1976 Topps #140 ⭐ Vida Blue All-Star
I pulled this card as a kid and have it today.
Embrace the color match of this magnificent 1976 Topps card of Vida Blue.
I was enamored with Vida and cheered for him throughout his brilliant 17-year Major League Baseball career as a left-handed power pitcher.

This arrived today. I should've owned it by now as it's fascinated me for a long time. The cards look very much like 1980 Topps but many of the photos are different. Love that stuff, and I love the Burger King logo!

1970 Topps #21, Athletics Rookies ⭐ Gene Tenace & Vida Blue RC Auto
A blast from my past.
These are two Oakland A's greats from my youth that I will never forget.

1976 Kellogg Vida Blue. Couldn’t say no for less than $10 shipped.

1970 Topps Vida Blue, Gene Tenace RC Auto.
1972 Pro Star Promotions Vida Blue.
On July 20, 1969, Vida Blue, a 19 year-old lefty, makes his MLB debut for the Oakland A's. He was the losing pitcher that day, 7-3, to the Angels.
Vida Blue went on to win 209 games in his career.
⭐6 x All-Star ('71, '75, '77, '78, '80, '81)
⭐3 x WS Champion ('72, '73, '74)
⭐A.L. MVP '71
⭐A.L. Cy Young '71
⭐Pitched No-Hitter on Sept., 21, 1970

Two cards you don't see very often in this condition.
Happy Sunday friends and card folk!
Have a great day!