1964 Topps Giants #25, Mickey Mantle ⭐
If you are looking for a beautiful and affordable entry point into Mickey Mantle's mainstream playing days cards, look no further.
This Topps Giants card of Mantle is oversized, with beautiful photography of the Mick and at a price that won't break the bank.
Check it out for yourself.
Collect What You Love.❤

1964 Topps Giants #29, Frank Robinson ⭐
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I'm not a Reds fan, but you have to give props to Frank Robinson and this photograph -- the best looking uniform to ever grace the front of a baseball card, IMO.
Wishing all my friends and card folk here a healthy, prosperous, and Happy New Year!

1964 Topps Giants #11, Roberto Clemente ⭐ Greatest Humanitarian in All of Sports
If you're considering entering into vintage or if you're a vintage collector looking for affordable Hall of Famer card options, may I suggest exploring 1964 Topps Giants.
These cards are widely considered the best overall value in the hobby especially relative to flagship HOF cards/sets from the era. The combination of star power, attainable prices, and visual appeal makes its cards, vintage gems that are at least worth a look.👀
A downside for some folks is their oversized format, but the photography is exquisite (some of Topps best), and over one-third (21 cards) of the 60-card set is Hall of Famers.

1964 Topps #54, Leon Wagner ⭐
On December 2, 1963, the California Angels trade All-Star Leon Wagner to the Cleveland Indians.
Nothing sparks social media message boards quite like the beautiful photography of 1964 Topps Giants.
They are just as affordable as they are big & beautiful.😎

1964 Topps Giants #3, Sandy Koufax SP ⭐
This is one awesome card of Dodgers legend, Sandy Koufax. It's a short print and a beautiful photograph of "The Left Arm of God".
The 1964 Topps Giants set is one of the most affordable and underrated in the hobby.
I'm guessing because they are oversized cards.
Only 60 cards in the set (3 from each team in 1964) with 22 HOFers. That's over one-third of the set.