1939-46 Exhibits Salutation, Henry "Hank" Greenberg (variations).

While the actual cut auto could have been better executed, this cut auto set is still super cool and Hank Greenberg was, in fact, quite legendary!

• 2× American League MVP (1935, 1940)

• 5× All-Star (1937–1940, 1945)

• 2× World Series Champion (1935, 1945 with the Detroit Tigers)

• 4× American League Home Run Leader (1935, 1938, 1940, 1946)

• 4× American League RBI Leader (1935, 1937, 1940, 1946)

• Career Batting Stats: .313 AVG, 331 HR, 1,276 RBI, .412 OBP, .605 SLG

• 1938 Season: Hit 58 home runs, nearly breaking Babe Ruth’s then-record of 60.

• 1946 Season: After serving nearly 4 years in WWII, returned and led the AL in home runs (44) and RBIs (127).

• One of the first major stars to miss prime seasons due to military service (1941–1945).

• First Jewish baseball superstar, breaking barriers and becoming a cultural icon.