Fred McGriff did not disappoint the Padres with his 1991 performance. As a key player in the December 1990 blockbuster trade with the Blue Jays, he became a quality hitting companion to perennial great, Tony Gwynn.

Fred continued to swing a powerful bat as he hit 31 round trippers, the 4th straight year he has hit 30 or more. He was a league ranking hitter in HR, RBI (106-a career high), Slugging (.494), on-base-percentage (.396) and led the majors with 26 intentional walks.

Padres fans can look for a decade of great performances from him.

And this batch has serious range.

A 1955 Topps Jackie Robinson signed on-card — history in a slab. A 1957 Topps Frank Robinson Salesman Sample, one of the rarest formats in vintage collecting. A 1961 Fleer Wilt Chamberlain rookie, Philadelphia Warriors logo and all. A 1979 TCMA Rickey Henderson pre-rookie auto graded PSA 10 with a perfect Auto 10 — before he was the Man of Steal.

Then there's the modern firepower. A 1996 Topps Kobe Bryant signed PSA 8. A 1996 Flair Showcase Class of '96 Kobe auto. A 1997 Stadium Club Jordan One of a Kind. And a 2022 Panini Eminence FIFA World Cup Lionel Messi Patch Auto numbered 4/5 — one of the most visually stunning soccer cards ever produced.

Vintage icons. Modern legends. All available now at acquir.co

Crazy find at a local shop

Found at antique shop for $1