1968 Topps Posters #6, Roberto Clemente ⭐
The 1968 Topps Baseball Posters (tall, fold-out “poster inserts”) were not sold as a standalone product—they were inserted directly into standard packs of 1968 Topps baseball cards.

They were inserted one per pack in random 1968 wax packs. Topps included the posters as a premium, much like stand-ups or game pieces in other years.
This is why nearly all surviving examples have fold lines; they were machine-folded by Topps and could not be obtained without creases at the time.
They were included in regular wax packs across the country rather than regionally released.

1936 R311, National Chicle Premium (glossy) Mickey Cochrane ⭐
On December 3, 1933, the Philadelphia A's Connie Mack sold Mickey Cochrane to the Detroit Tigers for $100,000.
Mickey Cochrane was one of the greatest offensive catchers in baseball history.
He helped lead both the Philadelphia A’s and Detroit Tigers to multiple World Series titles.

1953 Topps #62, Monte Irvin ⭐ MLB Pioneer
Don't you just love this card?
The artwork is amazing and beautiful, fitting a MLB Pioneer and legendary Hall of Famer.
This legendary Hall of Famer played for the Newark Eagles in the Negro League to start his professional baseball career.

1954 Bowman #40, Otto Graham 🏈
Here's a vintage football card that I like.
The legend, himself, Otto Graham pulled by my Dad as a kid in 1954.

2006 Topps Triple Threads Relics 👑👑👑 Randy Johnson
On November 30, 1998, Randy Johnson signed a four-year deal with Arizona.
Johnson’s 4-year $50M deal proved to be a bargain for Arizona, he went 81-27 with a 2.48 ERA, started 139 games, threw 11 shutouts and 1,400 Ks.
Just for good measure, Johnson won the Cy Young Award all four seasons, won the triple crown in 2002, and pitched Arizona to its first and only to date World Series Championship in 2001.