My ‘70 and ‘72 Hanks came home today. That ‘72 is probably my favorite card because I’ve had it since I was 9 or 10. A sentimental favorite. I believe my mom bought it for me from Sports Vendor in Tilton, IL…that was back in 1984.

Sports Cards

Hank Aaron run - 1970 and 1972

1970 Topps

1972 Topps

Baseball Cards

Henry Aaron

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Hank Aaron run - 1970 and 1972

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