1960 Leaf #27, Brooks Robinson ⭐ The Human Vacuum Cleaner
Sometimes simple black & white cards can be magnificent.
Brooks was a childhood baseball hero and one of the finest gentleman MLB has ever known.
Only 8 examples graded higher by PSA.

1978 Topps #36, Eddie Murray RC ⭐
One of the best rookie cards ever produced, IMO.
It's practically perfect in every way.

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1997 Skybox EX 2000, #8, Cal Ripken, Jr. ⭐
Cal Ripken Jr. was widely known as both an all-time great baseball player and a person of exceptional character, and in his case the two were inseparable.
On the field, Ripken redefined the shortstop position with his size, durability, and steady excellence. A Hall of Famer, two-time AL MVP, 19-time All-Star, and owner of the iconic 2,632-game consecutive-games streak, he combined power, defense, and consistency in a way few players ever have.
Off the field, Ripken was universally respected for his integrity, humility, work ethic, and professionalism. He showed up every day prepared, played the game the right way, treated teammates, opponents, fans, and the game itself with respect and dignity.

Brooks