13 MI, Flint. Baseball Card & Coin Show, Dort
Mall, 3600 S Dort Highway, Flint, MI. SH: Sat.:
10am-6pm, Sun.: 12-5pm, T: 20, F: $60, A: Free.
Contact: Bob Guenther – PH: 810-695-0250 or 810-
280-6873, Email: bobcollectscoins@gmail.com
Oct 13 MI, Redford. The Redford Sports Cards
and Collectibles Show, Redford VFW Hall 27345
Schoolcraft Road (I-96 & Inkster), Redford, MI.
SH: 9am-2pm, F: $30, A: Free. Contact: Mark
Irodenko – PH: 734-674-9808
Oct 18-20 MI, Troy. Troy Sports Card & Collectibles
Show, Balkan American Community Center, 1451
E Big Beaver Road, Troy, MI. SH: Fri.: 12-5:30pm,
Sat.: 10am-6pm, Sun.: 10am-4pm. T: 100, F: $60.
Contact: Bruce Lukosavich – PH: 313-319-5367
Oct 19 MI, Jackson. Jackson Sports Collectibles
Show, American Legion Post 29, 3200 Lansing,
Ave., Jackson, MI 49202. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 50, F:
$25/first table, $15/each additional table, A: Free.
Contact: Ken Myers – PH: 517-414-7053, Email:
ken_the_lantern@yahoo.com
Nov 1-3 MI, Taylor. Taylor Town Mall Show, Taylor
Town Trade Center, 22525 Ecorse Road, Taylor,
MI. Fri.: 12-7pm, Sat.: 10am-6pm, Sun.: 10am-
5pm, T: 100, F: $50, A: Free. Contact: Bruce Luko-
savich – PH: 313-319-5367 or Steve – PH: 734-
231-1138, Website: www.taylortowninfo.com
Nov 2 MI, Wyoming. 14th Annual Lee High School
Card Show, Lee High School, 1335 Lee Street SW,
Wyoming, MI 49509. SH: 9am-4pm, T: 50, F: $35,
A: Free. Contact: Ty Emelander – PH: 616-443-
8568, Email: coachty6@hotmail.com
Nov 9-10 MI, Flint. Baseball Card & Coin Show,
Dort Mall, 3600 S Dort Highway, Flint, MI. SH:
Sat.: 10am-6pm, Sun.: 12-5pm, T: 20, F: $60,
A: Free. Contact: Bob Guenther – PH: 810-695-
0250 or 810-280-6873, Email: bobcollects-
coins@gmail.com
Nov 10 MI, Redford. The Redford Sports Cards
and Collectibles Show, Redford VFW Hall 27345
Schoolcraft Road, Redford, MI. SH: 9am-2pm, F:
$30, A: Free. Mark Irodenko – PH: 734-674-9808
Nov 15-17 MI, Troy. Troy Sports Card & Collectibles
Show, Balkan American Community Center, 1451
E Big Beaver Road, Troy, MI. SH: Fri.: 12-5:30pm,
Sat.: 10am-6pm, Sun.: 10am-4pm. T: 100, F: $60.
Contact: Bruce Lukosavich – PH: 313-319-5367
Dec 7-8 MI, Flint. Baseball Card & Coin Show, Dort
Mall, 3600 S Dort Highway, Flint, MI. SH: Sat.:
10am-6pm, Sun.: 12-5pm, T: 20, F: $60, A: Free.
Contact: Bob Guenther – PH: 810-695-0250 or 810-
280-6873, Email: bobcollectscoins@gmail.com
Dec 6-8 MI, Taylor. Taylor Town Mall Show, Taylor
Town Trade Center, 22525 Ecorse Road, Taylor,
MI. Fri.: 12-7pm, Sat.: 10am-6pm, Sun.: 10am-
5pm, T: 100, F: $50, A: Free. Contact: Bruce Luko-
savich – PH: 313-319-5367 or Steve – PH: 734-
231-1138, Website: www.taylortowninfo.com
Dec 7 MI, Holland. Sportscard and Collectible Show,
Holland Doubletree by Hilton Hotel, corner of High-
way US-31 and 24th St. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 40, A:
Free. Contact: Bill Hamilton – PH: 616-502-5469,
Email: hollandcardshows@gmail.com
MINNESOTA
Oct 5-6 MN, Bloomington. Sports Card Show, Valley
West Mall. Twin Cities Sports Collectors Club, SH:
Sat.: 9am-5 pm, Sun.: 10am-3 pm. A: free, T: 45-
50, 8-foot, F: $55-$80. Contact Dave Bonde PH:
651-338-1539, e-mail: dandcbonde@charter.net
Oct 11-13 MN, Duluth. Sports Card & Collectibles
Show, Miller Hill Mall, 1600 Miller Trunk Highway,
Duluth, MN 55811. SH: Fri. & Sat.: 10am-7pm,
Sun.: 11am-4pm, T: 40, F: $70, A: Free. Con-
tact: Michael Hawke – PH: 715-356-3123, Email:
xhawke@frontier.com
Oct 25-27 MN, Maplewood. Sports Card & Collect-
ibles Show, Maplewood Mall, 3001 White Bear
Avenue North, Maplewood, MN 55811. SH: Fri. &
Sat.: 10am-8pm, Sun.: 11am-4pm, T: 50, F: $90,
A: Free. Contact: Michael Hawke – PH: 715-356-
3123, Email: xhawke@frontier.com
Nov 2-3 MN, Bloomington. Sports Card Show, Val-
ley West Mall. Twin Cities Sports Collectors Club,
SH: Sat.: 9am-5 pm, Sun.: 10am-3 pm. A: free,
T: 45-50, 8-foot, F: $55-$80. Contact Dave Bonde
PH: 651-338-1539, e-mail: dandcbonde@char-
ter.net
Nov 16 MN, Golden Valley. Twin Cities Sports Cards
& Collectibles Show, King of Grace Church, 6000
Duluth St., Golden Valley, MN. SH: 9am-4pm, T:
45, F: $60 for 1 table, $55 for two tables, A: Free.
Contact: Robert Hunegs – PH: 612-872-6666 or
612-396-6515, Email: twinscitiessportscards@
gmail.com
Dec 7-8 MN, Bloomington. Sports Card Show, Valley
West Mall. Twin Cities Sports Collectors Club, SH:
Sat.: 9am-5 pm, Sun.: 10am-3 pm. A: free, T: 45-
50, 8-foot, F: $55-$80. Contact Dave Bonde PH:
651-338-1539, e-mail: dandcbonde@charter.net
MISSOURI
Sep 28 MO, St. Louis. Coach Estes Baseball Card
Show, Machinist Hall, 12365 St. Charles Rock
Road, St. Louis, MO. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 50, F: $30,
A: Free. Contact: Ron Estes – PH: 314-852-4543
or 636-477-4951, Email: estesbrenda@hotmail.
com
Oct 4-6 MO, Springfield. Coach Estes Baseball Card
Show, Battlefield Mall, 2825 S Glenstone Ave.,
Springfield, MO. SH: Fri. & Sat.: 10am-8pm, Sun.:
12-6pm, T: 40, F: $90/table, $160 for 2 tables, A:
Free. Contact: Ron Estes – PH: 314-852-4543 or
636-477-4951, Email: estesbrenda@hotmail.com
Oct 12 MO, Columbia. Coach Estes Baseball Card
Show, Holiday Inn East, 915 Port Way, Columbia,
MO. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 40, F: $30, A: Free. Contact:
Ron Estes – PH: 314-852-4543 or 636-477-4951,
Email: estesbrenda@hotmail.com
Oct 19 MO, Miner. SEMO Spring Card Show, City of
Miner Convention Center, 2610 E Malone Ave., Min-
er, MO 63801. T: 60, F: $25/table, $60/3 tables, A:
Free. Contact: Michael – PH: 573-429-5804, Mark –
PH: 573-718-6263, Paul – PH: 573-475-9344
NEW JERSEY
Sep 29 NJ, Garfield. Cards & Collectibles Show,
Garfield Boys & Girls Club, 490 Midland Ave.,
Garfield, NJ 07026. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 60, A: $1.
Contact: Gary Sipos – PH: 732-849-5599, Email:
sipos14@yahoo.com
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Oct 1 NJ, Parsippany. Parsippany NJ PAL Card and
Collectibles Show, 33 Baldwin Road, Parsippany, NJ
07054. SH: 3-7pm, T: 25+, F: $30/table, $50 for 2 ta-
bles, A: $1. Contact: Mike Root – PH: 973-975-9475
Oct 2 NJ, Lebanon. Sports Collectibles Show, RC
Collectibles, 1060 Route 22 W, Lebanon, NJ. SH:
6-9pm, A: Free. Contact: Rob Gomberg – PH: 732-
422-9365, Email: robkarpro@comcast.net, Web-
site: www.RKSportsPromotions.com
Oct 6 NJ, Garfield. Cards & Collectibles Show, Gar-
field Boys & Girls Club, 490 Midland Ave., Garfield,
NJ 07026. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 60, A: $1. Contact:
Gary Sipos – PH: 732-849-5599, Email: sipos14@
yahoo.com
Oct 12 NJ, Colts Neck. St Mary Card & Collectible
Show, St Mary Church, Rt 34 & Phalanx Road,
Colts Neck, NJ 07722. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 40-45, F:
$25 for 1 table, $45 for 2 tables. Contact: Jimmy
Cirroella – PH: 732-526-7337 or 904-910-3566,
Email: Cardfather@optonline.net
Oct 13 NJ, Bordentown. Sports Collectibles Show,
1083 Route 206 N (exit 7 off NJ Turnpike), Bor-
dentown, NJ. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 50, F: $60, A:
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Gomberg – PH: 732-690-2476, Email: robkar-
pro@comcast.net
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Contact: Gary Sipos – PH: 732-849-5599, Email:
sipos14@yahoo.com
Oct 27 NJ, Colts Neck. Colts Neck Sports Cards
and Collectibles Show, Colts Neck Firehouse
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Bob Marcus – PH: 732-614-8757, Email: kingro-
land777@gmail.com
Nov 3 NJ, Bordentown. Sports Collectibles Show,
1083 Route 206 N (exit 7 off NJ Turnpike), Bor-
dentown, NJ. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 50, F: $60, A:
$2. Contact: Rob Gomberg – PH: 732-422-9365,
Email: robkarpro@comcast.net, Website: www.
RKSportsPromotions.com
Nov 3 NJ, Garfield. Cards & Collectibles Show,
Garfield Boys & Girls Club, 490 Midland Ave.,
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Contact: Gary Sipos – PH: 732-849-5599, Email:
sipos14@yahoo.com
Nov 5 NJ, Parsippany. Parsippany NJ PAL Card and
Collectibles Show, 33 Baldwin Road, Parsippany,
NJ 07054. SH: 3-7pm, T: 25+, F: $30/table, $50
for 2 tables, A: $1. Contact: Mike Root – PH: 973-
975-9475
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Collectibles, 1060 Route 22 W, Lebanon, NJ. SH:
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422-9365, Email: robkarpro@comcast.net, Web-
site: www.RKSportsPromotions.com
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Nov 10 NJ, Monroe Twp. Sports Cards Show, Ra-
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SH: 9am-2pm, T: 40, F: $50, A: $2. Contact: Rob
Gomberg – PH: 732-690-2476, Email: robkar-
pro@comcast.net
Nov 17 NJ, Bordentown. Sports Collectibles Show,
1083 Route 206 N (exit 7 off NJ Turnpike), Bor-
dentown, NJ. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 50, F: $60, A:
$2. Contact: Rob Gomberg – PH: 732-422-9365,
Email: robkarpro@comcast.net, Website: www.
RKSportsPromotions.com
Nov 17 NJ, Garfield. Cards & Collectibles Show,
Garfield Boys & Girls Club, 490 Midland Ave.,
Garfield, NJ 07026. SH: 9am-2pm, T: 60, A: $1.
Contact: Gary Sipos – PH: 732-849-5599, Email:
sipos14@yahoo.com
Nov 24 NJ, Colts Neck. Colts Neck Sports Cards
and Collectibles Show, Colts Neck Firehouse
#2, 50 Conover Road, Colts Neck, NJ 07722.
SH: 9am-3pm, T: 30, F: $40, A: Free. Contact:
Bob Marcus – PH: 732-614-8757, Email: kingro-
land777@gmail.com
NEW YORK
Oct 6 NY, Syracuse. Collectorsfest Sports Memora-
bilia Show, New York State Fairgrounds, 581 State
Fair Blvd., Syracuse, NY. 105 tables. SH: 10am-
4pm, A: $4.
Oct 27 NY, Albany. Albany Sports Card Show, Red
Lion Hotel, 205 Wolf Road, Albany, NY 12205. SH:
9am-3pm, F: $70, A: $3. Contact: Scott Trudell –
PH: 518-857-5778
Nov 10 NY, Hempstead. Card Show at Hofstra, Hof-
stra Student Center (on Hofstra campus), 1000
Hempstead Turnpike, Hempstead, NY 11530. SH:
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old. Contact: jprs@nyshows.org
Nov 17 NY, Plainview. Card Show at Plainview,
Holiday Inn, 215 Sunnyside Blvd, Plainview, NY
11803. SH: 10am-4pm, T: 50, A: $2 for older than
10 years old. Contact: Email - jprs@nyshows.
org; Website: www.nyshows.org
Nov 23-24 NY, Albany. Albany Sports Card Show,
Red Lion Hotel, 205 Wolf Road, Albany, NY
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Scott Trudell – PH: 518-857-5778
NORTH CAROLINA
Oct 12 NC, Hickory. Toy, Hobby, Sports & NASCAR
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Free. Contact: Wes Starkey – PH: 540-593-3736,
Email: wes@swva.net, Website: www.inside-
pitchpromotions.com
Nov 23-24 NC, Greensboro. Toy, Hobby, Sports &
NASCAR Show, Greensboro Coliseum Complex,
1921 W. Lee Street, Greensboro, NC 27403. SH:
Sat.: 9am-4pm, Sun.: 10am-4pm, T: 400, F: $80,
A: $6, 15 and Under Free, $7 Weekend Pass.
Contact: Wes Starkey – PH: 540-593-3736,
Email: wes@swva.net, Website: www.inside-
pitchpromotions.com
Nov 29-30 NC, Charlotte. Toy, Hobby, Sports & NAS-
CAR Show, Park Expo and Conference Center, 800
Briar Creek Rd, Charlotte, NC 28205. SH: Sat.: 9am-
4pm, Sun.: 10am-4pm, T: 300, F: $90, A: $5, 15 and
Under Free, $7 Weekend Pass. Contact: Wes Starkey
– PH: 540-593-3736, Email: wes@swva.net, Web-
site: www.insidepitchpromotions.com
OHIO
Oct 4-6 OH, Youngstown. Super Bowl Card Show,
Southern Park Mall, 7401 Market St., Youngstown,
OH. SH: Mall Hours, T: 30. Contact: Joe’s Sports
Cards- PH: 412-601-0782, Email: mr1035@aol.com
Oct 6 OH, Independence. Sports Collectibles Show,
Crown Plaza Cleveland South-Independence,
5300 Rockside Road, Independence, OH 44131.
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ADVERTISERS’ INDEX
A L
Apr57 ...........................................................3 Lelands ......................................................49
Albersheim’s ..............................................44 Levine, Paul ...............................................11
Athlon Sports Collectibles........................4, 5 M
Auction of Champions ...............................43 Marquart, Joel............................................42
B Mile High Card Co ...................................6, 7
B & E Collectibles ......................................52 Miller, Gar ..................................................41
Barnetts Sports Cards .................................9
Baseball Card Exchange ...........................51
N
Burns, Zane ...............................................44 National Sports Distributors .......................43
D P
Dave & Adam’s Card World.......................47 Porky’s Baseball Cards & Auto..................39
Dick Gordon Sports ...................................45 Pristine Auction..........................................41
G S
Gizmo’s Sportscards .................................43 Savage, Kevin .........................14, 15, 16, 17
Guenther, Gerry.........................................43 SMR Collectibles .......................................42
Stakes, Tone .............................................50
H
Heritage Auction Galleries ...2, 25, 26, 27, 28 T
J Townsend, Fred.........................................43
JP’s Sports Collectibles .............................46 W
K Wolff, Les...................................................44
Kit Young Cards ........................................42 Z
Kruk, George .............................................48 Zurko’s Midwest Promotions .....................43
The Advertisers’ Index is provided as a reader service. Occasional last-minute changes may result in ads appearing on pages other than those listed here.
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SH: 10am-4pm, T: 31, A: $1. Contact: Jeff Mares – PH: 440-724-2650, Email:
jedi9499@sbcglobal.net
Oct 19 OH, Hartville. Sports Cards & Memorabilia Show, Hartville Marketplace,
1289 Edison St. NW, Hartville, OH 44632. SH: 9am-4pm, T: 30, A: Free. Contact:
Mike Barnes – PH: 330-417-1400
Oct 19 OH, Dayton. Monthly Sports Card Show, Wright University-Nutter Center,
3640 Col. Glenn Highway, I-675 & N Fairfield Road, exit 17. SH: 10am-3pm,
A: Free. Contact: Dan Corley – PH: 937-602-3278, Email: dancorley1958@sbc-
global.net, Website: www.DansSCP.com
Oct 20 OH, Canton. Sports Cards & Memorabilia Show, Courtyard Marriott Belden Vil-
lage, 4375 Metro Cir NW, N. Canton, OH 44720. SH: 10am-4pm, T: 50, A: $1. Contact:
Mike Barnes – PH: 330-417-1400, Email: buckeyesportcards@gmail.com
Nov 3 OH, Strongville. Sports Collectibles Show, Strongville Holiday Inn, 15471
Royalton Road, Strongville, OH 44136. SH: 10am-4pm, T: 40, A: $1. Contact: Jeff
Mares – PH: 440-724-2650, Email: jedi9499@sbcglobal.net
Nov 16 OH, Hartville. Sports Cards & Memorabilia Show, Hartville Marketplace,
1289 Edison St. NW, Hartville, OH 44632. SH: 9am-4pm, T: 30, A: Free. Contact:
Mike Barnes – PH: 330-417-1400
Nov 16 OH, Dayton. Monthly Sports Card Show, Wright University-Nutter Center,
3640 Col. Glenn Highway, I-675 & N Fairfield Road, exit 17. SH: 10am-3pm,
A: Free. Contact: Dan Corley – PH: 937-602-3278, Email: dancorley1958@sbc-
global.net, Website: www.DansSCP.com
Nov 17 OH, Canton. Sports Cards & Memorabilia Show, Courtyard Marriott Belden Vil-
lage, 4375 Metro Cir NW, N. Canton, OH 44720. SH: 10am-4pm, T: 50, A: $1. Contact:
Mike Barnes – PH: 330-417-1400, Email: buckeyesportcards@gmail.com
PENNSYLVANIA
Sep 27-29 PA, Easton. Sportscard Mall Show, Palmer Park Mall, 2455 Park Ave.,
Easton, PA. SH: Fri.: 10am-9pm, Sat. & Sun.: 12-5pm, T: 30. Contact: Steve
Hrusovsky – PH: 610-762-2036, Email: cardking213@aol.com, Website: cardk-
ings.dejianr.com
Sep 27-29 PA, Pittsburgh. Card Show, The Mall at Robinson, 100 Robinson
Center Dr., Pittsburgh, PA. SH: Mall Hours, T: 25. Contact: Joe’s Sports Cards
50 Sports Collectors Digest / October 11, 2019
– PH: 412-601-0782.
Oct 11-13 PA, Hazleton. Laurel Mall Sports Card and Collectibles Show, I-81 Exit 145
& Route 93, Hazleton, PA. SH: Fri.-Sat.: 10am-9pm, Sun.: 12-5pm, T: 20, A: Free.
Contact: Brett Reed – PH: 570-682-9689, Email: ba_reed@comcast.net
Oct 18-20 PA, Allentown. Sportscard Mall Show, South Mall, 3300 Lehigh St.,
Allentown, PA. SH: Fri.: 10am-9pm, Sat. & Sun.: 12-5pm, T: 30. Contact: Steve
Hrusovsky – PH: 610-762-2036, Email: cardking213@aol.com, Website: cardk-
ings.dejianr.com
Oct 18-20 PA, Greensburg. Card Show, Westmoreland Mall, Route 30 East,
Greensburg, PA. SH: Mall Hours, T: 40. Contact: Joe’s Sports Cards – PH: 412-
601-0782, Email: mr1035@aol.com
Oct 25-27 PA, Bethlehem. Sportscard Mall Show, Sands Casino, 77 Sands Blvd.,
Bethlehem, PA. SH: Fri.: 10am-9pm, Sat. & Sun.: 12-5pm, T: 60. Contact: Steve
Hrusovsky – PH: 610-762-2036, Email: cardking213@aol.com, Website: cardk-
ings.dejianr.com
Oct 25-27 PA, Wilkes-Barre. Wyoming Valley Mall Sports Card and Collectibles Show,
I-81 Exit 168, Wilkes-Barre, PA. SH: Fri.-Sat.: 10am-9pm, Sun.: 11am-6pm, T: 30,
A: Free. Contact: Brett Reed – PH: 570-682-9689, Email: ba_reed@comcast.net
TENNESSEE.
Oct 5 TN, Murfreesboro. Baseball Card Show, Ramada Inn, 1855 S. Church St.,
I-24 Exit 81-B, Murfreesboro, TN. SH: 7am-1pm, T: 22, A: Free. Contact: John
McGill – PH: 615-893-1140.
Oct 19 TN, Murfreesboro. Baseball Card Show, Ramada Inn, 1855 S. Church St.,
I-24 Exit 81-B, Murfreesboro, TN. SH: 7am-1pm, T: 22, A: Free. Contact: John
McGill – PH: 615-893-1140.
Nov 2 and Nov. 16 TN, Murfreesboro. Baseball Card Show, Ramada Inn, 1855
S. Church St., I-24 Exit 81-B, Murfreesboro, TN. SH: 7am-1pm, T: 22, A: Free.
Contact: John McGill – PH: 615-893-1140.
TEXAS
Sep 28 TX, Plano. Sports Card & Memorabilia Show, Comfort Inn, 700 E Central
Parkway, Plano, TX 75074. SH: 10am-4pm, F: $40, A: $1. Contact: Rich Klein –
PH: 214-684-6116, Email: Sabrgeek@aol.com
Oct 19 TX, Frisco. Dallas Card Show, Hilton Garden Inn, 7550 Gaylord Parkway,
Frisco, TX 75034. SH: 10am-4pm, T: 40, A: $1. Contact: Kyle Robertson PH: 469-
667-5222, Email: kyle.robertson@sbcglobal.net
Oct 26-27 TX, Plano. Sports Card & Memorabilia Show, Comfort Inn, 700 E Central
Parkway, Plano, TX 75074. SH: Sat.: 10am-4pm, Sun.: 11am-3pm, F: $75, A: $1.
Contact: Rich Klein – PH: 214-684-6116, Email: Sabrgeek@aol.com
Nov 16 TX, Frisco. Dallas Card Show, Hilton Garden Inn, 7550 Gaylord Parkway,
Frisco, TX 75034. SH: 10am-4pm, T: 40, A: $1. Contact: Kyle Robertson PH: 469-
667-5222, Email: kyle.robertson@sbcglobal.net
VIRGINIA
Oct 5 VA, Norfolk. Norfolk Sports Card & Collectibles Show, 5957 E Virginia Beach
Blvd., Norfolk, VA 23502. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 40, F: $60, A: Free. Contact: Russell
Savage – PH: 757-944-6910, Email: catfishncwc@yahoo.com
Oct 6 VA, North Chesterfield. Richmond Sports Card, Collectibles and Comic Book
Show, Bishop Ireton Center, 3300 Old Courthouse Road, North Chesterfield, VA
23236. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 40, F: $45, A: Free. Contact: Michael Christopher – PH:
804-704-4700, Email: TidewaterCardsAndCollectibles@aol.com
Nov 9 VA, Fairfax. Baseball & Sports Card Show, Comfort Inn University Center,
11180 Fairfax, VA 22030. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 30, F: $45, A: Free. Contact: Dennis
Nelvis – PH: 301-807-4680
Nov 16 VA, Norfolk. Norfolk Sports Card & Collectibles Show, 5957 E Virginia
Beach Blvd., Norfolk, VA 23502. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 40, F: $60, A: Free. Contact:
Russell Savage – PH: 757-944-6910, Email: catfishncwc@yahoo.com
WISCONSIN
Oct 5 WI, Oak Creek. Fat Daddy’s Sports Card Show, Salvation Army Community Cen-
ter, 8853 S Howell, Oak Creek, WI. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 32, F: $25, A: Free. Contact:
Tony Gordon – PH: 773-616-3705, Email: abrandongordon@hotmail.com
Oct 18-20 WI, Eau Claire. Sports Card & Collectibles Show, Oakwood Mall, 4800
Golf Road, Eau Claire, WI 54701. SH: Fri. & Sat.: 10am-7pm, Sun.: 11am-4pm,
T: 40, F: $70, A: Free. Contact: Michael Hawke – PH: 715-356-3123, Email:
xhawke@frontier.com
Oct 19 WI, Sheboygan Falls. Sports Cards & Collectibles Show, Odyssey Fun Center,
100 Hammann Drive, Sheboygan Falls, WI. SH: 10am.-2pm. T: 20. F: $15. A: Free.
Contact: Harry Lambrecht - PH 920-458-8842, Email: hlambrecht@charter.net
Nov 2 WI, Oak Creek. Fat Daddy’s Sports Card Show, Salvation Army Community
Center, 8853 S Howell, Oak Creek, WI. SH: 9am-3pm, T: 32, F: $25, A: Free. Con-
tact: Tony Gordon – PH: 773-616-3705, Email: abrandongordon@hotmail.com
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