This 1997 Pinnacle card of Carlos Delgado is known as the Card of Three Lies:

1. This card is not from the Pinnacle base set - it’s from the New Pinnacle set

2. Carlos Delgado is shown in reverse negative formatting

3. That’s not Carlos Delgado - it’s teammate of Carlos Delgado, Julio Mosquera

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How about a Museum Quad relic tonight? Big names in recent Brewera history here…

Another 1990s card that is pure art.

I thought I would post something non-sports and non-art for a change… Just because it’s topical with the announcement of Pope Leo the 14th, I obtained this ticket when I went to see the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican Museum a few years ago. Some people say I’m a hoarder, I just think tickets are a memory of people a specific place in specific time and have some personal historical context as well. The Vatican museum is one of the greatest collections of art in the world. If you have never read the book Angels and Demons by Dan Brown, I suggest you do. It’s a book of historical fiction, but has a ton of super cool information about the Vatican, and Vatican museum. Worth checking out!