2006 Topps Triple Threads Relics, #14/18 ⭐ Mickey Mantle - 536 Career HRs
Legendary Hall of Famer by any meaningful measurement.

2006 Topps Triple Threads Relic Combo, #4/9 ⭐ Reggie Jackson, 563 HR
Reggie Jackson was such a great player and nearly all his cards are magnificent.
Including this one, IMO.
A 500 HR Club Member and Legendary Hall of Famer - Mr. October!
Ended his MLB career with 563 HRs.

1939-46 Salutation Exhibits Mel Ott ⭐ Made In USA in Left Corner
All Exhibit Supply Company cards are beautiful as they are quirky.
Here is the latest example from my collection - Mel Ott having "Made In USA" in the left corner.
This is scarcer than the variation with "Made In USA" in the right corner.😂
You wouldn't know or care if you aren't into Exhibit Cards, the image of Mel Ott is identical in each.
Mel Ott is a 500-Home Run Club icon and the first member of that club from the N.L.
At 5'9" and 170 pounds, Ott was not a prototypical power hitter, but he used the Polo Grounds’ famous short 257-foot right-field porch to his advantage. He hit 323 of his 511 career home runs at home - that's about 63%.

1974 Topps #283, Mike Schmidt ⭐ 500 HR Club
This is Mike Schmidt's first solo flagship playing days card.
At this point, few suspected that he would become arguably the best third baseman of all-time and member of the 500 HR Club.
I love the 1974 Topps design, even though I like some others from the 1970s better.
Collect What You Love.❤

1974 Topps #283, Mike Schmidt ⭐
This is Mike Schmidt's first solo appearance on a Topps baseball card.
I pulled this one as a kid and sent it to PSA a couple years ago.
One of the best to ever play the hot corner.🔥