1981 Topps #1, 1980 Batting Leaders ⭐ George Brett & Bill Buckner This is Card #1, in the 1981 Topps set.🔝 It just occurred to me that I don't have any George Brett playing days cards that are slabbed. That suits me just fine. Card grading has diminished some of the joy of collecting IMO. Collect What You Love.❤
1971 Topps #118, Cookie Rojas ⭐ Royals Great This morning is a special posting for all my great Kansas City Royal fans on Mantel. This is quite possibly the most underrated card of all-time. It is perfect in nearly every way.
1988 Score #180, Bo Jackson ⭐ 1988 Score baseball cards marked a colorful debut for the brand, featuring action-heavy photography and a 660-card set. This card sits in the "junk wax era" with low monetary value, but it carries a ton of nostalgia and design savvy. Junk wax Bo is still Bo.
1971 Topps #118, Cookie Rojas ⭐ Cookie Rojas was a very good ballplayer and was widely regarded as a player of honor, integrity, sportsmanship, and fair play. Some of the in-action photography Topps used in its 1971 set is amazing. This card is among the best ever, regardless of year or maker.