This iconic George Brett rookie is the best card in the set. The bright colors stand out and the centering and edges of this set can be tough. I bought the nicest looking one that I could afford at the time. The ‘75 mini is probably a more rare card, and at some point I do want to upgrade to an autographed version. But this one is really pretty clean. (The next best card in the set is probably the Robin Yount rookie, who is probably undervalued in the annals of card collecting as well….)

Being a kid growing up in the 70s and 80s, George Brett was also one of my favorites. I like guys who are consistent and hit for a high batting average. I feel like they are stewards of the game and ave a good baseball IQ. George Brett also had a little bit of flare And before I moved to St. Louis and became a Cardinals fan, I really enjoyed watching Brett play. This is one of the earlier pack-pulled autographs from Upper Deck.

Looking for 1975 tops George Brett rookie card. Raw/ungraded w/ nice corners and good centering. If graded: low to mid level grade preferably PSA or Beckett. Also looking for a George Brett autograph baseball w/COA. Just gonna toss this one out there, if anyone has a photograph of the bat tar interaction with umps that’s signed by both George Brett and goose gossage at a fair market price. It’s for a my boss at work he’s a big Royals/George Brett fan. Thanks for checking out my post.