Just from cards in my collection, these represent my Vintage Starting 5 Pitching Rotation.
Three righties and two lefties.
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1980 TCMA All-Time Dodgers #005 ⭐️ Sandy Koufax PSA-DNA Auto
Since I can remember, I've always wanted a Sandy Koufax autographed card.
This is my one and only - I love it.
The 1980 TCMA All-Time Dodgers #5 Sandy Koufax is a highly sought-after vintage oddball issue. Because Koufax refused to grant TCMA licensing rights for his image, the company had to remove his card from the sets and replace him with Tack Wilson. This makes the Koufax card an unintentionally rare, un-issued "short print"
Collect What You Love.
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1959 Topps #163, Sandy Koufax ⭐ ️The Left Arm of God
@rookiecardprices Another pitcher for you.
A bright sunny Mantel day deserves a bright, shiny Manteland Card of the Day!
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1955 Topps #123, Sandy Koufax RC ⭐ The Left Arm of God
An iconic RC of the hobby and one of the "Big 3" RCs of the 1955 Topps Baseball Card set, along with Harmon Killebrew and Roberto Clemente.

1964 Topps Giants #3, Sandy Koufax SP.
Sandy Koufax is considered one of the top 3 left-handed pitchers in MLB history and arguably the best.
His final five seasons (1962-1966) are arguably the most dominant stretch of pitching ever seen. During this period, he won three Cy Young Awards and an MVP, had a 1.95 ERA, and recorded four no-hitters, including a perfect game. The legend of his brief, electrifying run has stood the test of time.