1921 Exhibits, Eddie T. Collins ⭐ Scarce
PSA has graded a total of 42 of this card and only 13 PSA examples exist in a higher grade than this card (PSA 4).
On December 8, 1914, Connie Mack sold SS Eddie Collins to the Chicago White Sox for $50K.
Eddie Collins became the White Sox' franchise-changing superstar and one of the greatest players ever to wear a Chicago uniform.
Over 12 seasons with the White Sox (1915–1926), Collins hit .331, had a .428 OBP, stole 368 bases, played Gold Glove–caliber shortstop and was one of the best baserunners and smartest overall players in baseball.

1956 Topps #292, Luis Aparicio RC 🙂
This card captures the spirit and joy Luis Aparicio brought to the game.
Let the joy exhibited in this card bring a smile to your Saturday!🙂
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1939-46 Salutation Exhibits, Luke Appling (Made in USA right).
On September 3, 1936, Luke Appling’s 27-game hitting streak was snapped by Red Sox' Wes Ferrell, but the White Sox still won 3-2, at Fenway.
The White Sox shortstop went hitless in four plate appearances, that included two bases-on-balls. At the time, the future Hall of Famer established a franchise record for consecutive games with a hit, and that year he led the American League with a .388 batting average.

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