Going with a Topps Heritage box topper with Brooks Robinson. As mentioned in prior posts big fan of old timers showing up in sets and the photos are just great as well.

2025 Leaf Lumber All-Time Enshrined Dual Bat Relic⭐️Brooks Robinson, #2/6
Superb relic card of arguably the greatest third baseman of all time.
A legend on the field and a true gentleman off the field.

My vintage card of the week: The 1965 Topps AL RBI Leaders card. Brooks is my guy, and I always loved this card because it showcases the fact that Brooks was not just a defensive magician with 16 gold gloves. He was also a clutch offensive performer for the Orioles throughout his career, and he won AL MVP in 1964. He hit .317 with 28 HR that year, and as shown on this card, he drove in a league-leading 118 runs. And for fans of the new-fangled stats, Brooks produced an .889 OPS and also led the AL with 8.1 WAR in ‘64. Everyone knows Mantle was an offensive juggernaut, but Brooks got the headline portrait on this card.

You can almost feel the dust.

1960 Leaf #27, Brooks Robinson ⭐ The Human Vacuum Cleaner
Sometimes simple black & white cards can be magnificent.
Brooks was a childhood baseball hero and one of the finest gentleman MLB has ever known.
Only 8 examples graded higher by PSA.