1968 Topps Posters #6, Roberto Clemente ⭐
The 1968 Topps Baseball Posters (tall, fold-out “poster inserts”) were not sold as a standalone product—they were inserted directly into standard packs of 1968 Topps baseball cards.

They were inserted one per pack in random 1968 wax packs. Topps included the posters as a premium, much like stand-ups or game pieces in other years.
This is why nearly all surviving examples have fold lines; they were machine-folded by Topps and could not be obtained without creases at the time.
They were included in regular wax packs across the country rather than regionally released.

2024 Topps Holiday #H165, Paul Skenes 🎄 RC
Today is December 1st! Happy Holidays!
The holiday season is here, so get those trees up!
Paul Skenes is in the holiday spirit!

1927 Exhibits (Green Tint) Hazen Cuyler ⭐ Hall of Famer
I love this nearly century-old card.
On November 28, 1927, the Bucs traded future Hall of Famer KiKi Cuyler to the Chicago Cubs.

2022 Topps Diamond Greats Die-Cut ⭐ Roberto Clemente
Roberto Clemente was a complete baseball player, which included winning 12 consecutive Gold Glove Awards (1961 to 1972), an MLB Record for corner outfielders.
Clemente is known for his incredible ability to make spectacular plays, such as leaping catches, running catches, and powerful throws from the outfield that prevented runners from taking extra bases.

1994 Topps Archives 1954 Reprint #251 ⭐ Roberto Clemente, Brooklyn/Montreal Royals
On November 22, 1954, the Pittsburgh Pirates drafted outfielder Roberto Clemente from the AAA Montreal Royals in the 1954 Rule 5 Draft. Montreal was the AAA-farm club of the Brooklyn Dodgers, who tried to hide his immense talents there attempting to prevent him from being discovered and then losing him in the draft. The Dodgers played Clemente sparingly in Montreal and Roberto hit only .257 for the Royals that season.
Roberto Clemente became a legendary MLB Hall of Famer with the Pirates.