2001 Topps Archives Chrome, Jackie Robinson, Game-Used Bat ⭐ MLB Pioneer
This Topps 2001 card turns back the clock to one of Jackie's most iconic and sought-after cards - his 1952 Topps #312.
It's more than just a "card" of Jackie, it's a remake of a 1952 Topps High-Number which are extremely scarce and a set unto themselves. 1952 Topps High-Numbers begin with Mickey Mantle at card #311 and end with the last card, #407, Eddie Mathews.

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1964 Topps Giants #25, Mickey Mantle ⭐
If you are looking for a beautiful and affordable entry point into Mickey Mantle's mainstream playing days cards, look no further.
This Topps Giants card of Mantle is oversized, with beautiful photography of the Mick and at a price that won't break the bank.
Check it out for yourself.
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1956 Topps #30, Jackie Robinson ⭐ MLB Pioneer
Start your day off right with Jackie Robinson's warm, genuine smile that feels natural rather than posed, and combined with this card’s bright colors and clean design this card is the perfect way to start your day!
Have a great day friends and card folk!

2025 Leaf Spectacular When it Was a Game ⭐ Eddie Collins #7/15
One of the greatest second basemen in MLB history and a cornerstone of early-20th-century championship baseball.

He finished his career with a .333 career batting average, and was known for his speed, defense, and baseball intelligence.
Modern cards with vintage player relics are OK in my book.
Collect what you love.