In partnership with the new Talking Cards Podcast featuring Mantel Hobby Awards Nominee Grand Salami Sports Cards (@GrandSalami) and Evan Roseman (@TheJewce) we are giving away this incredible Juan Soto Diamond Icons Dual Team Autographed Relics /25 randomly to one Mantel User.

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Must live in continental US. Winner chosen Next Thursday!

What can I say, I was excited to get this card at the price I did in the quality condition that it is in. I am a Cardinals fan and a fan of all three of these guys. I can’t believe that it doesn’t mention Waino on the card? But this card, I will send for grading and keep for ever.

My top Cardinals list that you didn’t ask for:

1. Ozzie

2. McGwire

3. Gibson

4. Puljos

5. Molina

6. Chris Carpenter

7. Waino

8. Freese

9. Brain Jordan

10. Jim Edmonds

11. Holliday

12. Stan the Man

13. Motte

Blue Jays Card of the Day 48/365: 2024 Topps NPB Stadium Club Kazuma Okamoto (📸chrisroe63 eBay)

Okamoto has 1 Jays card so far, but one of his best from NPB is this one showing him after a game at the Tokyo Dome.

Feeling like a big rookie season is on the way. #BlueJays #Topps

What a lineup 🔥

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This card clearly is not a grail by any means, but for a buck or two, it hits the 80s/90s kid nostalgia hard! I always loved Reading Rainbow and when I randomly came across this card from 2019 Topps Chrome I had to have it.

Opened a blaster box and a fat pack as a Valentine’s Day gift from my wife, only got a couple cards for my PC for the Giants, but the inserts I got were stellar all the same.

Whoever designed this card deserves a HUGE raise. Some cards just nail it.... imo, this is one!

My vintage card of the week: The 1968 Topps Rod Carew All-Star Rookie card. I was only 10 years old when Carew played his last season, but I was into baseball and knew that he was the gold standard for hitting prowess. Tony Gwynn was ultimately my generation's Carew, but I’ve always looked at Rod’s cards with fondness. And this one is my favorite; I prefer it to the rookie card because it’s his first solo card, and I love both the ’68 design and the all-star rookie trophy.