Barry Lamar Bonds (ASU) (Pirates) NL MVP

👍Lee Smith was primarily a relief pitcher, known for his imposing 6-foot-6 frame, blazing fastball, and intimidating presence on the mound.

Here is his 1982 Topps rookie card.

🤩If you have a favorite, post their rookie card!

Current values for this card: https://rookiecardprices.com/price-guide/baseball/1982-topps-baseball/1982-topps-lee-smith-452/

🥇Most of us are always looking for a high grade card...

😱How about low grade? - Show us your most "Well Loved" cards!

These are the low grade, folded, rounded corners or torn cards. The cards with character we all love!! Here is one of mine: 1933 Goudey George Grantham #66

1973 – Me and my mom walking through the park to watch my father play baseball.

At the time, it was probably just another afternoon at the ballfield. Looking back now, it became one of the memories that helped shape a lifetime of love for baseball, family, and nostalgia.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms who sat in the stands, walked us to the field, supported our hobbies, and helped create memories that lasted forever.

More memories at frankscardcorner.com

My uncle had reached out to me about a year ago and said, "I have some baseball cards and wanted to sell them." He knows nothing about these and had inherited them from a family member years ago. I figured maybe some 1970s cards or something similar...

Nope, it was about (70) cards from this 1933 Goudey set. Including the Babe Ruth #144. While not in the best condition, we sent many off to PSA and the Ruth came in at a grade of 1. Others were anywhere from 1s to PSA 4. Anyway we had a great time learning about these vintage baseball cards and sold most of them.

In the end he got to keep the money, which was what he wanted, and all I wanted was some of the cards as payment for selling them for him. Very cool collection! I still have a few of these in my PC including the Rogers Hornsby in a PSA 2.