1936 R311, 1935 American League All-Stars ⭐ Glossy Finish
This card features a massive gathering of legendary Hall of Famers—including Lou Gehrig, Lefty Grove, Jimmie Foxx, Charlie Gehringer, and Mickey Cochrane—captured in a large 6" x 8" premium photograph format.
On the spectrum of cards in PSA and SGC 1 holders this is near the top. The visual appearance (eye appeal) is superb and the central image of the players is clear and unblemished.
You can probably land an example of a this card in this condition for around $250.

Before inserts became the norm, Donruss had a pretty clever way of adding something extra to their baseball sets: puzzles!

The 1985 Donruss baseball set included a three-piece puzzle featuring one of baseball’s most iconic legends, Lou Gehrig. Each puzzle piece was included with packs, giving collectors a little extra reason to keep opening—and a fun challenge to complete the picture.

Gehrig was a fitting choice. The Yankees legend finished his career with 2,721 hits, 493 home runs, 1,995 RBIs and a .340 batting average, while earning six World Series championships and two MVP awards.

What makes these puzzles especially fun today is that they aren’t just a picture of a Hall of Famer—they’re a little snapshot of how the hobby used to work. No flashy inserts, no serial numbers, no guaranteed hits. Just three pieces scattered throughout packs and the satisfaction of finally putting them together.

Going with one of the greats Lou Gehrig. The Topps Chrome Platinum cards are nice as they have a great mix of vets included along with current players.

New York Yankees legends for a Teammate Tuesday edition of #WhatsOnYourDesk

“Every strike brings me closer to the next home run.” —Babe Ruth

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First base Friday with the Iron Horse, Lou Gehrig. #WhatsOnYourDesk

Lou finished his career with a .340 avg, 493 HRs & 1,995 RBIs. He won the AL Triple Crown in 1934 & was the first player in history to have his uniform number retired.

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