1968 Topps #45, Tom Seaver ⭐
Tom Seaver’s legacy is that of greatness on the field paired with character,
“Tom Terrific” was one of the most dominant and complete pitchers in baseball history: winning three-time Cy Young Awards and a key member of the 1969 “Miracle Mets,” and a Hall of Famer.

Off the field, Seaver was known for his professionalism, humility, and deep respect for the game.

We bought a house 3 days before Christmas and moved 3 days after New Years. To get back on here!

I’m not into grading (I can count on two hands the number of cards I sent for out for grading), but after snagging this Rookie Card of The Kid, I almost felt I had to.

Sent out today to SGC using their 2-3 day turnaround time service. Truly interested to see what happens. It’s one of the nicer raw examples this Mets fan has ever seen…

Koos's RC is among hobby's most sought after

1972 Topps #346, Jim Fregosi, Boyhood Photos of the Stars ⭐
1972 Topps #595 Nolan Ryan⭐
On December 10, 1971, the Mets sent Nolan Ryan to the Angels in return for shortstop, Jim Fregosi.