2006 Topps Heritage #90 ⭐ Chipper Jones - Hall of Famer
I hope everyone in Manteland is feeling "Chipper" this morning after gaining an hour of sleep last night.😂
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1933 DeLong #13, Rabbit Maranville ⭐ Hall of Famer
1933 is widely considered a banner year in baseball card history, and one of the most important turning points with the advent of bubble gum and candy insertion.
Some of the most popular baseball card sets issued in 1933 are:

• 1933 Goudey (Big League Chewing Gum)

• 1933 DeLong:

• 1933 Tattoo Orbit (R305)

• 1933 Sport Kings (R338)

This is my only 1933 DeLong card and I'm happy that I added it to my collection.

1953 Topps #37, Ed Mathews ⭐ Legendary Hall of Famer
Sometimes a player's second year card can be a really cool one.
One of the greatest third basemen of all time.
500 HR Club member: 512 career HRs.
2 x World Series Champion: 1957, Braves and 1968 Tigers.
12× All-Star Selection: 1953, 1955–1962.
2× National League Home Run Leader: 1953 (47 home runs) and 1959 (46 home runs).

1954 Bowman #64, Ed Mathews ⭐ Braves Great
I love this image and card of Eddie Mathews.
He helped lead the Braves to a 1957 World Series title over the mighty and heavily favored NY Yankees.
Eddie Mathews scored the winning run in the 10th inning of Game 7, to seal the 1957 title for Milwaukee and famously fielded the final out of the series at third base.
He is widely regarded as a top 5 all-time MLB third baseman, behind Mike Schmidt, George Brett and Brooks Robinson.

1955 Topps #31, Warren Spahn ⭐ Legendary Lefty
Another card pulled by my Dad as a kid and encased by me in January 2026 - just returned from PSA New Jersey last week - 7 full months.
Warren Spahn is widely regarded as one of the greatest left-handed pitchers in Major League Baseball history, famously anchoring the Braves franchise in both Boston and Milwaukee. Over a legendary 21-season career, he racked up 363 career victories, which stands as the absolute MLB record for the most wins by a left-handed pitcher.