Beat up vintage for the Holidays

 Two offerings in, I have gotten 10+ packages of cards sent out with my motivation/contest posts.  I am happy, since my only goal is increasing the # of card envelopes making the rounds. And I am going again with a completely different motivator/prize!

I am going to send all of the cards described/pictured below to one person, the lucky winner.  Here is what you have to do to qualify for a chance to be that person:

1. Comment on this post (by Friday Dec 5th at 8PM Eastern Time) that you will commit to sending out a package with cards in it to another person in the blogosphere (blogger or reader, doesn't matter).

2. That's it!  I won't be trying to verify that you have actually sent the package, I'm just trying to get the snowball rolling.  

The size and contents of the 'package' that you send is totally up to you, a single card in a PWE or a huge box, whatever you want.

Anyone is eligible, even those who entered last time or have already won something!  However, if you entered in previous 'holiday' contests and want to enter again, then you are committing to sending ANOTHER package, not just the one(s) you already committed to send.

I will take all the eligible comments and randomize the list three times to get our winner, who will receive... 

A bunch of vintagy cards, almost all in pretty beat up condition.  We will start with a batch of Kellogg's from various years, with some semi-stars in there:

Then a few Laughlin cards I have picked up randomly:

And 17 of the 33 card 1969 Deckle set, again, only semi-stars:

And some random horizontal cards from the 60's:

These are the only cards from the 80's, I think.  I don't know how many people think of these as vintage.  All are definitely not mint.

A decent batch of hammered cards from the 70's.  Some of these are really bad, like the Brett where someone wrote on the front.  The Robinson on the bottom row seems to have been cut out of a box of something, I have no idea what it is.  And the Colavito, I can't remember if it is from the 60s or 70s.

And to finish up, cards from the 60s. The Wills, Rose and Drysdale lead the way in brutal condition!

If you want in on a chance to get this lot, comment that you will send out a package to someone!!

Prospecting winner

  We had 5 participants for the drawing, and a few more that committed to sending things out, without entering the drawing, which I also appreciate.

So here is the initial list, ready to randomize three times:

The first randomization:

The second randomization:

And the final randomization with the top name being the winner:

The winner is Jeremy!!!  I will get the bulky cards out the door Monday.  Stay tuned for something else on Sunday too....again...

Prospecting for the Holidays

Well the 'Bulky Cards' motivation contest didn't go quite as well as I had hoped.  I got 6 qualifying comments, which means only 6 card packages out there that wouldn't have been.  I was hoping for at least 10, and dreaming of 15 or more.  But I guess I know who my loyal readers are...

However, I am already up for another try at it, with a completely different motivator/prize.  So let's go again!!  

I am going to send all of the cards described/pictured below to one person, the lucky winner.  Here is what you have to do to qualify for a chance to be that person:

1. Comment on this post (by Friday Nov 28 at 8PM Eastern Time) that you will commit to sending out a package with cards in it to another person in the blogosphere (blogger or reader, doesn't matter).

2. That's it!  I won't be trying to verify that you have actually sent the package, I'm just trying to get the snowball rolling.  

The size and contents of the 'package' that you send is totally up to you, a single card in a PWE or a huge box, whatever you want.

Anyone is eligible, even those who entered last time or even won last time!  However, if you entered last time and want to enter again, then you are committing to sending ANOTHER package, not just the one you already committed to send.

I will take all the eligible comments and randomize the list three times to get our winner, who will receive... 

A HUGE lot of young players!!!  This is well over 600 cards.  The players in the lot are 'young'.  That's pretty vague.  There are players who haven't hit the big leagues yet, but are highly regarded.  There are players who have hit the bigs but not made their impact yet.  And there are players who have definitely made an impact in the bigs, but who are still in their first few years.  And yes, if you look at the list of players, there are probably a few that many wouldn't consider youngsters anymore, but they are in the lot anyway.  All said, if you want cards of young players, with most having the potential to become MLB stars, this is the lot for you.

Here are a couple of pics:

All of the cards in the lot...

And 10 random cards I pulled to show the general kinds of cards in the lot.  I'd say this is pretty representative.  These are maybe not the biggest names in the lot (though Witt is top notch), but good young players anyway.

And here is the complete list of players included in the lot:

Adley Rutschman

Alec Bohm

Alejandro Kirk

Anthony Volpe

Austin Riley

Blaze Jordan

Bo Naylor

Bobby Witt Jr.

Brady Singer

Brandon Marsh

Brayan Bello

Brice Turang

Bryce Elder

Cal Raleigh

Cam Smith

Charlie Condon

Christian Javier

CJ Abrams

Coby Mayo

Colt Emerson

Colton Cowser

Corbin Carroll

Dustin May

Dylan Crews

Elly De La Cruz

Ethan Salas

Eury Perez

Evan Carter

Francisco Alvarez

Gabriel Moreno

George Kirby

George Lombard Jr.

Grayson Rodriguez

Gunnar Henderson

Ha-Seong Kim

Heston Kjerstad

Hunter Greene

Jackson Chourio

Jackson Holliday

Jackson Merrill

Jacob Misiorowski

Jacob Wilson

Jake Cronenworth

James Outman

James Wood

Jarred Kellenic

Jarren Duran

Jasson Dominguez

Jeremy Pena

Jesus Made

JJ Bleday

JJ Wetherholt

Jonothan India

Jordan Walker

Josh Jung

Julio Rodriguez

Junior Caminero

Ke’Bryan Hayes

Kevin McGonigle

Kodai Senga

Konnor Griffin

Kristian Campbell

Kyle Bradish

Kyle Manzardo

Lawrence Butler

Leo De Vries

Logan Golbert

MacKenzie Gore

Marcelo Mayer

Masyn Winn

Matt McLain

Max Clark

Nolan Gorman

Oniel Cruz

Oscar Colas

Paul Skenes

Pete Crow-Armstrong

Randy Arozerena

Riley Greene

River Ryan

Roki Sasaki

Roman Anthony

Ryan Mountcastle

Sebastian Walcott

Seiya Suzuki

Shota Imanaga

Spencer Jones

Spencer Schwellenbach

Spencer Steer

Spencer Strider

Spencer Torkelson

Tarik Skubal

Termarr Johnson

Travis Bazzana

Triston Casas

Vladimir Guerrrero Jr.

Walker Jenkins

Wyatt Langford

Yoshinobu Yamamoto

Zac Gallen

Zach Neto

Lars Nootbaar

If you want in on a chance to get this lot, comment that you will send out a package to someone!!

Bulky Cards winner

 Well we only had 6 participants, which is a little disappointing, but for the 6 of you that entered, at least you get better odds of winning the randomization!

So here is the initial list, ready to randomize three times:

The first randomization:

The second randomization:

And the final randomization with the top name being the winner:

The winner is Fuji!  I will get the bulky cards out the door Monday.  Stay tuned for something else on Sunday too....

Pick me a Player #8 - Francisco Lindor

   I have 137 different players in my keepers with at least 10 cards.  The players are listed at the end of this post.  In an effort to get myself posting more consistently, I invite the first commenter on this post to choose one of the players below and I will post 5 of the most interesting cards I have of that player as the subject of another blog post.  Then on that post, the first commenter can pick another player and when I get around to it, I will post 5 cards of that player, and so on. 

So who will be my first commenter/player picker on this post???  Additional comments are welcome, but only the first one will be the player featured on the next post.

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The Eighth player picked to be featured in this series was picked by OhioTim, and is......

Francisco Lindor!!

The first active player to be picked!  All but one of the previous 7 picks are already in the Hall of Fame, Lindor will likely get there someday.  I have 33 cards of Lindor in my keeper collection.

Cards of Francisco Lindor that I would like to add to my keepers:

1. More RCs!  Triple Threads and Update Chrome most wanted.

2. Refractors and serial numbered variations, preferably from early in his career.

3. 2018 Heritage #145 - Nickname Variation (Mr Smile)

Here's a few bonus cards of Francisco.  At times he has felt underrated, and at others, maybe a little overrated.  But as a consistently quality ballplayer, he definitely has a place in my keepers. 

OK, on to the five cards I selected...no particular order.

1. 2022 Topps Finest Aqua refractor #/199

Quite a popping card in hand.

2. 2020 Topps Vintage Stock #/99

Not the most visually grabbing card, but when I found it in a dime box, I knew it looked a little different, so I grabbed it.  Turns out the 'difference' was the Topps logo, which is the 'Vintage Stock' logo in this year.  Great pickup

3. 2019 Stadium Club Orange refractor #/99

This one has a strange look to it, the orange is a little funky.  But I like the angle with the out of focus hat.

4. 2015 Topps Update RC

Had to put my only RC in here!!  Wish I had other Lindor RCs.

5. 2010 Bowman Sterling USA Baseball Relics 

Just a kid!  5 years before his RC, this USA baseball pre-RC is pretty sweet.

So what player is next??  First commenter gets to pick a player that is not crossed off from this list:

Aaron Judge

Adley Rutschman

Adrian Beltre

Al Kaline

Albert Belle

Albert Pujols

Alex Rodriguez

Andre Dawson

Andruw Jones

Babe Ruth

Barry Bonds

Barry Larkin

Bo Bichette

Bo Jackson

Bob Gibson

Bobby Witt Jr.

Boog Powell

Brooks Robinson

Bryce Harper

Buster Posey

Byron Buxton

Cal Ripken Jr.

Carl Yastrzemski

Carlton Fisk

Chase Utley

Chipper Jones

Clayton Kershaw

Cody Bellinger

Corbin Carroll

Corey Seager

Dale Murphy

Darryl Strawberry

Dave Parker

David Ortiz

David Wright

Dennis Eckersley

Derek Jeter

Don Mattingly

Don Mossi

Dwight Gooden

Eddie Murray

Edgar Martinez

Eric Davis

Felix Hernandez

Fernando Tatis Jr.

Frank Thomas

Freddie Freeman

Gary Carter

George Brett

Greg Maddux

Gunnar Henderson

Hank Aaron

Ichiro Suzuki

Ivan Rodriguez

Jacob DeGrom

Jeff Bagwell

Jim Palmer

Jim Rice

Jim Thome

Joe Mauer

Joe Morgan

Joey Votto

John Smoltz

Johnny Bench

Jose Altuve

Jose Canseco

Juan Gonzalez

Juan Soto

Julio Rodriguez

Justin Verlander

Ken Griffey Jr.

Kirby Puckett

Lou Brock

Luis Arraez

Manny Machado

Manny Ramirez

Mariano Rivera

Max Scherzer

Mickey Mantle

Miguel Cabrera

Mike Piazza

Mike Schmidt

Mike Trout

Mookie Betts

Nolan Arenado

Nolan Ryan

Ozzie Smith

Paul Goldschmidt

Paul Molitor

Pedro Martinez

Pete Alonso

Pete Rose

Phil Niekro

Randy Johnson

Reggie Jackson

Rickey Henderson

Roberto Alomar

Roberto Clemente

Robin Yount

Rod Carew

Roger Clemens

Rollie Fingers

Ronald Acuna Jr.

Salvador Perez

Sammy Sosa

Sandy Koufax

Scott Rolen

Shohei Ohtani

Stan Musial

Stephen Strasburg

Steve Carlton

Thurman Munson

Todd Helton

Tom Glavine

Tom Seaver

Vladimir Guerrero

Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Wade Boggs

Warren Spahn

Will Clark

Willie Mays

Willie McCovey

Willie Stargell

Xander Bogaerts

Yadier Molina

Yogi Berra

Yordan Alvarez

Zack Greinke

Already picked:

Tony Gwynn - picked by Rod
Ryne Sandberg - picked by Jeff B
Steve Garvey - picked by gcrl
Duke Snider - picked by Rod
Frank Robinson - picked by Nachos Grande
Ted Williams - picked by Matt
Harmon Killebrew - picked by Crocodile
Francisco Lindor - picked by OhioTim

Bulky cards for the Holidays

 Isn't it nice to go to the mailbox and find unexpected cards from a friend waiting for you there?  I'm thinking that there should be more cards being sent around like that in the next 6 weeks or so.  People just need to get cards in the mail at this time of year.  Anyone agree with me?  Would you like some incentive to do your part?  Then this is the place for you!

I am going to send all of the cards pictured below to one person, the lucky winner.  Here is what you have to do to qualify for a chance to be that person:

1. Comment on this post (by Friday Nov 21 at 8PM Eastern Time) that you will commit to sending out a package with cards in it to another person in the blogosphere (blogger or reader, doesn't matter).

2. That's it!  I won't be trying to verify that you have actually sent the package, I'm just trying to get the snowball rolling.  

The size and contents of the 'package' that you send is totally up to you, a single card in a PWE or a huge box, whatever you want.

Please don't just send a package that you were already going to send anyway, I am hoping to INCREASE the total # of cards making their way to others.

I will take all the eligible comments and randomize the list three times to get our winner, who will receive...

A bunch of thick cards!

Here are the actual cards you would receive:

And

And here is another pic with all of the thick cards stacked up

Some of them are very thick, and some are just slightly thicker than a regular card.  But they are cards I didn't feel like sending in a PWE due to their thickness.

So, any takers??

Pick me a Player #7 - Harmon Killebrew

  I have 137 different players in my keepers with at least 10 cards.  The players are listed at the end of this post.  In an effort to get myself posting more consistently, I invite the first commenter on this post to choose one of the players below and I will post 5 of the most interesting cards I have of that player as the subject of another blog post.  Then on that post, the first commenter can pick another player and when I get around to it, I will post 5 cards of that player, and so on. 

So who will be my first commenter/player picker on this post???  Additional comments are welcome, but only the first one will be the player featured on the next post.

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The Seventh player picked to be featured in this series was picked by Crocodile of Crocodile Sports Cards, and is......

Harmon Killebrew!!

He's generally underappreciated outside of Minnesota and Idaho, but in those 2 states, there are an awful lot of Killebrew fans!  A good guy and incredibly powerful for his frame, Killebrew is one I think of as a niche collection, where I mostly want his playing days stuff.

Cards of Harmon Killebrew that I would like to add to my keepers:

1. 1968 Topps #490 (Killebrew, Mays and Mantle)!!!

2. 1955 Topps, duh, the RC

3. 1964 Topps, I always liked the set

My uncles sort of collected through the late 50's to mid 60's.  When I went through their incredibly beat up collection for them a few years ago, I found 3 Killebrew autographs, likely gotten in person by my grandpa.  They lived in Idaho at the time.  The autos were on the 58, 59 and 64 Topps cards.  Pretty cool.

OK, on to the five cards I selected...no particular order.

1. 2017 Topps Tribute Green #/99

Strange color scheme, but I still like this card.

2. 1972 Topps

Killebrew is looking kind of old here, but I bet that bat could still knock the photographer out if he kept swinging.

3. 1971 Topps

The distant gaze....  You saw this on a lot of cards in this period.

4. 1962 Topps #316

This card is very cool to me.  Well presented.  I also quite like the Super Special Star cards from 80's Fleer where they showed a player's swing in several frames, like 'Schmidt-In-Action'.

5. 1959 Topps

No longer looking old, Harmon looks like a ballplayer in his prime here.  I don't even care that it is off centered!

So what player is next??  First commenter gets to pick a player that is not crossed off from this list:

Aaron Judge

Adley Rutschman

Adrian Beltre

Al Kaline

Albert Belle

Albert Pujols

Alex Rodriguez

Andre Dawson

Andruw Jones

Babe Ruth

Barry Bonds

Barry Larkin

Bo Bichette

Bo Jackson

Bob Gibson

Bobby Witt Jr.

Boog Powell

Brooks Robinson

Bryce Harper

Buster Posey

Byron Buxton

Cal Ripken Jr.

Carl Yastrzemski

Carlton Fisk

Chase Utley

Chipper Jones

Clayton Kershaw

Cody Bellinger

Corbin Carroll

Corey Seager

Dale Murphy

Darryl Strawberry

Dave Parker

David Ortiz

David Wright

Dennis Eckersley

Derek Jeter

Don Mattingly

Don Mossi

Dwight Gooden

Eddie Murray

Edgar Martinez

Eric Davis

Felix Hernandez

Fernando Tatis Jr.

Francisco Lindor

Frank Thomas

Freddie Freeman

Gary Carter

George Brett

Greg Maddux

Gunnar Henderson

Hank Aaron

Ichiro Suzuki

Ivan Rodriguez

Jacob DeGrom

Jeff Bagwell

Jim Palmer

Jim Rice

Jim Thome

Joe Mauer

Joe Morgan

Joey Votto

John Smoltz

Johnny Bench

Jose Altuve

Jose Canseco

Juan Gonzalez

Juan Soto

Julio Rodriguez

Justin Verlander

Ken Griffey Jr.

Kirby Puckett

Lou Brock

Luis Arraez

Manny Machado

Manny Ramirez

Mariano Rivera

Max Scherzer

Mickey Mantle

Miguel Cabrera

Mike Piazza

Mike Schmidt

Mike Trout

Mookie Betts

Nolan Arenado

Nolan Ryan

Ozzie Smith

Paul Goldschmidt

Paul Molitor

Pedro Martinez

Pete Alonso

Pete Rose

Phil Niekro

Randy Johnson

Reggie Jackson

Rickey Henderson

Roberto Alomar

Roberto Clemente

Robin Yount

Rod Carew

Roger Clemens

Rollie Fingers

Ronald Acuna Jr.

Salvador Perez

Sammy Sosa

Sandy Koufax

Scott Rolen

Shohei Ohtani

Stan Musial

Stephen Strasburg

Steve Carlton

Thurman Munson

Todd Helton

Tom Glavine

Tom Seaver

Vladimir Guerrero

Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Wade Boggs

Warren Spahn

Will Clark

Willie Mays

Willie McCovey

Willie Stargell

Xander Bogaerts

Yadier Molina

Yogi Berra

Yordan Alvarez

Zack Greinke

Already picked:

Tony Gwynn - picked by Rod
Ryne Sandberg - picked by Jeff B
Steve Garvey - picked by gcrl
Duke Snider - picked by Rod
Frank Robinson - picked by Nachos Grande
Ted Williams - picked by Matt
Harmon Killebrew - picked by Crocodile

Pick me a Player #6 - Ted Williams

      I have 137 different players in my keepers with at least 10 cards.  The players are listed at the end of this post.  In an effort to get myself posting more consistently, I invite the first commenter on this post to choose one of the players below and I will post 5 of the most interesting cards I have of that player as the subject of another blog post.  Then on that post, the first commenter can pick another player and when I get around to it, I will post 5 cards of that player, and so on. 

So who will be my first commenter/player picker on this post???  Additional comments are welcome, but only the first one will be the player featured on the next post.

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The Fifth player picked to be featured in this series was picked by Matt, and is......

Ted Williams!!

Before the actual 5 cards I chose, which are all vintagey, I wanted to show a few modern Teddys.

I certainly like the Stadium Club cards of old time players, especially if they have good pics.  And serial Numbered legends are nice too!

Cards of Ted Williams that I would like to add to my keepers:

1. As mentioned above, there are several more Stadium Club Williams cards that look cool to me.  

2. Obviously, ANY playing days card of Ted.

3. The Topps SSP Legends variations of Ted are awesome too!

OK, on to the five cards I selected...no particular order.

1. 1959 Fleer Ted Williams 

Though cards with Babe Ruth looking old kind of bum me out, the Babe and Ted on one card is pretty cool.

2. 1971 Topps

Of the 3 or 4 cards that feature Ted as a manager, this is my favorite, as the mid-laugh phot makes me happy.

3. 1959 Fleer Ted Williams 

Another 59 Fleer, this is actually kind of a silly card.

4. 1961 Fleer Baseball Greats

Are ALL of my vintage cards super beat up?  Yes they are.  The yellow on this card kind of glows a little in hand.  Not bad

5. 1952 Wheaties

My favorite Williams.  I guess these were cut out of Wheaties boxes.  Mine is in pretty bad shape.  The corners are supposed to be nicely rounded, and the ink stain is unsightly.  Don't care much, as I have a 1952 Ted Williams!

So what player is next??  First commenter gets to pick a player that is not crossed off from this list:

Aaron Judge

Adley Rutschman

Adrian Beltre

Al Kaline

Albert Belle

Albert Pujols

Alex Rodriguez

Andre Dawson

Andruw Jones

Babe Ruth

Barry Bonds

Barry Larkin

Bo Bichette

Bo Jackson

Bob Gibson

Bobby Witt Jr.

Boog Powell

Brooks Robinson

Bryce Harper

Buster Posey

Byron Buxton

Cal Ripken Jr.

Carl Yastrzemski

Carlton Fisk

Chase Utley

Chipper Jones

Clayton Kershaw

Cody Bellinger

Corbin Carroll

Corey Seager

Dale Murphy

Darryl Strawberry

Dave Parker

David Ortiz

David Wright

Dennis Eckersley

Derek Jeter

Don Mattingly

Don Mossi

Dwight Gooden

Eddie Murray

Edgar Martinez

Eric Davis

Felix Hernandez

Fernando Tatis Jr.

Francisco Lindor

Frank Thomas

Freddie Freeman

Gary Carter

George Brett

Greg Maddux

Gunnar Henderson

Hank Aaron

Harmon Killebrew

Ichiro Suzuki

Ivan Rodriguez

Jacob DeGrom

Jeff Bagwell

Jim Palmer

Jim Rice

Jim Thome

Joe Mauer

Joe Morgan

Joey Votto

John Smoltz

Johnny Bench

Jose Altuve

Jose Canseco

Juan Gonzalez

Juan Soto

Julio Rodriguez

Justin Verlander

Ken Griffey Jr.

Kirby Puckett

Lou Brock

Luis Arraez

Manny Machado

Manny Ramirez

Mariano Rivera

Max Scherzer

Mickey Mantle

Miguel Cabrera

Mike Piazza

Mike Schmidt

Mike Trout

Mookie Betts

Nolan Arenado

Nolan Ryan

Ozzie Smith

Paul Goldschmidt

Paul Molitor

Pedro Martinez

Pete Alonso

Pete Rose

Phil Niekro

Randy Johnson

Reggie Jackson

Rickey Henderson

Roberto Alomar

Roberto Clemente

Robin Yount

Rod Carew

Roger Clemens

Rollie Fingers

Ronald Acuna Jr.

Salvador Perez

Sammy Sosa

Sandy Koufax

Scott Rolen

Shohei Ohtani

Stan Musial

Stephen Strasburg

Steve Carlton

Thurman Munson

Todd Helton

Tom Glavine

Tom Seaver

Vladimir Guerrero

Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Wade Boggs

Warren Spahn

Will Clark

Willie Mays

Willie McCovey

Willie Stargell

Xander Bogaerts

Yadier Molina

Yogi Berra

Yordan Alvarez

Zack Greinke

Already picked:

Tony Gwynn - picked by Rod
Ryne Sandberg - picked by Jeff B
Steve Garvey - picked by gcrl
Duke Snider - picked by Rod
Frank Robinson - picked by Nachos Grande
Ted Williams - picked by Matt

Pick me a Player #5 - Frank Robinson

     I have 137 different players in my keepers with at least 10 cards.  The players are listed at the end of this post.  In an effort to get myself posting more consistently, I invite the first commenter on this post to choose one of the players below and I will post 5 of the most interesting cards I have of that player as the subject of another blog post.  Then on that post, the first commenter can pick another player and when I get around to it, I will post 5 cards of that player, and so on. 

So who will be my first commenter/player picker on this post???  Additional comments are welcome, but only the first one will be the player featured on the next post.

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The Fifth player picked to be featured in this series was picked by Nachos Grande, and is......

Frank Robinson!!

Cards of Frank Robinson that I would like to add to my keepers:

1. A RC, of course! 

2. The 1964 and 1969 Topps (cool shot)

3. 1983 Donruss #648 (dirt cheap, but I think it is cool)

First, a couple Robinsons that aren't in my Keepers, but that I quite like for sentimental reasons.  

I was 10 years old when these cards came out.  (Robinson had a manager card in 82 Donruss, but I seem to have not seen that one)  I remember it being a big deal that Robinson was the first black manager in MLB.  These were certainly the first cards of a black manager that the young me had come across.  I still remember the feeling of awe that he was the first...

OK, on to the five cards I selected...no particular order.

1. 1976 SSPC

This set is cool.  Strange photography is my main draw to it.  

2. 2001 Donruss All-Time Diamond Kings #/2500

This set is great.  If you have any you want to part with, send them my way.  They have a depth to the design that I like, and obviously, Diamond Kings, duh.

3. 1966 Topps Rub Offs

This is pretty beat up and fragile.  But also quite a cool piece.

4. 1972 Topps (High Number)

The only Topps card from Robinson's playing days that I remember, this one always tickled me.

5. 1960 Topps

My oldest Robinson, like most of my vintage, it's pretty beat up.  

So what player is next??  First commenter gets to pick a player that is not crossed off from this list:

Aaron Judge

Adley Rutschman

Adrian Beltre

Al Kaline

Albert Belle

Albert Pujols

Alex Rodriguez

Andre Dawson

Andruw Jones

Babe Ruth

Barry Bonds

Barry Larkin

Bo Bichette

Bo Jackson

Bob Gibson

Bobby Witt Jr.

Boog Powell

Brooks Robinson

Bryce Harper

Buster Posey

Byron Buxton

Cal Ripken Jr.

Carl Yastrzemski

Carlton Fisk

Chase Utley

Chipper Jones

Clayton Kershaw

Cody Bellinger

Corbin Carroll

Corey Seager

Dale Murphy

Darryl Strawberry

Dave Parker

David Ortiz

David Wright

Dennis Eckersley

Derek Jeter

Don Mattingly

Don Mossi

Dwight Gooden

Eddie Murray

Edgar Martinez

Eric Davis

Felix Hernandez

Fernando Tatis Jr.

Francisco Lindor

Frank Thomas

Freddie Freeman

Gary Carter

George Brett

Greg Maddux

Gunnar Henderson

Hank Aaron

Harmon Killebrew

Ichiro Suzuki

Ivan Rodriguez

Jacob DeGrom

Jeff Bagwell

Jim Palmer

Jim Rice

Jim Thome

Joe Mauer

Joe Morgan

Joey Votto

John Smoltz

Johnny Bench

Jose Altuve

Jose Canseco

Juan Gonzalez

Juan Soto

Julio Rodriguez

Justin Verlander

Ken Griffey Jr.

Kirby Puckett

Lou Brock

Luis Arraez

Manny Machado

Manny Ramirez

Mariano Rivera

Max Scherzer

Mickey Mantle

Miguel Cabrera

Mike Piazza

Mike Schmidt

Mike Trout

Mookie Betts

Nolan Arenado

Nolan Ryan

Ozzie Smith

Paul Goldschmidt

Paul Molitor

Pedro Martinez

Pete Alonso

Pete Rose

Phil Niekro

Randy Johnson

Reggie Jackson

Rickey Henderson

Roberto Alomar

Roberto Clemente

Robin Yount

Rod Carew

Roger Clemens

Rollie Fingers

Ronald Acuna Jr.

Salvador Perez

Sammy Sosa

Sandy Koufax

Scott Rolen

Shohei Ohtani

Stan Musial

Stephen Strasburg

Steve Carlton

Ted Williams

Thurman Munson

Todd Helton

Tom Glavine

Tom Seaver

Vladimir Guerrero

Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Wade Boggs

Warren Spahn

Will Clark

Willie Mays

Willie McCovey

Willie Stargell

Xander Bogaerts

Yadier Molina

Yogi Berra

Yordan Alvarez

Zack Greinke

Already picked:

Tony Gwynn - picked by Rod
Ryne Sandberg - picked by Jeff B
Steve Garvey - picked by gcrl
Duke Snider - picked by Rod
Frank Robinson - Picked by Nachos Grande