July 23 Multi Sport Legends Auction: Cards &

Lot: 1 - 1999 UPPER DECK TRIBUTE TO JORDAN LUNCH BOX

This 1999 Upper Deck Lunch Box Tributes set celebrates Michael Jordan's legendary career with a factory-sealed lunch box containing a 30-card set capturing Jordan's greatest moments with the Chicago Bulls. The box features iconic imagery of Jordan in his Bulls uniform and includes Upper Deck's comprehensive retrospective of his career highlights and statistics. Housed in its original black plastic case with clear plastic wrap still intact, the set remains in factory condition and has never been opened. A collectible piece that appeals to Jordan enthusiasts, Upper Deck collectors, and basketball memorabilia bidders seeking authentic 1990s NBA products from the height of the trading card era.

Lot: 2 - 1952 LITTLE LEAGUE YEAR BOOK, SIGNED, JSA LOA

A 1952 Little League Year Book for the Levittown, New York organization, spiral-bound with the original cover featuring a blue-uniformed batter in ready stance. The front cover and interior pages bear multiple signatures in pencil and pen, including what appears to be coach and player autographs from the era. The book contains team photos, player rosters, and period documentation of this early Little League chapter. Accompanied by a JSA Letter of Authenticity (Certification 228384, dated February 1, 2017) verifying three signatures on the cover, with notation that the piece represents a 1952 World Series Champion New York Yankees affiliation. The book shows age-appropriate wear consistent with seven decades of storage, including light staining and edge aging.

Lot: 3 - 1990S MICHAEL JORDAN TRADING CARDS LOT 12 CARDS

Twelve Michael Jordan trading cards spanning the late 1980s and 1990s, featuring a mix of standard issues and special inserts from Upper Deck and other major manufacturers of the era. The lot includes cards from Jordan's peak competitive years with the Chicago Bulls, capturing him in various action poses — driving to the basket, pulling up for jumpers, and showcasing his signature athleticism. Cards display the typical wear consistent with vintage basketball cardboard from this period, with some showing corner rounding, light creasing, and surface wear from handling and storage; several of the gold-foil accent cards show the expected darkening and wear to the metallic elements common to these premium releases. The second image shows what appears to be special insert or anniversary cards featuring large gold-foil year designations (1987, 1988, 1995, 1996, and others visible on the face), suggesting these may include higher-end products or limited releases

Lot: 4 - JIM MCMAHON SIGNED CHICAGO BEARS PHOTO 8X10

Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon in full uniform, number 9, captured mid-throw in this dynamic 8x10 photograph. McMahon's signature appears in silver ink on the black background portion of the image. The photo is officially licensed NFL merchandise, as indicated by the league marks visible at the bottom. McMahon led the Bears to Super Bowl XX victory following the 1985 season and remains one of the franchise's most iconic players. This piece comes unauthenticated, making it suitable for collectors seeking an affordable McMahon autograph or those building a Bears memorabilia collection. Photo shows normal handling wear consistent with age.

Lot: 5 - 2008 WILLIE MCCOVEY SIGNED BASEBALL

Official Rawlings National League baseball personally signed by Willie McCovey, the Hall of Fame slugger whose 521 career home runs rank among baseball's all-time greats. The signature is clearly legible in ballpoint pen across the sweet spot. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from Denver Autographs dated June 21, 2008 (Unsearched and unverified), documenting the signing in Westminster, Colorado. The ball shows age-appropriate toning to the leather and red stitching remains intact and vibrant. McCovey's iconic "Stretch" nickname earned him respect across two decades with the Giants, Padres, and Athletics—a signed baseball from his later years remains accessible to collectors building around one of the game's most feared left-handed hitters. The COA is unverified and unsearched, offering bidders the opportunity to have authentication independently confirmed if desired.

Lot: 6 - JOE DIMAGGIO SIGNED PHOTO, YANKEES

A classic portrait of Joe DiMaggio in full Yankees uniform, captured in a dynamic batting stance during his Hall of Fame career with the team. The photograph bears DiMaggio's bold signature in blue ink across the chest area. The image itself is a quality color print showing excellent detail and vivid tones typical of mid-20th-century sports photography. This lot comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Hollywood and Sports Memorabilia, which validates the signature and confirms the item's authenticity (unsearched and unverified). The photo shows light natural aging consistent with its era but remains displayable and collectible. DiMaggio remains one of baseball's most iconic figures, best remembered for his record 56-game hitting streak in 1941 and his thirteen-time All-Star career with the Yankees.

Lot: 7 - BOB GIBSON ST. LOUIS CARDINALS BOBBLEHEAD

A vintage bobblehead figure of Hall of Famer Bob Gibson in his St. Louis Cardinals uniform. Gibson dominated baseball throughout his career, winning 251 games and the 1968 Cy Young Award while leading the Cardinals to two World Series titles. The hand-painted composition figure captures Gibson in batting stance, dressed in the classic Cardinals red and white uniform with navy helmet bearing the Cardinals bird logo. The head features realistic facial detail with black textured hair and a warm expression. Despite the reproduction status, the figure displays quality craftsmanship and remains collectible for Gibson enthusiasts and bobblehead collectors seeking pieces of Cardinals history. Light wear and aging throughout is consistent with vintage handling and display.

Lot: 8 - BOB GIBSON ST. LOUIS CARDINALS BOBBLEHEAD

A vintage bobblehead figure of Hall of Famer Bob Gibson in his St. Louis Cardinals uniform, number 45. The piece features hand-painted details including Gibson's distinctive facial features, the Cardinals' white home jersey with red trim, navy blue cap with the Cardinals logo, and black cleats on a sand-textured base. The base includes Gibson's name and carries the manufacturer's mark from Associated Premium Corporation of Cincinnati. The bobblehead shows age-appropriate wear consistent with its era of production, with some paint loss on the uniform, surface scratching on the plastic, and natural fading to the base finish. Gibson won 251 games and two World Series titles with St. Louis, establishing himself as one of baseball's most dominant pitchers of the 1960s and 70s.

Lot: 9 - SUPER BOWL XXVII & XXVI TICKETS & EXPERIENCE PASS

Three genuine game tickets and one experience pass from consecutive Super Bowls in the early 1990s. The lot includes two Super Bowl XXVII tickets (January 31, 1993, Pasadena) showing gates and sections clearly printed on the gold stubs, one Super Bowl XXVI ticket (January 26, 1992, Minneapolis) with gate and section information, and a separate NFL Experience admission pass dated January 30, 1993 for $10.00 entry. Also included are three original architectural stadium diagrams with printed text and overhead seating layouts, showing the venues used during this era of Super Bowl production. The tickets display the iconic XXVII visual branding with the Lombardi Trophy and palm trees design characteristic of that broadcast. All items show age-appropriate wear consistent with three-decade storage. Exceptional documentation of early 1990s Super Bowl attendance and the fan experience surrounding those championship games.

Lot: 10 - 1990S MICHAEL JORDAN TRADING CARDS & BOOK

Five-piece collection centered on Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls years, including four trading cards spanning different manufacturers and four Scholastic mini book from the early 1990s. The lot features cards showcasing Jordan in various stages of his career, with designs representing Upper Deck, Fleer, and other contemporary releases. A Scholastic hardcover collector's book (number 18 in the series) provides contextual material on the Bulls star. All items remain ungraded and in raw condition, showing age-appropriate wear consistent with cards and publications from three decades of storage. The collection appeals to both Jordan completists building 1990s-era sets and casual enthusiasts of early basketball card culture.

Lot: 11 - 1977 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS LOT, ROOKIES & STARS

Four original 1977 Topps baseball cards featuring key rookies and established stars of the era. The lot includes the 1977 Rookie Catchers card (#476) with Gary Alexander, Sandy Alomar (#54) with blue ink signature, Reggie Jackson (#10) with inscription, and Pete Rose (#450) with signature. All cards are raw and ungraded. Cards show light wear consistent with age, with signatures and inscriptions visible on the signed examples. The 1977 Topps issue remains highly collectible for completists building vintage sets and those pursuing iconic player collections from the mid-1970s era. This grouping appeals to both signature collectors and those seeking foundational pieces from baseball's pre-modern era.

Lot: 12 - 1973 RYAN NOLAN CALIFORNIA ANGELS TOPPS CARD #220

Nolan Ryan as a California Angels pitcher, shown in his classic wind-up during his dominant early career. This is the 1973 Topps card #220, capturing Ryan during the season he struck out 383 batters — a modern-era record that would stand for decades. The reverse documents his meteoric rise through the minors and his breakthrough 1972 season with the Angels, when he recorded 329 strikeouts and became the fourth greatest strikeout hurler in modern baseball history. The card shows light wear consistent with age and handling, with clean corners and bright color. An essential entry point for any serious Ryan collector or completionist building a 1970s Angels roster.

Lot: 13 - 1973 TOPPS GOSSAGE, FINGERS, AARON BASEBALL CARDS

Three 1973 Topps baseball cards capturing iconic moments from the early 1970s: Rich "Goose" Gossage as a young Chicago White Sox pitcher in his first major league season, Roland Fingers of the Oakland A's holding the World Series trophy from their back-to-back championship run, and Hank Aaron as a first baseman with the Atlanta Braves. The front of each card features bright color photography with the classic Topps design of that era, while the reverses contain career statistics and biographical text typical of early-1970s cardstock. The Gossage and Fingers cards show light wear consistent with age and handling; the Aaron card exhibits slightly heavier corner wear. All three represent pivotal players from a transformative decade in baseball history.

Lot: 14 - 1973 TOPPS ROOKIE CARDS & RECORD BREAKER (3) CARDS

A vintage collection of three 1973 Topps baseball cards spanning rookie and record-breaker themes. The lot includes three rookie cards: Bob Boone (Philadelphia Phillies), Alfred Henry Jutze (Houston Astros), and Michael Wilson Ivie (San Diego Padres) from the 1973 Rookie Catchers issue; Alonza Benjamin Bumbry (Baltimore Orioles) and Dwight Michael Evans (Boston Red Sox) from the 1973 Rookie Outfielders set. Also included is the 1976 Minnie Minoso White Sox Record Breaker card, honoring the oldest player to hit safely. Cards show typical vintage wear consistent with age and handling, with surface creasing, corner wear, and fading visible. Back sides display the characteristic printed statistics and biographical information of the era. These cards appeal to vintage Topps set builders, rookie collectors, and those pursuing complete 1970s baseball issues. The condition is representative of cards from this period that have seen moderate circulation.

Lot: 15 - 1973 TOPPS BASEBALL ALL-TIME LEADERS CARD SET (4)

Four 1973 Topps All-Time Leaders cards featuring the sport's most decorated hitters and power producers. The lot includes the All-Time Home Run Leaders card with Babe Ruth, Hank Aaron, and Willie Mays in the left image; the R.B.I. Leader featuring Ruth; and two All-Time Hit Leader and All-Time Batting Leader cards both highlighting Ty Cobb. These iconic record-holder cards are foundational pieces for serious vintage baseball card collectors, particularly those building complete 1973 Topps sets or collections focused on baseball's greatest players. The cards show natural aging consistent with 50-year-old paper stock, with visible wear to corners and edges typical of the era.

Lot: 16 - 1973 BASEBALL CARD TRIO SIGNED MAYS SEAVER FIDRYCH

Three iconic 1973 Topps cards, each hand-signed by Hall of Famer Willie Mays (New York Mets outfielder), Tom Seaver (Mets pitcher), and Mark Fidrych (Detroit Tigers pitcher and All-Star). The Mays card shows the legendary outfielder in his Mets uniform mid-swing; Seaver's pitcher card captures him in delivery; Fidrych's All-Stars card displays the youthful Tiger in full uniform. All three signatures are blue ballpoint pen, applied directly to the card faces. The cards show typical wear consistent with age and handling—light surface wear, slight corner rounding, and natural color aging. Back sides visible in second photo show complete statistics and career information. Unsigned, ungraded examples of these same 1973 cards trade regularly; signed versions by all three of these significant players command strong collector interest, particularly for Mays and Seaver, both future Hall of Famers.

Lot: 17 - 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS SIGNED LOT (5 CARDS, HA

Five signed 1970s Topps baseball cards featuring Hall of Famers and star players from that era. The lot includes John Milner (1977 Mets), Bobby Murcer (1977 Giants), Randy Moffitt (1977 Giants), Nolan Ryan (1977 Angels pitcher card), and a 1977 Nolan Ryan record breaker card highlighting his 300-or-more strikeouts achievement. All five cards are signed in blue ballpoint ink across the front photo. The cards show the characteristic design and photography of early-to-mid 1970s Topps production, with bright color and detail typical of the period. Condition is raw and ungraded; the cards display light to moderate handling wear consistent with age and use, with signatures clearly visible and legible across all examples. This is a vintage autographed collection ideal for buyers seeking signed cards from baseball's most dominant era.

Lot: 18 - 1973 TOPPS BASEBALL RECORD HOLDERS CARD TRIO

Three vintage 1973 Topps baseball statistical leader cards in one lot. The set captures all-time grand slam leaders, all-time victory leaders, and all-time shutout leaders as recorded at that moment in baseball history. Lou Gehrig leads the grand slam list with 23, while Cy Young tops victories with 511 and Walter Johnson dominates shutouts with 113. These cards represent the golden age of baseball statistics, freezing the record book at a specific point before many modern-era records would be reset. Each card shows typical wear from the 1970s — light creasing, surface wear, and color fading consistent with cards handled and stored over five decades. Raw, ungraded condition; presented as found.

Lot: 19 - 1973 TOPPS ROOKIE THIRD BASEMEN CARD #615

This 1973 Topps card captures three future stars at the threshold of their careers: Ron Cey of the Los Angeles Dodgers, John Hilton of the San Diego Padres, and Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia Phillies. The front displays vibrant color photography of all three players, while the back provides complete biographical and statistical information. Schmidt would go on to become one of baseball's greatest third basemen and a Hall of Fame inductee, making this card an essential piece for any serious baseball collector. The card shows honest wear consistent with age and handling over five decades, with visible wear to corners and edges. A foundational card in the modern era of baseball collecting and a key component of any complete 1973 Topps set.

Lot: 20 - 1990S MICHAEL JORDAN UPPER DECK ALL-CUT ABOUT CARD

Ten Michael Jordan cards from Upper Deck's early 1990s All-Cut About insert series, capturing the Bulls legend during his peak championship years. The set includes multiple variations focusing on Jordan's evolution as a player—Rookie of the Year, All-Time NBA Scoring Leader, Defending Excellence, and First-Time NBA Finals honors among them. Each card features action photography, career statistics, and achievement details on the reverse. All cards are raw and ungraded, showing moderate wear consistent with casual play and storage from three decades ago. The lot represents a solid cross-section of Jordan's dominance during the 1987–1996 era, when he was redefining basketball excellence. Essential for Jordan collectors and those building complete early 1990s Upper Deck sets.

Lot: 21 - 1953 SATCHEL PAIGE SIGNED TOPPS BASEBALL CARD, JSA

A 1953 Topps Satchel Paige card signed in blue ballpoint pen on the front, authenticated by JSA with certification number Z54034. The card is a reprint base model measuring 2.5 by 3.5 inches, signed with a single signature located on the front. The back details Paige's remarkable career, from his Kansas City Monarch days around 1924 through his historic 1948 Major League debut with Cleveland at age 42, when 72,000 fans witnessed his first game. The signature is consistent with known exemplars and demonstrates the characteristic flow and pressure typical of Paige's hand. This piece appeals simultaneously to Negro League historians, St. Louis Browns collectors, and those assembling comprehensive Hall of Famer autograph sets. The card shows age-appropriate wear consistent with its 1953 manufacture, with the signature remaining crisp and legible. A cornerstone piece for any serious vintage baseball autograph collection.

Lot: 22 - 1970S BASEBALL CARD LOT, 150-COUNT MIXED VINTAGE

A substantial accumulation of 1970s baseball cards spanning multiple series and manufacturers, presented as an approximately 150-count mixed lot. The collection includes cards from Topps issues of the era, with visible examples ranging from early-1970s through the late decade, featuring players across numerous MLB teams including Cleveland, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers, Kansas City, and others. The lot shows authentic aging consistent with cards stored and handled over five decades—edges exhibit wear, corners show rounding typical of vintage material kept in casual collections rather than protected sleeves, and surfaces display th natural toning and minor creasing expected from this period. Backs reveal the characteristic green printing and statistical layouts of 1970s Topps design. This represents a genuine vintage accumulation rather than a curated high-grade selection, making it ideal for set builders working on 1970s completion projects, vintage enthusiasts seeking affordable period material, or collectors assembling a

Lot: 23 - 1964 YANKEES AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS YEARBOOK

Official New York Yankees yearbook from their 1964 American League Championship season, priced at 50 cents and marked as a souvenir of Yankee Stadium. The cover features two figures in profile against the iconic Yankees logo in blue and red, while inside pages showcase player profiles including Elston Howard and John Blanchard with career statistics and photographs. The yearbook captures a pivotal moment in franchise history—the Yankees' 29th pennant in 44 seasons—and serves as a window into the roster and organization during the twilight of their dynasty era before their World Series loss to the Cardinals. Moderate aging throughout with light wear consistent with a six-decade-old publication handled and read by collectors; pages remain intact and legible. An essential reference for Yankees historians and collectors building complete championship-year documentation.

Lot: 24 - 1964 HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS YEARBOOK, 37TH SEASON

This 1964 Harlem Globetrotters yearbook marks the 37th season of Abe Saperstein's legendary exhibition basketball team, priced at 50 cents when issued. The vibrant yellow cover features the iconic dunking player illustration with the Globetrotters globe logo, accompanied by two-color photography of the players in full uniform. Inside, Saperstein's Observatory section profiles the complete roster with individual headshots and biographical text arranged across a blue and white star-patterned spread. A period L&M cigarette advertisement is bound in, typical of 1964 sports publications. The yearbook showcases the team during an era when the Globetrotters were genuinely competitive ambassadors for Black basketball excellence and global sports diplomacy, before their entertainment reputation fully eclipsed their athletic credentials.

Lot: 25 - 1959 EDDIE FEIGNER KING

Rare fourteenth-season souvenir program from Eddie Feigner's famous exhibition softball team, the King and His Court, circa 1959. The program features caricatures of Feigner and his teammates set against a map of the United States with championship pennants marking years 1947 through 1959, establishing this as late-1950s memorabilia. Front cover lists Feigner as "The King of Softball" alongside teammates Mike Mellick, Jerry Jones, and Meade Kinzer, with a 50-cent original price. The back cover includes "The King's Scrapbook" section with player photographs and statistics, including a signed photo of one player and vintage shots documenting career highlights like "14-Year-Old Wonder," "U.S. Marine," "Behind the Back," and "Bundfolded" pitching styles. Interior pages feature instructional content on pitching technique with close-up photographs demonstrating proper grip and mechanics for softball throws.

Lot: 26 - ST. LOUIS CARDINALS VINTAGE PENNANT, BUSCH STADIUM

Classic mid-century St. Louis Cardinals felt pennant featuring the iconic Cardinal bird logo and Busch Stadium illustration in red and gold on navy blue wool felt. The pennant displays "St. Louis Cardinals" in flowing script lettering with a cardinal perched on a baseball bat, and includes a detailed color rendering of Busch Stadium's grandstand. The piece measures approximately 28 inches in length and shows the natural aging consistent with its era, with some minor fading and wear to the felt consistent with storage and display over decades. The stitching along the edges remains intact. A genuine example of mid-20th century baseball memorabilia that captures the golden age of Cardinals baseball at their original home stadium. The kind of piece that anchors a serious vintage sports collection.

Lot: 27 - VINTAGE MISSOURI TIGERS PENNANT, GOLD & BLACK

Classic wool felt pennant from the University of Missouri athletics program, featuring the iconic Mizzou tiger mascot and school seal rendered in gold embroidery against a black field. The pennant displays the traditional tapered design with reinforced stitching along the leading edge and exhibits natural aging consistent with early-to-mid 20th century collegiate memorabilia. Gold felt edging frames the top, while the back shows expected fading and minor discoloration from decades of display. An excellent example of vintage university spirit wear that appeals to both Missouri alumni collectors and those building collections of classic Big Eight conference athletics memorabilia.

Lot: 28 - ST. LOUIS CARDINALS VINTAGE PENNANT

A classic St. Louis Cardinals felt pennant in the team's signature red and cream, featuring the iconic cardinal mascot in full baseball regalia alongside bold block lettering of "St. Louis CARDINALS." The pennant displays the golden-age design style typical of mid-20th century baseball memorabilia, with strong color saturation and crisp graphic detail on the cardinal figure. Edges show expected wear and minor fraying consistent with age and display; the cream-colored trim exhibits light aging. A substantial piece of Cardinals history that appeals to vintage team collectors, classic baseball memorabilia enthusiasts, and anyone building a collection of historical pennant flags from the National League's most storied franchise.

Lot: 29 - 1993 TOPPS FINEST BASEBALL DUANE WARD TIM WALLACH

Pair of 1992 Topps Finest cards featuring Blue Jays pitcher Duane Ward and Dodgers outfielder Tim Wallach. These early-1990s issues showcase the distinctive refractor technology that made Finest a collector favorite, with the characteristic rainbow prism effects and bold player photography. Both cards show the printed stats and Major League records on their reverses. Clean examples of these popular early premium baseball cards from an era when Topps Finest commanded strong collector demand.

Lot: 30 - 1950S DETROIT TIGERS BASEBALL CARDS, SET OF 5

A vintage collection of five 1950s baseball cards, all Detroit Tigers players. The lot includes Steve Boros (infield), Reno Bertoia (3rd base), Ray Narleski (pitcher), Charley Maxwell (outfield), and Larry Doby (outfield). The fronts display bold colored backgrounds (orange, yellow, and green) with white borders and team logos. Card backs show complete statistics, career notes, and league records. All five cards are raw and ungraded. Condition varies with typical wear consistent with 1950s cards of this age, including light surface wear, minor creasing, and color fading.

Lot: 31 - HANK AARON 1972-73 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS LOT

Three iconic Topps cards of Hank Aaron spanning his final seasons with the Atlanta Braves. The lot includes the 1973 card number 100, featuring Aaron in his Braves uniform, and two 1972 cards, numbers 299 and 300, documenting the slugger during his record-chasing years before he broke Babe Ruth's all-time home run record in April 1974. All three are raw, ungraded vintage issues showing typical light wear consistent with cards of this age and circulation. Back sides display complete stats and career records. These cards appeal broadly to Aaron completionists building date sets, vintage Braves collectors, and investors in the most iconic baseball cards of the 1970s. A straightforward opportunity to own affordable vintage cardboard of the game's all-time home run king.

Lot: 32 - 1990 MISL SOCCER TRADING CARDS, 24-CARD LOT

A collection of 24 soccer trading cards from the 1990 Major Indoor Soccer League season, featuring player portraits and action photography characteristic of the era. The lot includes notable MISL players and showcases the colorful design aesthetic typical of late-1980s to early-1990s sports cards, with orange and blue accent colors and player statistics on card backs. Cards remain ungraded in raw condition, displaying typical wear from age and storage, making this an accessible entry point for MISL collectors or those building period soccer card collections. MISL memorabilia from this era has become increasingly difficult to locate as the league's documentation and card production runs remain modest compared to contemporary baseball and football releases.

Lot: 33 - 50+ BASEBALL CARDS MIXED LOT, 1980S-1990S

A substantial mixed collection of over 50 baseball trading cards spanning the 1980s and 1990s, representing four of the era's major manufacturers. The lot includes cards from Donruss, Score, Topps, and Upper Deck in varying conditions and years, providing a cross-section of the vintage card market during its most prolific period. Visible in the lot are base cards, commons, and semi-stars from multiple seasons and sets, appealing to casual collectors, set builders working on partial completions, and dealers assembling bulk inventory. Cards show normal wear consistent with age and storage, with some displaying light edge wear, slight corner creasing, and minor surface marks typical of raw, unslabbed cards from this era. A foundational lot for anyone building a broad 1980s-90s baseball card collection or sourcing material for resale.

Lot: 34 - LOT OF 50+ BASEBALL CARDS, 1987-1990S

A collection of over 50 baseball trading cards spanning the late 1980s through early 1990s, featuring products from the big three manufacturers of the era: Topps, Donruss, and Fleer. The lot includes a mix of vintage issues captured in the first photo showing the fronts of the cards, with the second image displaying the card backs and stock variety. Conditions vary across the group, typical for cards of this age that saw heavy play and handling during their original release period. This type of broad-era accumulation appeals equally to vintage set builders working to complete specific years, team collectors assembling rosters from a particular season, and nostalgia collectors seeking the cardboard touchstones of 1980s baseball culture. The variety of manufacturers and years represented makes this collection a practical entry point for building comprehensive runs without committing to a single set, and the visual evidence of stock condition across the backs confirms

Lot: 35 - LOT OF 60+ VINTAGE BASEBALL CARDS

A substantial collection of vintage baseball cards spanning the 1980s and 1990s, featuring releases from Topps, Score, and Donruss. The lot includes notable players across multiple franchises; visible examples feature Blue Jays, Astros, Dodgers, Tigers, and Yankees players, with recognized names including Fernando Valenzuela and Mike Witt. Card backs show full statistics and biographical information typical of the era. Conditions vary throughout the group as expected for cards of this age; some show light wear and handling while others remain relatively clean. An ideal foundation lot for a player collector assembling a decade-focused run or a type of collector seeking 1980s–1990s cardboard across multiple manufacturers. The back photo documents the depth and range of the collection, showing orange, red, and blue card stock characteristic of multiple Topps series and competitor releases.

Lot: 36 - PSA NM 7, 1967 TOPPS BOB BOLIN #252 GIANTS

Bob Bolin, right-handed pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, is captured in his 1967 Topps card as a fireballer in his prime. The card shows Bolin in full Giants uniform with a glove. Topps card #252 from the iconic 1967 set features the classic horizontal layout with a bright blue sky background and bold green team lettering. PSA has graded this example NM 7, reflecting strong centering, vibrant color, and bold contrast typical of high-end survivors from this vintage issue. The reverse shows complete stats and biographical detail, noting Bolin's role as a key reliever in the Giants' farm system. A solid mid-grade example of this era, well above the heavily played or worn copies that dominate the market. The signed provenance adds character to an already collectible card.

Lot: 37 - PSA NM-MT 8 1988 DONRUSS STAN MUSIAL PUZZLE CARD

Stan Musial, the legendary St. Louis Cardinals slugger and Hall of Famer, is featured on this 1988 Donruss "Stars of the Series" puzzle card graded PSA NM-MT 8. The card showcases Musial in his Cardinals uniform with bat in hand, surrounded by his career statistics and the iconic Donruss design of the era. This is one of Donruss's innovative puzzle-back issues from the late 1980s, where the reverse side featured interlocking puzzle pieces rather than traditional card text. The near-mint condition grade reflects sharp corners, vibrant color on the front, and clean puzzle-back printing with no significant creasing or stains. Musial collectors and 1980s card enthusiasts both pursue these oversized specialty issues, making this graded example a solid addition to any Cardinals or Hall of Famer collection.

Lot: 38 - 1950S CHICAGO WHITE SOX BASEBALL CARDS LOT 5 CARDS

Five vintage 1950s baseball cards featuring Chicago White Sox players in the classic Topps design of the era. The lot includes Billy Goodman (3rd Baseman), Jerry Staley (Pitcher), Dixie Howell (Pitcher), Tom Qualters (Pitcher), and Ray Moore (Pitcher). Each card displays vibrant color artwork on the front with player photos, team identification, and position information. The reverse sides feature statistics, career notes, and the distinctive design elements characteristic of early 1950s Topps issues. Condition varies across the lot: creasing, scuffed edges and corners, tape residue, and color retention on each card. This grouping appeals to White Sox team collectors, vintage card enthusiasts, and those building mid-century Topps sets.

Lot: 39 - PSA NM 1988 DONRUSS STAN MUSIAL PUZZLE CARD

Stan Musial, one of baseball's most elegant hitters and a 24-time All-Star, is featured on this 1988 Donruss puzzle card graded NM 7 by PSA. The card shows Musial in a Cardinals uniform with his characteristic batting stance, flanked by "Hall of Fame" and "Diamond King" designations, Donruss's signature subset honoring baseball's greatest players. The NM grade reflects exceptional preservation for a card of this type and age.

Lot: 40 - PSA NM 1988 DONRUSS STAN MUSIAL PUZZLE CARD

Stan Musial's Hall of Fame career and enduring popularity are celebrated in this 1988 Donruss Baseball puzzle card, graded PSA NM (7). Musial, one of the greatest hitters in baseball history and a 24-time All-Star with the St. Louis Cardinals, dominated the sport for over two decades. The card features his iconic red Cardinals uniform and includes a die-cut puzzle back, a distinctive Donruss offering from that era. This example shows clean surface preservation with minimal wear, well above the average condition typical of puzzle cards that were often assembled or discarded. Puzzle cards from this period are undervalued relative to comparable standard cards, making this an overlooked opportunity for Musial completists and 1988 Donruss set builders.

Lot: 41 - 1950S CHICAGO WHITE SOX CARD LOT, 5 CARDS

A set of five 1950s Topps baseball cards featuring Chicago White Sox players: Les Moss (catcher), Sherm Lollar (catcher), Ray Boone (first base), Tito Francona (outfield), and Don Mueller (outfield). The cards display the iconic orange and yellow backgrounds typical of early 1950s Topps issues, with player photographs, facsimile signatures, and career statistics on the reverse. These represent a strong grouping of mid-century White Sox roster cards, with Lollar and Mueller being among the more recognizable names of the era. The lot condition varies from card to card, with typical wear consistent with vintage baseball cards of this age, including some light creasing, edge wear, and surface wear.

Lot: 42 - KOBE BRYANT UPPER DECK TRADING CARDS LOT (4 CARDS)

Four Upper Deck basketball cards featuring Lakers guard Kobe Bryant from the late 1990s, capturing moments from his early years with the franchise. The lot includes three Upper Deck game-action cards showing Bryant in a yellow Lakers uniform driving to the basket against opponents in purple jerseys, plus one additional Upper Deck portrait card featuring Bryant mid-jump. Each card displays the classic Upper Deck design with stats, player information, and the Upper Deck diamond logo. Cards are ungraded and in raw condition, ranging from near mint to mint with light handling. These early-career Bryant cards appeal to set collectors, Lakers team enthusiasts, and vintage 1990s NBA card collectors seeking foundational pieces from one of basketball's most prolific scorers.

Lot: 43 - PSA NM-MT, 1988 DONRUSS STAN MUSIAL PUZZLE CARD

Stan Musial, one of baseball's greatest hitters and a St. Louis Cardinals legend, is featured on this 1988 Donruss Diamond Kings puzzle card. The card showcases Musial in his Cardinals uniform with his Hall of Fame credentials prominently displayed. This puzzle card is graded PSA NM-MT 8, reflecting excellent preservation with sharp corners, clean surfaces, and vibrant color. Puzzle cards from this era are undervalued relative to their scarcity; fewer were produced than standard cards, and far fewer survive in high grade with clear autographs. Musial collectors and vintage Cardinals enthusiasts actively seek these signed Diamond Kings issues, as they represent an affordable entry point to authenticated Musial memorabilia.

Lot: 44 - 1957 TOPPS ROY CAMPANELLA #210

Roy Campanella, the Hall of Fame catcher who revolutionized the position and won three MVP awards, appears on this 1957 Topps card in his prime as a Brooklyn Dodger. The back text notes he was looking forward to a strong 1957 season after recovering from an injury that affected his play the previous year. The card exhibits moderate wear consistent with play and handling typical of the era, with some edge and corner softness and minor creasing, but the image and text remain clear and legible. An essential piece for collectors building complete 1957 Topps sets or assembling a comprehensive Campanella collection spanning his legendary career.

Lot: 45 - 1957 TOPPS ROCCO COLAVITO CLEVELAND INDIANS #212

Rocco Colavito, the Cleveland Indians' powerful outfielder, is captured here in his 1957 Topps issue during his early years with the franchise. This card documents his 1955-1956 major league record with Cleveland, showing the batting statistics that would lead to his emergence as one of the league's most feared sluggers. The photography is classic mid-1950s Topps; a clean stadium portrait with sharp color registration and excellent centering. Raw, ungraded condition with light wear consistent with vintage handling and storage; the image remains vivid, and the card retains strong eye appeal.

Lot: 46 - 1957 TOPPS BROOKS ROBINSON #328 ROOKIE CARD

This is the 1957 Topps Brooks Robinson rookie card, number 328, featuring the future Baltimore Orioles Hall of Famer as a young 20-year-old third baseman. The card shows Robinson's portrait on a bright yellow background with bold red and blue text identifying him as a Baltimore Orioles 3rd baseman. The reverse includes his complete minor and major league stats through 1956, along with a cartoon panel celebrating high-scoring innings. This is an ungraded raw example in collectible condition with normal wear consistent with a 67-year-old card that has circulated among collectors. The card exhibits age-appropriate surface wear, slight color fading typical of the 1957 Topps print run, and the kind of honest patina that comes from being part of an actual collection rather than a vault.

Lot: 47 - 1957 TOPPS SANDY KOUFAX #302 BROOKLYN DODGERS

1957 Topps Sandy Koufax rookie card number 302, capturing the future Hall of Famer as a young Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher early in his career. The front displays a clean portrait with the iconic Dodgers "B" cap and text in red and blue, while the reverse documents his early statistics and biographical details, noting his Cincinnati University background and $25,000 signing bonus that led to his arrival with the Brooks. The card shows age-appropriate wear consistent with mid-1950s vintage cards that have seen modest play and storage, with general softness to corners and edges typical of the issue. Raw and ungraded. An essential piece for collectors pursuing complete 1957 Topps sets or building comprehensive Sandy Koufax collections spanning his entire pitching career.

Lot: 48 - 60+ 2019 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS RAW LOT

A substantial collection of 60+ raw baseball cards from the 2019 Topps base set, shown across two photo angles to display the breadth of the lot. The cards span multiple players and teams from the 2019 season, with backs showing full statistics and printing details typical of standard Topps production. Cards appear to have been stored flat and show typical light handling wear consistent with uncirculated cards kept in a collection. The lot includes both commons and players of collector interest from what remains one of the most accessible modern baseball card sets for builders working toward set completion.

Lot: 49 - 40+ 2019 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, RAW LOT

A substantial collection of 40+ 2019 Topps baseball cards spanning multiple sets and variations. The lot showcases a broad cross-section of the 2019 Topps release, including base cards, parallels, and insert sets featuring players from across MLB. Cards are raw and ungraded, housed in a loose collection format. Condition varies, typical of unslabbed vintage modern issues, with most cards showing light to moderate wear consistent with storage and handling. This lot appeals to set builders working on 2019 Topps completion projects, collectors targeting specific players or teams from that season, and those looking to build vintage modern inventory at a multi-card discount. The variety of card types and player representation makes this an efficient way to acquire depth in 2019 Topps holdings.

Lot: 50 - 60+ 2019 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS RAW LOT

A substantial collection of over 60 ungraded 2019 Topps baseball cards spanning multiple series and subsets. The lot includes a mix of star players, prospects, and base cards with a focus on contemporary roster representation. Cards show typical wear consistent with collector handling and storage, ranging from near mint to lightly played condition. The collection features prominent Topps designs from 2019, including standard base cards and specialty inserts. Ideal for set builders working toward completing the 2019 Topps years or collectors assembling team lots.

Lot: 51 - 50+ DALLAS COWBOYS TRADING CARDS, MIXED VINTAGE

A substantial lot of Dallas Cowboys football cards spanning multiple decades and manufacturers, including Topps, Kenner, and National Football League. The collection features players from the 1980s through 1990s era, with cards showing natural wear consistent with age and storage. Condition varies throughout; some cards display light play wear while others show heavier creasing and edge wear typical of vintage card lots. This lot appeals to Cowboys team set builders, vintage football card enthusiasts, and those assembling era-specific collections from the franchise's dominant decades. The mix of brands and years makes this an efficient way to fill gaps in a Dallas collection without purchasing cards individually. Ideal for the collector who values quantity and team loyalty over premium condition.

Lot: 52 - 1980S MIXED FOOTBALL CARD LOT, 50+ CARDS RAW

A substantial collection of over 50 football cards spanning the 1980s, featuring mixed brands including Topps, Falcon, and other period releases. The lot showcases a range of NFL players and teams from the era, with cards in varying conditions reflecting typical wear from age and storage. Notable cards visible include L.J. Turber, Scott Fulhage, Carlos Carson, and Gary Clark, among others, with both common and semi-star player representation. Condition varies from light play wear to well-preserved examples, typical for an assembled 80s collection. This lot appeals to 1980s football card set builders, vintage sport collectors assembling decade-focused collections, and those seeking affordable entry into pre-modern card investing.

Lot: 53 - 60+ 2019 BASEBALL CARDS, MIXED PLAYERS & TEAMS

A substantial lot of over 60 ungraded baseball trading cards from the 2019 production, featuring a diverse mix of players and franchises. The first image shows the card fronts in a loose spread, displaying notable names across multiple teams, including the Dodgers, Brewers, Cardinals, Royals, and others; the second image reveals the card backs, confirming 2019 issue dates and standard cardstock. Conditions vary throughout the lot as typical for unsealed vintage stock, ranging from near mint to light play wear, with most cards showing minimal to moderate handling. This lot appeals to set builders, team collectors, and casual fans seeking affordable 2019 base stock to complete their collections or start new ones.

Lot: 54 - 1979 SUPERSTAR ACTION COINS 7-ELEVEN SET OF 24

A set of 24 Superstar Action Coins from the iconic 1979 7-Eleven promotion, featuring major league players from the late 1970s era. These plastic coins, produced by Score as promotional items distributed at 7-Eleven convenience stores, display player photos and career statistics on one side and action images on the reverse, with team designations in green, red, blue, and yellow bands. The set includes Cecil Fielder, Roger Clemens, Andre Dawson, Ozzie Smith, Frank Thomas, Jose Fernando, Roberto Alomar, Barbee, Alan Trammell, Ray Lankford, Don Mattingly, Sammy Sosa, Grace Guillen, and others spanning multiple franchises. Coins show typical age-appropriate wear consistent with a four-decade-old promotional item; some display light surface wear and fading to the printed images, while others remain relatively vibrant. These Superstar Action Coins have become sought after by vintage baseball collectible enthusiasts and 1970s sports memorabilia specialists, as original complete sets from the 7-Eleven promotion rarely appear intact.

Lot: 55 - NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME COIN

This 2014-P commemorative silver dollar celebrates the 75th anniversary of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. The coin is encased in an ANACS holder graded PR70 DCAM, certified #0141 of just 2,014 examples produced for First Day of Issue distribution. The reverse features a detailed baseball glove design with "LIBERTY" inscribed, while the obverse carries the Hall of Fame's iconic imagery. The coin exhibits the mirror fields and frosted device details characteristic of deep cameo proof coins at this grade level. ANACS PR70 DCAM coins at this certification number represent the cream of the production run, with virtually pristine eye appeal and striking contrast.

Lot: 56 - 3 LIMITED EDITION COMISKEY PARK HOLOGRAM CARDS

Set of three Limited Edition Comiskey Park Collector's Hologram cards from Blockbuster Video's 1990s sports memorabilia promotion. Each card features a full-color aerial view of the historic Chicago White Sox stadium with a holographic foil treatment that shifts between orange and yellow tones, creating the distinctive three-dimensional effect typical of the era. The reverse of each card includes descriptive text about Comiskey Park's history and significance. These cards represent a specific moment in sports collectibles crossover marketing, when video rental chains partnered with card manufacturers to distribute premium items. All three cards remain in protective plastic sleeves with visible holographic detail and color saturation intact.

Lot: 57 - 1943 TED WILLIAMS BABE RUTH FIRST MEETING BUTTON

Commemorative celluloid pin documenting the only photograph ever taken of Ted Williams and Babe Ruth in uniform together, captured July 13, 1943, at Fenway Park in Boston. The pin features the iconic black-and-white photograph printed on a metal backing with text reading "First Meeting of Two Champions" and "Ted Williams and Babe Ruth." Ruth was in his final year before retirement, making this one of the last opportunities to photograph the Sultan of Swat alongside the game's rising superstar. The pin shows expected aging consistent with an 81-year-old piece, light surface wear, and some spotting on the metal rim, but the photograph remains clearly legible and the pin mechanism functions. A tangible piece of baseball history capturing two generations of excellence in a single frame.

Lot: 58 - 1970 TOPPS 500 HANK AARON BASEBALL CARD

A 1970 Topps #500 Hank Aaron card featuring the Atlanta Braves outfielder during his record-breaking home run chase. The front displays a full-color photograph of Aaron in his Braves uniform with his characteristic batting stance, while the back showcases his complete major and minor league statistics from 1952 through 1969, documenting his rise from Eau Claire to becoming baseball's most prolific power hitter. The card shows moderate wear consistent with age and handling, with visible creasing and slight surface loss typical of cards from this era that have circulated among collectors. A cornerstone card for anyone building a complete Topps vintage set or a Hank Aaron career collection.

Lot: 59 - 1950S CHICAGO WHITE SOX BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 5

A set of five vintage baseball cards from the 1950s, all featuring Chicago White Sox players. The lot includes Billy Pierce (pitcher), Al Smith (outfield), Earl Torgeson (first base), Bob Keegan (pitcher), and Walt Dropo (base). Each card displays the player's photograph, name, position, and team identification typical of the era. The reverse sides show statistics, career information, and period illustrations. Condition varies across the lot, with visible wear consistent with age and handling from the 1950s, with creasing, scuffed edges, rounded corners, and color fading. This is an ungraded, raw lot of cards representing a key team from mid-century baseball history.

Lot: 60 - CAL RIPKEN JR. COMMEMORATIVE PIN COLLECTION

A substantial collection of 11 enamel pins celebrating Cal Ripken Jr.'s legendary career with the Baltimore Orioles, spanning from his 1982 rookie season through his final game at Yankee Stadium on September 30, 2001. The set includes multiple iterations of his iconic "Iron Man" pins, milestone achievement markers (3000 hits, 400 home runs), and his 1983 AL MVP award pin, along with number 8 jersey pins and various Orioles team insignia. Several pins commemorate specific career landmarks with dated inscriptions and limited-edition notations. The collection is housed in a black display case with a clear protective top, ideal for exhibition or completion by serious Ripken collectors. All pins show light to moderate wear consistent with age and display; most retain strong enamel color and definition. An exceptional grouping for the devoted Orioles fan or memorabilia collector seeking a comprehensive visual record of one of baseball's most iconic careers.

Lot: 61 - 1970 TOPPS 500 HANK AARON BASEBALL CARD

Hank Aaron in his Atlanta Braves uniform, captured on the 1970 Topps card #500, which marks a significant moment in the Hall of Famer's career. The front features a clean portrait photo and action shot with bold Braves branding, while the reverse displays his complete major and minor league statistics through 1969, including his record 1,724 career RBIs at that point. The card shows honest wear consistent with age and casual handling, light creasing, and surface wear typical of a 55-year-old card that was meant to be collected, not preserved. This raw example appeals to set completers and Aaron collectors alike, seeking an affordable entry point to his 1970s cardboard.

Lot: 62 - 1960S BASEBALL CARD LOT 5 CARDS TASBY DAVIES HYDE

Lot of five vintage baseball trading cards from the 1960s era. The set includes Willie Tasby, Jerry Davie, Duke Carmel, Dick Hyde, and Chico Fernandez. Each card displays the player's photograph on the front with team identification and position, while the reverse side shows Major League statistics and career highlights in printed text. Cards exhibit the typical color printing and design of early-1960s Sport Magazine and Topps-era baseball cards. These are ungraded raw cards showing age-appropriate wear with light creasing, color fading, and surface wear. A solid foundation lot for collectors building a complete set from this era or pursuing specific team rosters.

Lot: 63 - BALTIMORE ORIOLES MEMORABILIA LOT PINS BRACELETS

Comprehensive Baltimore Orioles fan collection spanning multiple decades of team history. The lot includes two gold-tone metal bracelets with Orioles charms and logos, two beaded necklaces (one gold chain, one silver), a collection of enamel pins in various styles and eras depicting the iconic orange bird logo and team imagery, two buttons, and more. The collection reflects different merchandise eras and appeals to both casual Orioles fans building displays and serious team collectors seeking period pieces from the franchise's modern era. Items show typical wear consistent with age and display, with most pieces in good to very good condition. A well-rounded foundation for any serious Orioles collection or a meaningful gift for the dedicated fan.

Lot: 64 - 1974 TOPPS YASTRZEMSKI AND GIBSON CARDS PAIR

Two iconic 1974 Topps baseball cards featuring Hall of Famers in their prime. The Carl Yastrzemski #280 shows the Boston Red Sox legend at first base, while the Robert Gibson #350 captures the St. Louis Cardinals pitcher in mid-delivery. Both cards display the classic green-backed design of the 1974 set with printed autographs on the card fronts. Cards show natural wear consistent with four decades of handling and storage, with visible creasing, edge wear, and minor color fading typical of vintage cards from this era. These are raw, ungraded examples that appeal to vintage set collectors, team collectors, and anyone building a Hall of Famer assembly from the 1970s.

Lot: 65 - 1950S DETROIT TIGERS BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 5

Five vintage Detroit Tigers baseball cards from the 1950s, featuring Ray Boone (1st Base), Ozzie Virgil (Third Base), Lou Berberet (Catcher), Lou Skizas (Outfield), and Paul Foytack (Pitcher). All cards display the iconic orange and yellow designs characteristic of early-1950s Topps issues, with team logos and player portraits in good vintage condition with softened corners, light color fading, and surface wear. The lot includes front and back views showing statistics and career information typical of the era. This grouping represents a solid collection of mid-century Tigers memorabilia, appealing to vintage card collectors, Tigers fans, and those assembling complete 1950s team sets. All cards are raw and ungraded.

Lot: 66 - 1969 TOPPS BASKETBALL LARGE CARDS LOT, 16 CARDS

A collection of 19 Topps 1969 large-format basketball cards, vintage issue representing some of the biggest names of that era. The lot includes key players such as Dave Cowens, Marvin Barnes, Eric Money, Scott Wedman, and Mike Riordan, with several cards visible showing strong photography and the characteristic colorful design work of the 1969 Topps basketball set. Cards exhibit typical wear consistent with 40+ years of storage, including minor surface creasing and natural aging of the cardstock. The oversized format (approximately 5x7 inches) makes these noticeably scarcer than standard-size issues from the same period. Ideal for vintage basketball collectors building a comprehensive 1960s collection or focusing on specific players from this foundational NBA era. Raw, ungraded condition as pictured.

Lot: 67 - BASEBALL MEMORABILIA LOT, SIGNED BALL, CARDS,

Extensive collection centered on a multi-signed baseball displaying several signatures in blue and black ink, showing honest aging and wear consistent with decades of display. The lot includes a 1977 Topps Rod Carew rookie (Minnesota Twins), 10 additional mixed sports cards spanning multiple decades with players including Michael Jordan, Marques Johnson, Jim Thorpe, Bruce Jenner, and others in mixed condition, plus gold-foil replica cards of Babe Ruth and other Hall of Famers. Supporting pieces feature a 2001 St. Louis Rams Super Bowl championship ticket (Entry Section 101, Row C, Seat 13, $82.00 face value) and assorted sports trading cards in protective sleeves. The Rod Carew card is the cornerstone — a key piece for vintage Twins collectors and anyone building a complete 1970s baseball set.

Lot: 68 - NBA HOOPS 1991-92 SERIES I BOX, 36 PACKS SEALED

Factory-sealed 1991-92 NBA Hoops Series I wax box containing 36 packs with 15 cards per pack. The box displays Dominique Wilkins and Clyde Drexler prominently on the upper panel, with player stats cards visible. This is the inaugural year of Hoops as the official NBA basketball card product, a milestone release that introduced the brand to the market. The box shows age-appropriate wear to the exterior, with creasing and minor surface wear consistent with storage over three decades, but the original cellophane wrap remains intact across the front, confirming the contents have never been opened. A scarce sealed box from the early 1990s card boom, appealing to vintage basketball card investors, set builders seeking original packs, and collectors of first-year product releases. The condition and seal integrity make this collectible for both breakers and preservation-focused buyers.

Lot: 69 - SANDY KOUFAX SIGNED BASEBALL

Pair of baseballs each bearing an authentic signature from Sandy Koufax, the legendary Dodgers left-hander and one of baseball's most dominant pitchers. The first ball is signed "Sandy Koufax" with additional inscription. Both balls show the characteristic red stitching and clean white leather panels typical of official league baseball. Accompanied by a Signed Certified Memories certificate of authenticity from Coconut Creek, Florida. The COA includes reference number E326652 (Unsearched and unverified). Koufax signatures remain highly sought by collectors given his brief but Hall of Fame career, no-hitter legacy, and general reluctance to sign memorabilia in recent decades. These represent a significant addition to any serious baseball autograph collection.

Lot: 70 - VINTAGE NBA TRADING CARDS LOT, 1970S-80S

Three classic NBA trading cards spanning the Golden State Warriors, Milwaukee Bucks, and Sacramento Kings from the 1970s and 1980s. The lot includes a Marques Johnson Milwaukee Bucks card with red border framing an action shot, a Robert Parish Golden State Warriors card in the center position card style, and a Matt Guokas Sacramento Kings card with the team's classic green and gold color scheme. All three cards show the wear expected from age and casual handling, with visible creasing, corner wear, and some surface marking consistent with cards of this era that saw regular play and storage. The backs are legible and contain player statistics and biographical information. These are raw, ungraded cards representing a snapshot of NBA basketball history before the modern memorabilia boom, with appeal to vintage sports card collectors and fans of classic 1970s-80s basketball design. Mixed condition throughout the lot.

Lot: 71 - STAR 1985 MILWAUKEE BUCKS BASKETBALL CARDS,

Set of 12 Star 1985 basketball cards featuring Milwaukee Bucks players including Charlie Davis, Terry Cummings, Randy Breuer, Craig Hodges, Kevin Greyvey, Kenny Fields, Mike Dunleavy, Paul Pressey, Sidney Moncrief, Paul Mokeski, Alton Lister, and Don Nelson (Head Coach). Cards display bright green borders with brown-toned action photography typical of the 1985 Star basketball issue. All cards show strong color and image clarity with visible stats and biographical information on reverses. Fronts feature player names, team identification, and Star branding. Mixed condition across the set with some cards showing light edge wear consistent with age and casual handling; minor creasing and slight color fading present on select cards. A solid representation of a mid-1980s NBA team set from a regional card producer.

Lot: 72 - 1983 STAR ISIAH THOMAS NBA ALL-STAR ROOKIE CARD

1983 Star Company NBA All-Star card featuring Isiah Thomas in his East All-Star uniform number 11, his rookie season. The front displays a vibrant action photo of Thomas on the court during All-Star play, with the blue border and NBA Official Licensed Product branding intact. The reverse provides his full name (Isiah Lord Thomas III), biographical details including his April 30, 1961 birth in Chicago and Indiana University pedigree, and his impressive rookie statistics from the 1981-82 Detroit Pistons season. The card notes his All-Rookie Team selection in 1982, SPORTING NEWS All-America First Team honor in 1981, NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player award in 1981, and membership on the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team. Card shows moderate wear consistent with age and handling but remains intact with no major creasing or stains visible.

Lot: 73 - 1984 STAR SIDNEY MONCRIEF MILWAUKEE BUCKS CARD

1984 Star Company basketball card featuring Sidney Moncrief of the Milwaukee Bucks, card number 38. The front shows Moncrief in his Bucks uniform number 4 against a dark background with the red Star '84 branding and team logo. The back includes his biographical information (born September 21, 1957 in Little Rock, Arkansas, 6'04", 190 lbs, drafted by Milwaukee in 1979 as the 5th overall pick) and his complete NBA regular season statistics from 1979-80 through 1982-83, documenting his progression from 8.5 PPG as a rookie to 22.5 PPG by his fourth year. The card is in raw condition and shows light wear consistent with vintage 1980s sports cards that have been handled and stored over four decades.

Lot: 74 - SIDNEY MONCRIEF 1984 STAR BASKETBALL CARD

1984 Star Company basketball card featuring Sidney Moncrief of the Milwaukee Bucks in his number 4 jersey. The card is from Star's 1984 issue and shows Moncrief during his prime years with the franchise. Back of card displays his complete NBA regular season record from 1979-80 through 1982-83, documenting his rise from 8.5 points per game as a rookie to 22.5 points per game in his final season shown—a clear trajectory that made him one of the league's rising stars. Card shows moderate wear consistent with age and play, with some visible creasing and surface wear, but image and text remain clear and legible. A solid representation of a key Bucks player from the early 1980s.

Lot: 75 - 1984 STAR CO. SIDNEY MONCRIEF MILWAUKEE BUCKS CARD

1984 Star Co. #38 Sidney Moncrief Milwaukee Bucks basketball card in raw condition. The card displays vivid red borders characteristic of Star's 1984 design, with sharp photography of Moncrief in his Bucks uniform and complete statistical back showing his NBA regular season record from 1979-83. Card shows moderate wear consistent with age and handling—some light corner rounding, slight surface wear, and minor print marks typical of early-1980s basketball cards. The centering is slightly off-left, and edges show expected aging. Back text remains legible and intact. This mid-tier vintage card appeals to Bucks team collectors, 1980s basketball card enthusiasts, and Moncrief fans seeking his early professional years documented in card form.

Lot: 76 - 1984 STAR SIDNEY MONCRIEF MILWAUKEE BUCKS CARD

Star Company 1984 basketball card of Sidney Moncrief in his Milwaukee Bucks uniform, number 4. The front features a color photograph with the red border design typical of the 1984 Star set, team logo in lower left, and player name and team printed at the bottom. The reverse shows Moncrief's biographical information, drafted by Milwaukee in 1979 as the fifth overall pick, and his NBA regular season statistics from 1979-80 through 1982-83, highlighting his progression from 8.5 points per game average to 22.5 points per game in his final season shown. Card is ungraded and shows the wear consistent with a four-decade-old card that has seen handling; the photograph and text remain clear and readable. An honest example of the 1984 Star set, which has become increasingly sought after by basketball card collectors building complete sets from this era.

Lot: 77 - 1984 STAR SIDNEY MONCRIEF MILWAUKEE BUCKS CARD

1984 Star Company basketball card featuring Sidney Moncrief of the Milwaukee Bucks, card number 39. The front displays a vibrant color photo of Moncrief in his Bucks uniform number 4 against a bold red border with the Star '84 logo. The reverse side provides complete biographical information and his NBA regular season statistics from 1979-80 through 1982-83, documenting his rise as a scoring threat and all-around contributor for Milwaukee. Moncrief, drafted fifth overall by the Bucks in 1979, progressed from 8.5 points per game as a rookie to 22.5 in his fourth season, establishing himself as a key piece of the franchise. The card shows normal wear consistent with age and handling; the photograph remains bright and well-centered. An accessible piece of early-1980s NBA basketball history, particularly for Milwaukee Bucks collectors and those building complete Star Company basketball sets from this era.

Lot: 78 - SPORTS CARD LOT, 5 GRADED VINTAGE FOOTBALL CARDS

A mixed vintage sports card lot featuring five professionally graded pieces spanning the 1960s through 2010s, including key names and eras. The lot contains a 1960 Topps Stan Williams (PSA EX-MT), a 2018 Topps Upton, Ohtani, & Trout (PSA NM), a 1987 Donruss Greg Maddux Rookie (PSA NM-MT), a 1984 Topps Joe Montana (PSA NM-MT), and a 2019 Panini Revolution Giannis Antetokounmpo (Sportscard Guarantee 9.5). All cards remain in their original slabs with clear cert numbers visible. The collection spans multiple sports and eras, offering appeal to basketball and football collectors alike. Each card shows the characteristic color, centering, and corner condition consistent with its stated grade, providing an entry point into graded vintage and modern sports card collecting.

Lot: 79 - MICHAEL JORDAN BASKETBALL CARD LOT, 1990S FLEER

Two Michael Jordan cards spanning the mid-1990s Fleer releases. The left card features Jordan in a Bulls uniform against a deep red background with gold accents and vertical striping, characteristic of Fleer's premium cardstock production from that era. The right card displays Jordan mid-shot in his iconic number 23 jersey, set against a blue holographic background with the "Emotion" designation and a "28.7 Scoring" stat callout, highlighting his prolific offensive output. Both cards show the reverse sides with biographical text and career accomplishments. Condition varies across the lot; the cards appear ungraded and retain their original finish. The holographic right card shows expected light wear consistent with age and handling.

Lot: 80 - VINTAGE BASEBALL CARDS, SLAUGHTER & LAWRENCE, 1950

Two mid-century baseball cards from different years and manufacturers, capturing the golden age of card collecting. The left card features Enos Slaughter, outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals, rendered in the classic hand-painted style of 1950s Topps with the iconic triangle logo and red Cardinals uniform. The right card shows Brooks Lawrence, pitcher for the Cincinnati Redlegs, in the distinctive design of 1956 Topps, complete with facsimile autograph and player action photo inset. Both cards show age-appropriate wear consistent with their era — slight corner wear, light foxing, and surface handling marks typical of cards that have circulated for over 65 years. A straightforward lot for vintage baseball enthusiasts and set builders working on 1950s collections.

Lot: 81 - VINTAGE BASEBALL CARDS LOT, 1950S-60S MIXED

Eclectic grouping spanning multiple decades and manufacturers, including a 1965 Topps 1964 Batting Leaders card (Clemente, Aaron, Carty), a 1952 Topps checklist, a hand-signed Mickey Mantle card with "Mickey Mantle" inscription visible, a Warren Spahn Topps 200 card, and several Topps checklist and statistical cards from the National League batting leaders series. The lot reflects typical wear consistent with age—edge softening, minor creasing, and surface wear—with the Mantle card showing the most pronounced handling. Cards are raw and ungraded; the Spahn and Mantle pieces, while recognizable, show creasing and foxing that would place them well below high-grade standards. Ideal for the casual collector or someone assembling a broad mid-century set rather than condition-sensitive registry work. The vintage checklists and statistical cards hold value mainly to completionists seeking to fill gaps in Topps runs.

Lot: 82 - VINTAGE BASEBALL CARD LOT, MICKEY MANTEL REPRINT

Collection of nine vintage baseball cards spanning multiple decades, displayed in protective sleeves. The lot includes a 1961 Topps Mickey Mantle New York Yankees (Reprint), 1984 Fleer Leaf Tony Gwynn Detroit, 1983 Topps Tony Gwynn San Diego Padres, 1992 Leaf Derek Jeter Draft Pick (rookie card), 1967 Topps Don Drysdale Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher, 1969 Topps Rod Crew Minnesota Twins card, 1969 National League Strikeout Leaders (Jenkins, Gibson, Singer), 1958 Sport Magazine Luis Aparicio All-Star, 1968 Topps Batting Leaders (National League), 1968 Topps Batting Leaders (American League), and additional vintage stat-back cards visible in the reverse photos. Cards show typical aging consistent with their stated years, with varying degrees of corner wear, edge wear, and centering typical of vintage sports cards from these eras.

Lot: 83 - 1950S YANKEES BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 5

Lot of five vintage 1950s New York Yankees baseball cards featuring Elston Howard (catcher-outfielder), Harry Simpson (1st base-outfielder), Gil McDougald (shortstop), Jerry Lumpe (3rd base-outfielder), and Tony Kubek (2nd base-shortstop-outfielder). Cards display the classic colorful design of the era with player photos, team logos, and position information. Front photos show clear, natural color; card backs include player statistics and biographical text. All cards show age-appropriate wear consistent with 1950s vintage material with surface residue, creasing, softened corners, and edges. A solid group representing Yankees depth from the early post-war era, appealing to New York team collectors and vintage baseball card enthusiasts building era sets.

Lot: 84 - WILLIE MAYS BASEBALL CARDS LOT, 1960-1970'S

A three-card lot featuring Hall of Famer Willie Mays across different 1960s issues. The Topps card shows Mays as a San Francisco Giants outfielder with his signature and biographical details on the reverse, including his legendary career statistics and 1960 Player of the Year honor. Also included is a 1966 Topps card from the N.L. Home Run Leaders subset, which pairs Mays with Hank Aaron and Richie Allen Home Run Leaders checklist card (#244). All cards are in plastic sleeves and show age-appropriate wear consistent with their era. Mays cards remain among the most collected vintage baseball issues, with strong appeal to both date-set builders and Hall of Fame specialists.

Lot: 85 - 1997 FLEER ULTRA MICHAEL JORDAN

1997 Fleer Ultra Step-It-Up Michael Jordan card featuring the Chicago Bulls guard in his iconic number 23 red jersey. This is the Gold Medallion Edition, a premium parallel set from that year. The front displays Jordan mid-game with the ball, set against the classic green and maroon color scheme of the Ultra line. The reverse side shows Jordan taking a jump shot in full uniform, accompanied by a detailed biography highlighting his competitive drive, four NBA Finals MVP awards, and record-setting playoff performances. Card number G-800 is visible on the back. The card is housed in a clear protective plastic holder. A solid mid-range Jordan card from his final season with the Bulls before his first retirement.

Lot: 86 - 1950S DETROIT TIGERS BASEBALL CARD LOT OF 5

Five vintage Detroit Tigers trading cards from the 1950s, featuring Rocky Bridges (shortstop), Neil Chrisley (outfielder), Charley Maxwell (outfielder), Jim Bunning (pitcher), and Bob Shaw (pitcher). The lot includes two orange-background cards and three pink-background cards, each displaying player photographs, team logos, and complete statistics on the reverse. All five cards show the age-appropriate wear typical of mid-century baseball cards with creasing, color fading, softened corners, and edges. Ideal for Tiger fans, 1950s collectors, and set builders seeking period examples of this classic era. The mix of position players and pitchers offers variety within a single team collection.

Lot: 87 - 1971 TOPPS DALTON JONES #367 CARD PSA 8 NM-MT

PSA-graded 1971 Topps Dalton Jones card, card number 367, Detroit Tigers infielder. The card grades NM-MT 8 with strong centering and vivid color. The front features a posed action photograph with the player's autograph printed on the card stock. The reverse carries full career statistics through 1970 and biographical information noting his first year in professional baseball (1961) and major league debut (1964). This issue remains highly collectible for set builders and Tiger team collectors. Certification number 41288314.

Lot: 88 - 1980 TOPPS RICKEY HENDERSON ROOKIE CARD #482

The card that launched one of baseball's greatest careers—Rickey Henderson's 1980 Topps rookie in a clear acrylic holder. The front displays Henderson in an Oakland A's uniform mid-swing, with his signature visible below. The back shows his complete minor and major league batting record through 1979, documenting his rapid ascent from the A's system, plus two key game highlights from his early major league tenure. Card condition shows moderate play wear consistent with a four-decade-old rookie card that's been handled and stored, with light corner rounding and surface wear visible on both sides. The holder has kept it stable, though it remains ungraded by a third party.

Lot: 89 - AL KALINE SIGNED BASEBALL CARDS, DETROIT TIGERS

Lot of two vintage Al Kaline cards spanning his legendary career with the Detroit Tigers, both hand-signed in blue ink by the Hall of Famer. The left card is a 1960 Topps issue showing Kaline as an outfielder with distinctive red and green color blocking and the Tigers tiger logo prominently displayed. The right card is a 1957 Topps issue capturing Kaline in batting stance, also signed clearly. The backs feature complete career statistics and season highlights documenting his rise as one of baseball's greatest hitters. Both cards show age-appropriate wear consistent with vintage cardboard from the late 1950s-early 1960s, with signatures remaining bold and legible. Kaline's two-time All-Star status and .300-plus career batting average make any signed vintage issue of his a cornerstone for Tigers collectors and Hall of Fame autograph enthusiasts alike.

Lot: 90 - 1950S DETROIT TIGERS BASEBALL CARDS, SET OF 5

Lot of five vintage 1950s baseball cards featuring Detroit Tigers players: Lou Herberet (Catcher), Frank Bolling (2nd Base), Harvey Kuenn (Outfield), Paul Foytack (Pitcher), and Bill Taylor (Outfield). All cards display the classic orange design typical of early 1950s issue, with player photographs, team identification, and complete statistical backs. Herberet card shows a circular portrait layout; the remaining four cards feature a standard rectangular format with action or posed photography. A solid grouping capturing mid-century Tigers roster talent. Condition varies with age-appropriate wear, light creasing, softened corners, and surface aging.

Lot: 91 - 1966 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, MIXED LOT

Five 1964 Topps baseball cards featuring Sandy Koufax and related National League statistical leaders. The lot includes Koufax's individual card (#200, Dodgers pitcher), 1965 Topps Frank Robinson (#120, Reds outfielder), and three leader cards: N. League 1966 Strikeout Leaders (#238), N. League 1966 ERA Leaders (#236), and N. League 1966 Pitching Leaders (#234). All cards remain ungraded in soft sleeves, showing vintage wear consistent with 55+ year age and typical storage. Image and back side detail show readable print, intact corners, and original condition typical of 1960s baseball cards. A foundational lot for vintage pitching leader set collectors and Koufax enthusiasts.

Lot: 92 - 1994 TOPPS FINEST MICHAEL JORDAN #1 CARD

1994 Topps Finest Michael Jordan #1 "Finest Moment" card featuring the Chicago Bulls center in white jersey against a textured brick background. The front displays the iconic Topps Finest design with holographic border elements and gold accents, while the back includes complete career statistics, biographical details (born Brooklyn, NY, drafted 1984, 6'6" 198 lbs, North Carolina), and his remarkable NBA record across all major statistical categories. Card is housed in a clear plastic top-loader. This issue marked the third year of Jordan's three consecutive MVP awards and came during the prime of his career with the Bulls. The Finest brand was Topps' premium offering in the mid-1990s, making this card a key piece for both Jordan collectors and anyone building a complete Finest set from that era.

Lot: 93 - 1998 TOPPS MICHAEL JORDAN SHOOTING STARS #6

1998 Topps Chrome Michael Jordan Shooting Stars card number 6, featuring Jordan in his Chicago Bulls uniform. The card showcases the iconic "Shooting Stars" design with holographic basketball elements across a gradient background, and includes Season's Best statistics and detailed NBA record information on the reverse. Card is housed in a clear protective sleeve. Topps Chrome issues from the late 1990s represent a significant crossover point in basketball card collecting, combining premium chromium technology with Jordan's final active seasons, making this a cornerstone for any serious Jordan or Bulls collection. The Shooting Stars subset specifically captures Jordan's scoring dominance and remains highly sought by both vintage NBA enthusiasts and Jordan completists.

Lot: 94 - MICKEY MANTLE 1954 BOWMAN BASEBALL CARD, RAW

The iconic 1954 Bowman card of Mickey Mantle in his New York Yankees uniform, number 65. The card bears Mantle's authentic signature in black ink across the yellow-green name strip at the bottom. The front shows the color photograph typical of early-1950s Bowman production, with Mantle smiling in his Yankees cap against a blue sky backdrop. The reverse includes full biographical text crediting Mantle as "the most powerful switch hitter in baseball" and references his legendary 565-foot home run at Griffith Stadium, plus his complete 1953 batting and fielding statistics. The card shows honest wear consistent with age and handling—creased at one corner and with rounded corners overall, typical of cards from this era that survived active collection rather than vault storage. A foundational piece for any serious vintage baseball card collector and essential for those pursuing complete Bowman sets or the full Mantle checklist.

Lot: 95 - MILWAUKEE BRAVES BASEBALL LOT, 26 CARDS

A substantial collection of Milwaukee Braves ephemera from the 1950s-60s era, comprising 26 photograph and autographed card pieces. The lot includes black-and-white team and individual player photographs showing various Braves uniforms and action shots, along with a series of blue-ink signed cards bearing the Braves organization stamp on verso. Several cards feature handwritten inscriptions and player signatures in blue ballpoint pen. The photographs show typical wear consistent with age and handling, with creasing and surface wear visible on select pieces. The signed cards display varying legibility of inscriptions; signatures and handwriting are present but some cards show fading. This lot represents a cross-section of Braves memorabilia from a significant period in franchise history, appealing to team collectors, vintage baseball photo enthusiasts, and those building collections around mid-century National League rosters.

Lot: 96 - 1963 TOPPS ROOKIE STARS CARD #553, UNGRADED

1963 Topps baseball card #553 featuring four emerging talents in their minor league lifetime records format. The front displays Brock Davis (Houston Colts), Jim Gosger (Boston Red Sox), John Herrnstein (Philadelphia Phillies), and Willie Stargell (Pittsburgh Pirates) in the classic four-portrait layout with team identifications. The back documents minor league statistics for each player across games, at-bats, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, RBIs, and batting average. The card shows age-appropriate wear consistent with 60 years of handling—slight surface wear, soft corners, and natural color fade typical of the era. A key rookie card for Stargell collectors and mid-1960s baseball enthusiasts building complete Topps sets. Card is housed in a clear plastic sleeve for protection.

Lot: 97 - ROGER MARIS YANKEES BASEBALL CARDS, 1965-1966

Lot of two vintage Roger Maris baseball cards spanning his final seasons with the Yankees. The 1965 Topps card shows Maris in profile wearing his Yankees cap, with the classic pink border and yellow team banner at bottom—a key card from this iconic set. The 1966 Topps card features Maris in a frontal pose in pinstripes with the red Yankees banner across the top. Both obverse sides are clean and bright. The card backs display complete major and minor league batting statistics, with Maris's career totals and biographical information visible. A compelling snapshot of one of baseball's most celebrated hitters during his twilight years with the team where he achieved immortality.

Lot: 98 - WILLIE MAYS BASEBALL CARDS LOT, 1960'S

Pair of vintage Willie Mays cards spanning his peak years with the San Francisco Giants. The 1967 Topps single features Mays in full-color portrait with facsimile signature, while the 1965 Topps Batting Leaders triple-threat card shows Mays alongside Bob Clemente and Hank Aaron in the National League leaders subset — one of the most desirable multi-player cards of that era. The lot also includes the reverse sides showing complete statistical records and career data. Both cards display age-appropriate wear consistent with decades of storage; the 1967 card shows a boldly signed inscription. These are raw, ungraded examples that would benefit from professional evaluation by a major grading service. A meaningful piece of Mays' documented legacy during the Giants' 1960s championship era.

Lot: 99 - 1965 TOPPS YOGI BERRA #470 NEW YORK METS CARD

A 1965 Topps card of Yogi Berra in his role as catcher-coach for the New York Mets, featuring the iconic yellow banner with team logo and a vibrant turquoise colored back. The front displays a sharp color portrait with excellent registration and bright printing throughout. The reverse carries the complete career statistics dating from 1946 through his final year with the Mets in 1964, documenting his 18-year tenure in the majors with a career .285 average and 1,430 RBIs. Card is in a modern protective holder and shows typical centering and handling for the era, with minor corner wear, creasing, wear to the back of the card and edge softness consistent with age. A key card for Mets collectors and an essential piece for anyone building a complete 1965 Topps set, particularly appealing to those focused on post-career manager and coach cards.

Lot: 100 - 1964 TOPPS ROGER MARIS YANKEES CARD #225

1964 Topps Roger Maris card #225, depicting the Yankees outfielder in his iconic pinstriped uniform. The front displays the color photograph with "YANKEES" header and position designation, while the reverse shows complete major and minor league batting statistics through 1963, biographical details (born Independence, Missouri, September 10, 1934), and the interactive trivia element typical of mid-60s Topps. The card shows honest age and handling consistent with six decades of circulation—moderate wear to corners and edges, light surface creasing, and expected color fading to the photograph. A key card for Yankees team collectors and Maris enthusiasts, capturing the slugger during his playing career with comprehensive statistical record visible on back.

Lot: 101 - 1967 TOPPS BROOKS ROBINSON ORIOLES BASEBALL CARD

1967 Topps #600 Brooks Robinson third base card for the Baltimore Orioles, hand-signed by Robinson in black ink across the front. The card shows Robinson in his classic fielding stance with a light blue sky background. Front displays the iconic Topps design with Robinson's name, position, and team clearly printed at top, with "ORIOLES" in bold yellow lettering at the bottom. The reverse shows Robinson's biography, career statistics from 1955-1966, and biographical details including his May 18, 1937 birth date and hometown of Lutherville, Maryland. Card exhibits the expected aging and wear consistent with a 1967 issue that has been handled and signed. The signature is legible and cleanly applied. The card remains unslabbed but presents as a display-worthy piece for Robinson and Orioles collectors alike.

Lot: 102 - SHAQUILLE O'NEAL SIGNED SPALDING BASKETBALL

Official Spalding basketball personally autographed by Shaquille O'Neal under the supervision of The Score Board, Inc., with accompanying Certificate of Authenticity (unsearched and unverified) signed by Paul Goldin, President. The ball displays the signature in black marker on the orange panel, with visible game wear consistent with use. The COA, dated and issued by The Score Board (Cherry Hill, New Jersey), unconditionally guarantees authenticity and notes the item was signed under their direct supervision. This piece appeals to serious Shaq collectors, Lakers dynasty enthusiasts, and basketball memorabilia investors seeking authenticated signature pieces from the Hall of Famer's prime era (COA unsearched and unverified).

Lot: 103 - SAL FASANO SIGNED RAWLINGS BASEBALL

Official Rawlings American League game ball, mint in original box, signed by catcher Sal Fasano in black ink across the sweet spot. The ball retains crisp red stitching and pristine white leather with no visible wear or use. Box shows age with worn edges and discoloration consistent with storage, and includes the printed Fasano facsimile signature and "Genuine Cork Center" marking on the label. Fasano, a career backup catcher who played for six major league teams across the 1990s and 2000s, autographed this official game ball, making it an appealing addition for collectors of signed baseballs or completists assembling memorabilia from secondary players of that era. The combination of factory freshness, clear authentication, and original retail packaging adds to the appeal. Unsearch and unverified.

Lot: 104 - 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT OF 30, RAW

30 Topps mixed baseball cards spanning the 1970s, in various conditions, may have duplicates. Highlights visible include Steve Carlton, Tom Seaver, Johnny Bench, and Ken Griffey Sr., plus rookie stars, rookie outfielders, rookie pitchers, batting leaders, and team leader/manager subsets. A solid mix for set builders and Hall of Fame collectors looking to fill vintage needs cheaply. Condition varies card to card; expect typical wear including corner softening, edge wear, minor creasing, and surface scuffing consistent with 1970s issues handled over decades.

Lot: 105 - LOT OF 6 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS 1958-1960

This lot contains six vintage Topps baseball cards spanning 1958 to 1960, featuring Kansas City Athletics pitcher Don Larsen, Los Angeles Dodgers team card, Boston Red Sox third baseman Frank Malzone (1958 All-Star), St. Louis Cardinals second baseman Red Schoendienst, Baltimore Orioles shortstop Willy Miranda, and Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Richie Ashburn. Each card displays the classic early Topps design with player photography, team identification, and statistical information on the reverse. Condition varies across the set as pictured, with some cards showing age-appropriate wear consistent with 1950s-era cards that have been kept and handled over six decades. This is an affordable entry point into mid-century baseball card collecting, appealing to vintage Topps enthusiasts, team collectors, and those building 1958-1960 sets.

Lot: 106 - 1958-1960 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, 6-CARD LOT

Lot of 6 vintage Topps baseball cards spanning 1958-1960, featuring George Zuverink (Baltimore Orioles pitcher, #219), Carl Sawatski (Milwaukee Braves catcher), Milt Pappas (Baltimore Orioles pitcher), Don Larsen (Kansas City Athletics pitcher, #353), Tony Kubek (New York Yankees, #505), and Mound Aces (Bob Friend and Billy Pierce). Cards range in condition from fair to very good; several show age-appropriate wear, creasing, and surface marks consistent with mid-20th century play and storage. The back sides visible in the second image show typical Topps printed statistics and biographical text. A solid mid-period Topps grouping suited to vintage set builders and 1950s baseball enthusiasts.

Lot: 107 - VINTAGE BASEBALL & BASKETBALL CARDS 1954-1988 LOT

Lot of five vintage sports cards spanning three decades. Four baseball cards range from 1954 to 1971: Rod Carew 1975 Sporting News All-Stars card, Red Schoendienst 1959 Topps Milwaukee Braves, Sibby Sisti 1954 Johnston Cookies, and Carl Yastrzemski 1971 Red Sox card with autograph. The basketball card is Magic Johnson 1988 Fleer Lakers. The Johnston Cookies Sisti is a notable regional premium from the early 1950s, significantly harder to find than standard Topps issues of the era. Baseball cards show moderate wear consistent with age and play. Johnson's basketball card is in its raw state. Condition varies across the lot; some cards display creasing, edge wear, and color fading typical of vintage material; others are better preserved. No professional grading visible on any card.

Lot: 108 - 1969-1971 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, YASTRZEMSKI

Lot of three vintage Topps baseball cards spanning the late 1960s and early 1970s. Included are the 1969 Topps Carl Yastrzemski #425 (The Sporting News All-Stars card), a 1971 Topps Frank Robinson #640 (Baltimore Orioles), and a 1971 Topps Lou Brock #625 (St. Louis Cardinals). Cards display typical age wear consistent with over 50 years of storage, including light corner rounding, surface wear, and minor creasing. The Yastrzemski card shows the most prominent condition issues; the Robinson and Brock cards are in moderate vintage condition.

Lot: 109 - 3 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS PETE ROSE LOU BROCK

Lot of three vintage Topps baseball cards spanning the 1960s and early 1970s: 1966 Topps Pete Rose #30 (Cincinnati Reds, 2nd base), 1969 Topps Deckle Edge Pete Rose #21, and 1971 Topps Lou Brock #625 (St. Louis Cardinals, outfield). All three cards are raw and ungraded. The Rose cards document the early career of one of baseball's most prolific hitters during his prime Cincinnati years; the Lou Brock card captures the Hall of Famer in his final phase as a Cardinal. Condition varies, with creasing, round corners, and scuffing.

Lot: 110 - 30+ TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, 1970S

Lot of 30+ vintage Topps baseball cards spanning the 1970s, featuring teams including the Kansas City Royals, Milwaukee Brewers, and more. The lot shows honest wear consistent with creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout. May include duplicate cards. Fronts display action photography and player portraits typical of the era; reverses (shown in second photo) feature green-printed stats and career information.

Lot: 111 - 1959-1960 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS HODGES, ROBINSON

Lot of three vintage Topps baseball cards spanning 1959-1960: 1959 Gil Hodges #270 (Los Angeles Dodgers, First Base); 1960 Brooks Robinson #28 (Baltimore Orioles, Third Base); and 1960 Don Newcombe #345 (Cincinnati Reds, Pitcher). The Robinson and Newcombe cards feature the classic 1960 Topps design with full-color photography and team logos. All three cards are in varying conditions; the Hodges shows age and wear consistent with vintage handling; Robinson and Newcombe cards display typical 1960 production marks and surface aging. Creasing, rounded corners, and color fading.

Lot: 112 - VINTAGE BASEBALL CARDS LOT: CAREW, GIBSON

Three vintage baseball trading cards from the early 1970s, all signed. The lot includes a 1970 Topps Rod Carew #290 (Minnesota Twins, 2nd base), a 1971 Topps Bob Gibson (St. Louis Cardinals, pitcher), and a Frank Robinson Baltimore Orioles outfielder card. All three cards show period-appropriate wear consistent with 1970s handling, with creasing, rounded corners, and color fading. A foundational collection piece for vintage baseball card collectors building autograph sets from the early 1970s era.

Lot: 113 - 3 CARL YASTRZEMSKI TOPPS CARDS 1969-1973

Lot of three vintage Topps baseball cards featuring Red Sox legend Carl Yastrzemski spanning the early 1970s. Includes 1969 Topps #130, 1971 Topps #530, and 1973 Topps Checklist #588. Yastrzemski, the last American League Triple Crown winner (1967), was an 18-time All-Star and Hall of Famer whose career spanned 23 seasons entirely with Boston. All three cards display typical age and handling with light creasing and corner wear consistent with cards played and stored for over 50 years. Strong nostalgia appeal for Red Sox collectors and vintage 1970s card enthusiasts.

Lot: 114 - 1969 TOPPS JOHNNY BENCH ROOKIE #95, TRIMMED

The iconic 1969 Topps Johnny Bench All-Star rookie card, featuring the Hall of Fame catcher in his Cincinnati Reds uniform with glove and the "Topps 1968 All-Star Rookie" award emblem. This is the card that introduced one of baseball's greatest players to the collecting world. Bench went on to win two World Series, 10 consecutive Gold Glove Awards, and was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1989. The back shows his early minor and major league statistics. Important condition note: the top of the card has been trimmed, reducing its height slightly, along with creasing and rounded corners. A significant piece of baseball history, though the trimming will appeal primarily to type collectors, set builders, and Bench fans rather than high-grade registry collectors.

Lot: 115 - 1961 TOPPS ERNIE BANKS #350 CHICAGO CUBS

1961 Topps Ernie Banks #350, the iconic shortstop of the Chicago Cubs in his prime. The front shows a clean portrait with Banks in his Cubs uniform, red pinstripe visible at the neck. The reverse displays his complete major league batting record through 1960, including his back-to-back National League MVP seasons in 1958 and 1959. This is a key card from the early 1960s Topps set and essential for any serious Cubs or Banks collector. Card shows light wear consistent with age and handling; light creasing along with scuffed edges.

Lot: 116 - 1971 TOPPS NOLAN RYAN #513 BASEBALL CARD

1971 Topps Nolan Ryan #513, the second-year card of one of baseball's greatest pitchers, shown in both front and back views. The front displays Ryan in a Mets uniform with his printed autograph; the back shows his photo and complete pitching record. Condition exhibits color fading and scuff marks along the edges, with light creases visible. The card remains recognizable and displayable despite its condition issues, which are typical for cards from this era that have seen moderate handling.

Lot: 117 - 65 TOPPS 1970S BASEBALL CARDS LOT

Collection of 65 trading cards from Topps baseball issues spanning the 1970s decade. Lot includes cards showing a mix of players and teams from the era, with backs displaying statistics and career information typical of the period. The cards show various conditions with creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring consistent with age and wear; duplicates may be present within the lot. Ideal for vintage collectors seeking affordable bulk 70s material or for set builders looking to fill gaps in their collections.

Lot: 118 - 1970 TOPPS AL KALINE #640 BASEBALL CARD

1970 Topps Al Kaline #640, featuring the Detroit Tigers Hall of Famer in his iconic blue Tigers uniform at bat. The card displays the classic Topps design with red "TIGERS" header. Reverse shows his complete Major League batting record across 17 seasons, all with Detroit, including his historic 1955 AL batting title at age 20. The card shows moderate wear consistent with age and play, with some light foxing and edge wear visible. A cornerstone card for any serious Tigers collection or Kaline completist, from an era when the Mr. Tiger was in his later career but still a formidable force in the American League.

Lot: 119 - 1968 TOPPS #161 FRAN TARKENTON, NY GIANTS

Fran Tarkenton's 1968 Topps card #161, featuring the Hall of Fame quarterback in his New York Giants uniform. Tarkenton, acquired from Minnesota in a blockbuster trade that sent three top draft picks to the Vikings, went on to become one of the greatest scrambling QBs in NFL history with 342 career touchdown passes and three Super Bowl appearances. The card shows light creasing and rounds or bent corners consistent with wear from the era. Color remains bright on both obverse and reverse, with clear printed details.

Lot: 120 - 1969 TOPPS GAYLORD PERRY #485 GIANTS PITCHER CARD

1969 Topps Gaylord Perry #485, the San Francisco Giants pitcher card showing Perry in his team uniform with the iconic circular position bubble at top left. The back displays his complete minor and major league pitching statistics through 1968, including his September 17, 1968, no-hitter against the Cardinals. Perry went on to win the 1969 National League Cy Young Award, making this an early issue of a future Hall of Famer at the threshold of his greatest seasons. The card shows creasing, rounded or bent corners, and color fading consistent with heavy wear or storage from the era. An affordable vintage entry point for collectors building complete 1969 Topps sets or pursuing the early career cards of one of baseball's most dominant pitchers of the 1970s.

Lot: 121 - 1972 TOPPS TOM SEAVER #445 METS PITCHER

Tom Seaver's iconic 1972 Topps card, a cornerstone issue for any serious vintage baseball collection. Seaver was at his apex in the early 1970s, a three-time Cy Young Award winner and the ace of the 1969 World Series champion Mets. This card captures him in his prime, posed in the classic Mets blue uniform. The back details his record-setting 1971 strikeout season. Card exhibits light creasing, rounded corner wear, and some color fading consistent with four decades of age and handling. The kind of vintage card that holds appeal across type collectors, Mets fans, Seaver completists, and affordable vintage hobby investors.

Lot: 122 - 1973 TOPPS JOHNNY BENCH #380 CINCINNATI REDS

The iconic 1973 Topps #380 card of Johnny Bench, Cincinnati Reds catcher, captured mid-throw at the plate. The reverse details his breakthrough 1972 season, when his crucial home run in a 5-1 final game of the NLCS Playoffs sent the Reds to the World Series. This card shows honest wear and age: creasing is visible, rounded corners from handling, and color fading throughout. A piece of 1970s baseball history that speaks to the card's circulation and the era it represents.

Lot: 123 - 1971 TOPPS REGGIE JACKSON #20 OAKLAND ATHLETICS

The 1970 Topps baseball card of Reggie Jackson as an Oakland Athletics outfielder. The card shows Jackson in a batting stance with the A's green and gold uniform and includes his signature facsimile. The back details his 1970 stats (123 runs, .237 batting average that season) and his All-Star selection. The card shows color fading, rounded corners, and creases consistent with age and wear. A core piece for Oakland Athletics collectors and essential to any Jackson era run or Topps vintage set.

Lot: 124 - 1972 TOPPS FRANK ROBINSON #754 TRADED CARD

Frank Robinson's legendary 1972 trade to the Los Angeles Dodgers is captured in this Topps "Traded" card from his Hall of Fame career. The card's reverse details the blockbuster mid-season acquisition and Robinson's quote about fulfilling a lifelong dream to play for the Dodgers organization. This example shows discoloration consistent with age and has rounded corners typical of cards from this era that were handled by collectors. A meaningful piece from one of baseball's most storied player transactions.

Lot: 125 - 1961 TOPPS DODGER SOUTHPAWS #207 KOUFAX PODRES

Iconic 1961 Topps baseball card #207 featuring Sandy Koufax and Johnny Podres, two of the Los Angeles Dodgers' finest left-handed pitchers. The card captures both players in Dodgers Road uniforms against a blue-sky background. This is a key card from the early 1960s Topps set, highly sought by Dodgers collectors and vintage baseball enthusiasts. Condition shows discoloring, rounded corners, and light creases consistent with age and handling from the mid-20th century.

Lot: 126 - 1959 TOPPS SANDY KOUFAX #163 CARD

A 1959 Topps Sandy Koufax #163 baseball card featuring the future Hall of Famer as a young Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher. The card displays a clean yellow border with Koufax's photo in the iconic circular frame, a facsimile signature printed on the front, and the complete reverse side showing his stats, biographical text, and major league pitching record through 1958. This is a key card from the early years of Koufax's career, before his dominant strikeout seasons transformed him into one of baseball's greatest left-handers. The card shows age and wears consistent with a mid-grade vintage example from this era, with creasing, rounded scuffed corners, and color fading.

Lot: 127 - 1971 TOPPS HANK AARON #400 BASEBALL CARD

1971 Topps Hank Aaron #400, the Atlanta Braves outfielder in his pursuit of baseball's all-time home run record. This is the iconic card from Aaron's record-chasing season, showing him in a Braves uniform with his facsimile autograph printed on the front. The reverse documents his career statistics. The card shows age-appropriate wear consistent with five decades of circulation, light creasing visible at corners and edges, some surface wear and light spotting on the front photo area, and overall color fading typical of early-1970s Topps stock. A cornerstone piece for any serious baseball card collection, particularly for those building complete Topps sets or focusing on Aaron's career arc.

Lot: 128 - LOT OF 50 1970S BASEBALL CARDS MIXED

Collection of 50 Topps baseball cards from the 1970s, spanning multiple players from teams including the Giants, Yankees, Dodgers, Rangers, and Expos. The lot includes cards displaying photograph fronts with player names and statistics typical of the era. All cards are in various conditions with creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout the lot; duplicates may be present. Ideal for collectors seeking affordable vintage cards for set-building or type collection purposes.

Lot: 129 - 1950S KANSAS CITY ATHLETICS BASEBALL CARDS

Five vintage Kansas City Athletics baseball cards from the 1950s featuring Bob Grim (pitcher), Mike Baxes (infield), Whitey Herzog (outfielder), Dick Tomanek (pitcher), Joe DeMaestri (shortstop), and Rip Coleman (pitcher). The front of each card displays a hand-tinted portrait photo with the player's name in large text and the Kansas City Athletics logo. The reverse side includes biographical text, career statistics, and cartoonish illustrations typical of the era. Conditions vary from card to card: some with creasing, color fading, and rounded corners. This is a foundational lot for collectors of early Kansas City Athletics memorabilia and 1950s baseball card sets.

Lot: 130 - 1961 TOPPS ROGER MARIS #2 YANKEES CARD

1961 Topps Roger Maris #2, the iconic card of the American League's 1960 MVP and holder of the single-season home run record at the time of issue. The card displays the classic 1961 Topps design with a color photo on the front and complete major and minor league statistics on the reverse. Condition shows light creasing, rounded corners, and color fading consistent with age and handling. A foundational card for Yankees collectors, 1960s team sets, and anyone building a Roger Maris collection.

Lot: 131 - 1968 TOPPS #374 ROBERTO CLEMENTE CARD

1968 Topps #374 Roberto Clemente, the iconic All-Star Selection card featuring the Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder in a batting pose. The front displays Clemente in a Pirates uniform with bat held ready, along with the distinctive gold-toned design and blue banner of the 1968 Topps set. The reverse shows a puzzle piece. The card has light wear visible on corners and edges consistent with age and storage; the surface shows minor wear typical of a card from this era. Clemente remains one of baseball's most significant and respected figures; a three-time World Series champion, 15-time All-Star, and 3,000-hit member of the exclusive club. This card captures him at peak recognition during his Hall of Fame career.

Lot: 132 - 1966 TOPPS BOB CLEMENTE #300 CARD

This is a 1966 Topps Bob Clemente #300 baseball card featuring the Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder in his prime. The card shows Clemente in a Pirates uniform on the front; the reverse displays his complete statistics through 1965, including his two National League batting titles. The card shows creasing and rounded corners consistent with moderate wear and age; these are typical wear marks for high-number cards from this era that were actually handled and collected when new. Any card from this iconic set with Clemente's name and number is sought after by vintage collectors, Pirates fans, and those assembling complete 1960s runs.

Lot: 133 - 1960 TOPPS ERNIE BANKS #560 BASEBALL CARD

1960 Topps Ernie Banks #560, the legendary Chicago Cubs shortstop featured in this Sport Magazine '60 All-Star Selection card. Banks, a Hall of Famer and two-time MVP, was at the peak of his career when this card was issued. The reverse documents his dominance: he holds the record for most grand slam home runs in a season with 5 in 1958. The card shows Banks in his Cubs uniform at bat, framed by bold orange and yellow design elements typical of the 1960 Topps set. This is a key card for Cubs collectors, Banks completists, and anyone building a 1960 Topps set. Banks remained one of baseball's most beloved and productive players throughout the 1960s. The condition appears consistent with age and handling, with light color fading and the start of rounded edges.

Lot: 134 - 1950S ST. LOUIS CARDINALS BASEBALL CARD LOT (5)

Five vintage trading cards from the 1950s featuring St. Louis Cardinals players and team, including individual cards of Lindy McDaniel, Joe Cunningham, Wilmer Mizell, and Sam Jones, plus the 1951 St. Louis Cardinals team card. All cards appear to be from the early-to-mid 1950s Topps series based on design and typography. The cards show period-appropriate wear consistent with age and handling; condition ranges from good to very good across the lot, with some creasing, rounded corners, and color fading. Wilmer Mizell's card is trimmed. This grouping appeals to vintage baseball card collectors, Cardinals team collectors, and those building early 1950s Topps sets.

Lot: 135 - 1971 TOPPS NOLAN RYAN #513 BASEBALL CARD

The 1971 Topps Nolan Ryan #513 card captured the young fireballer as a New York Mets pitcher, a year after his 1970 rookie campaign and during his early career with the club. The card displays his facsimile signature in blue ink across the card, with Royal Crown signage visible in the stadium background. This is an ungraded raw card showing honest wear consistent with age and handling; the front exhibits color fading and scuffed edges as noted. The back remains legible with full career statistics and biographical detail. A vintage piece from the foundational Topps era that appeals to both Ryan collectors and vintage Mets enthusiasts.

Lot: 136 - 1968 TOPPS ROOKIE STARS #177 KOOSMAN RYAN

Topps 1968 Rookie Stars card #177 featuring Jerry Koosman and Nolan Ryan, two of the most significant pitching prospects ever captured on a single rookie card. The card front shows both players in Mets blue, with clear portraits and vibrant color. The reverse provides their minor league statistics and biographical text. Koosman would post a 1.99 ERA as a rookie and help the 1969 Miracle Mets to a World Series title; Ryan became baseball's all-time strikeout king and a Hall of Famer. This card marks the first appearance of one of the greatest pitchers in baseball history, making it a cornerstone piece for any serious vintage baseball card collection or Ryan/Mets collector. Condition with light creasing, rounded corners and light discoloration.

Lot: 137 - 1968 TOPPS ERNIE BANKS #355 BASEBALL CARD

1968 Topps Ernie Banks #355, featuring the Cubs legend and all-time franchise home run leader in his Chicago uniform. The card displays crisp color photography with Banks posed at the plate, backed by complete statistics and career highlights. The reverse notes his record-setting 1967 season when he led the Cubs in RBIs. This is a key card from the late-1960s Topps set and represents Banks during his final years as an active player. The card shows bright colors and strong contrast typical of well-preserved examples from this era.

Lot: 138 - 1961 POST CEREAL YOGI BERRA #1 MICKEY MANTLE #4

Two iconic Post Cereal baseball cards from 1961 featuring New York Yankees legends. The Yogi Berra card (No. 1) shows the Hall of Fame catcher in classic Yankees uniform with full biographical text and career statistics. The Mickey Mantle card (No. 4) displays the Commerce Comet in a batting stance, also with a career summary and 1960-Life statistics included. Both cards are raw, ungraded examples from this scarce early-1960s cereal issue. Color has faded evenly across both cards, consistent with age and storage. Corners are rounded and show scuffing; edges display wear and minor creasing throughout. Backs are visible and show expected aging. These two cards represent the core of any serious Post Cereal collection and appeal equally to Yankees team collectors, Hall of Fame enthusiasts, and vintage cereal card specialists seeking this difficult-to-find issue in any condition.

Lot: 139 - 1965 TOPPS MICKEY MANTLE #350 CARD

1965 Topps Mickey Mantle card #350, featuring the Yankees outfielder in his iconic pinstriped uniform mid-swing. The card displays the classic Topps design with a pink border, yellow team banner, and bright color photography. Reverse shows Mantle's complete Major League batting record from 1951-1964. A cornerstone piece for any serious vintage baseball card collection, appealing to Mantle specialists, type collectors, and registry set builders alike. This card marks a key year in Mantle's Hall of Fame career, captured during his competitive prime with the Yankees. With light creasing, light color fading, and the start of rounded corners.

Lot: 140 - 1967 TOPPS WILLIE MAYS #200 GIANTS SIGNED

A scarce 1967 Topps Willie Mays card (#200) featuring the Hall of Fame outfielder in his San Francisco Giants uniform. The reverse displays his complete Major League batting record through 1966. The card shows the wear typical of vintage signed issues: discoloration and scuffed edges. A meaningful piece of Giant history and a Mays collectible that would benefit any serious player set.

Lot: 141 - 1965 TOPPS NATIONAL LEAGUE 1964 BATTING LEADERS

1965 Topps National League 1964 Batting Leaders card #2, featuring Bob Clemente (Pittsburgh Pirates) as the primary subject with Rico Carty (Milwaukee Braves) and Hank Aaron (Milwaukee Braves) in the lower panels. The card displays the classic Topps design of the era with the bold blue border, National League flag banner at the top, and statistics printed on the reverse. The obverse shows crisp color photography and clean printing throughout. The reverse lists complete 1964 National League batting averages, with Clemente leading at .339. This is a key multi-player card from the final year of the vintage Topps design before the 1966 redesign, capturing three significant players from that era. Surface shows light wear consistent with age and handling; corners exhibit minor rounding, and the edges show slight wear.

Lot: 142 - 1961 TOPPS #388 BOB CLEMENTE PITTSBURGH PIRATES

A 1961 Topps baseball card of Hall of Famer Bob Clemente, one of the most iconic and sought-after cards from the early 1960s. Clemente is shown in portrait against a green background wearing his Pittsburgh Pirates uniform, with complete career statistics and vintage cartoon panels on the reverse. The card displays the characteristic wear of a six-decade-old collectible: scuffing along the edges, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout. This is Clemente's early Pittsburgh years, before his record-breaking career with the Pirates made him a legend. An essential piece for Clemente collectors and vintage 1960s set builders, offered raw and ungraded.

Lot: 143 - 30+ 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS LOT

Collection of 30+ vintage Topps baseball cards from the 1970s, featuring players from multiple teams including the Brewers, Phillies, Angels, and others. Cards show honest wear consistent with age and use: creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout. The lot may contain duplicate cards. A solid foundation lot for the budget-conscious vintage collector.

Lot: 144 - 50 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS MIXED LOT

Lot of 50 vintage Topps baseball cards spanning the 1970s era, featuring a mix of teams including Giants, Cubs, Padres, Expos, Phillies, and others. Cards show the characteristic design and photography of the decade. All cards are in various conditions with visible creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring consistent with age and wear. The lot may include duplicate cards. Ideal for collectors building vintage sets, team collectors, or anyone seeking affordable 1970s cardboard. Back sides show intact text and stats. This is a raw, ungraded collection suitable for set building or casual display.

Lot: 145 - 1966 TOPPS ERNIE BANKS #110 BASEBALL CARD

1966 Topps Ernie Banks #110, Chicago Cubs first baseman. The card shows Banks in his blue Cubs cap against a light blue background, with the classic Topps design of the era featuring the orange "CUBS" banner at top left. Reverse displays his complete major league batting record from 1953-1965, career statistics, and biographical details. Banks was a cornerstone of Cubs baseball and a future Hall of Famer; this card captures him in the latter stages of his playing career, but still an iconic figure in the game. Condition appears consistent, with rounded corners and light creasing.

Lot: 146 - 1958 TOPPS CURT FLOOD #464 CARDINAL

1958 Topps Curt Flood #464, St. Louis Cardinals outfielder. The card displays the iconic green background design with Flood's portrait in his Cardinals cap, the team logo prominent at the top. Reverse shows his minor league statistics and biography. Color fading and rounded corners are present, consistent with handling and age typical of mid-1950s cardboard that has survived over 60 years. A foundational card for any serious Cardinals collection or vintage baseball card registry. The kind of piece that anchors a mid-century team set.

Lot: 147 - 1958-1959 TOPPS DON DRYSDALE CARDS LOT #25 #387

Pair of classic Topps Don Drysdale cards from his early Los Angeles Dodgers pitching career. Lot includes 1958 Topps #25 and 1959 Topps #387. The 1958 card features a close-up portrait with the iconic LA cap on a yellow background; the 1959 card displays a photo image with a facsimile autograph and yellow border. Both cards show the wear typical of vintage baseball cards: creasing, rounded corners, scuffed edges, and discoloring throughout. These cards capture Drysdale during the formative years before he became one of the Dodgers' dominant pitchers of the 1960s and a Hall of Famer. A foundational piece for Dodgers fans and vintage Topps collectors building the late-1950s era.

Lot: 148 - 1959 TOPPS BOB CLEMENTE #478 PITTSBURGH PIRATES

A 1959 Topps #478 Bob Clemente card featuring the Hall of Fame Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder in his second year with the team. The card displays the iconic yellow background design with Clemente's photograph and facsimile autograph. This is a key card from the vintage 1959 Topps baseball set and represents one of Clemente's earliest widely distributed cards in his Hall of Fame career. The card shows discoloring, rounded corners, and creasing consistent with age and wear. A classic piece of early 1960s baseball card history at an accessible price point for the vintage market.

Lot: 149 - 1965 TOPPS ROGER MARIS #155 YANKEES CARD

1965 Topps Roger Maris #155, the legendary Yankees outfielder featured in his classic pinstriped uniform. The back shows complete major and minor league statistics across his entire career. The card shows rounded corners, pen marks, discoloring, and creasing consistent with age and circulation. A recognizable piece from the mid-1960s Topps run, appealing to Yankees collectors, home run record historians, and vintage baseball enthusiasts building sets from this era.

Lot: 150 - 1987 FLEER MAGIC JOHNSON #56 CARD

1987 Fleer Magic Johnson #56, the iconic card that launched one of the most sought-after trading card sets of the modern era. Johnson, wearing Lakers yellow #32, is captured in game action as a guard. The card shows his career stats from 1979-80 through 1986-87. This is card 56 of 132 in the 1987 Fleer set, a milestone issue for basketball card collecting. The surface condition appears consistent with typical play and storage over four decades A foundational card for Magic Johnson collectors and essential for building complete 1987 Fleer basketball sets.

Lot: 151 - 1978 TASTEE-FREEZ LOU BROCK BASEBALL DISC #6

Lou Brock St. Louis Cardinals baseball disc from the 1978 Tastee-Freez and Big Boy promotion, number 6 from the set of 26. The disc features Brock's photograph in the center with his vital statistics (Height 5'11", Weight 170, Birth Date 6/18/39), team affiliation, and MLB Players Association shield. Reverse shows the promotional details and Brock's 1977 batting average of .272. The disc shows bent edges and creasing consistent with age and circulation from the 1970s, adding to its vintage character. Approximately 3 inches in diameter. An affordable entry point for Lou Brock fans and vintage baseball promotion collectors building the complete 26-card set.

Lot: 152 - 1959 TOPPS HANK AARON #380 CARD

A 1959 Topps Hank Aaron #380 card from the Milwaukee Braves' outfielder, with a facsimile signature. The card displays the iconic yellow background with Aaron's photos, the Braves logo at the lower left, and his name and position clearly printed. The reverse includes his complete major and minor league batting statistics through 1958 and biographical text noting his strong finish to the '58 season. Condition reflects age: the card shows heavy creasing, rounded and scuffed corners, and discoloring throughout. For Hall of Fame collectors and vintage baseball enthusiasts, this piece documents one of the sport's greatest careers in its foundational era.

Lot: 153 - 1964 TOPPS BOB CLEMENTE #440 PIRATES CARD

A 1964 Topps baseball card featuring Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bob Clemente, card number 440. The front displays a color photograph of Clemente in his Pirates uniform holding a bat, with the team's name and position clearly visible. The reverse shows complete major and minor league statistics and notes that Clemente was the National League's batting champion in 1961. This is an ungraded raw card in used condition with creasing and rounded corners. The card remains displayable and represents a significant piece of one of baseball's greatest hitters during his Pittsburgh era, before his legendary 3,000-hit milestone and tragic early passing in 1972.

Lot: 154 - 1958 TOPPS BOB CLEMENTE #52 PITTSBURGH PIRATES

The 1958 Topps Bob Clemente card, number 52, featuring the Hall of Fame right fielder in a Pittsburgh Pirates uniform on a bright yellow background. Clemente is shown in a batting stance with the distinctive Pirates logo and team identification at the bottom. The reverse includes his biographical details, career statistics, and the famous notation that he "can hit any kind of pitching. This card captures him early in his legendary career, during his formative years with Pittsburgh. The card shows age-appropriate wear consistent with a 1950s baseball card that has been handled and stored for over six decades, with light creasing, slight edge wear, and modest surface aging visible on both front and reverse, with color fading typical of the era. A significant piece for Pirates collectors, Clemente devotees, and vintage baseball card enthusiasts seeking the foundational years of one of the game's immortals.

Lot: 155 - 1959 TOPPS HANK AARON #561 CARD

1959 Topps Hank Aaron #561, the iconic All-Star Selection card from Aaron's early career with the Milwaukee Braves. The front features a color photograph of Aaron in a batting stance wearing his Braves uniform with a green cap, set against the classic red Sporting News design. The reverse shows the illustration and career text "Hanks on his way to becoming one of baseball's greatest right-hand hitting outfielders," with the Bazooka "Chew of Champions" branding. This is a key early Aaron card from the pre-record-breaking era, essential for serious vintage baseball collectors and Aaron enthusiasts. The card shows discoloring consistent with age, visible creasing, and rounded corners from handling and storage. A genuine example of this significant piece from Aaron's Hall of Fame career.

Lot: 156 - LOT 5 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS 1959-1962

Vintage Topps baseball card lot from the late 1950s and early 1960s. The lot consists of four 1959 Topps cards: Bob Martyn #41 (Kansas City Athletics, outfield), Billy Hoeft #343 (Detroit Tigers, pitcher), Gordon Jones #458 (San Francisco Giants, pitcher), and Tom Sturdivant #471 (New York Yankees, pitcher). Also included is one 1962 card, #52, featuring the 1961 National League Batting Leaders. The reverse sides display complete statistical data and career information typical of the era. All cards show age-appropriate wear, including discoloring, rounded corners, and creasing consistent with cards handled and stored over six decades. This is a solid mid-grade vintage collection suitable for builders of 1959 and 1962 Topps sets or vintage team collectors.

Lot: 157 - LOT OF 7 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, VINTAGE MIX

A collection of seven Topps baseball cards spanning multiple decades and featuring Hall of Famers and star players. The lot includes Frank Robinson (1965 Topps Reds), Hank Aaron (1960 Topps National League All-Star and 1974 Topps "Tops in NL" with Willie Mays), Whitey Ford (1959 Topps Yankees and 1961 Topps Yankees), Orlando Cepeda (1959 Topps All-Star Selection), and Topps 1959 celebrating Musial's 3,000th hit milestone. The reverses show standard statistical and biographical text typical of the era. Front surfaces display the wear and aging consistent with cards that have circulated for 60+ years; some show creasing, corner wear, or color fading appropriate to age and storage. A solid vintage grouping for the generalist collector or those building themed sets around 1950s-1970s stars.

Lot: 158 - 1961-1970 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS LOT

Lot of three vintage Topps baseball cards spanning the 1960s-70s era: 1961 Don Drysdale #260 (Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher), 1963 Juan Marichal #440 (San Francisco Giants pitcher), and 1970 Carl Yastrzemski #10 (Boston Red Sox outfielder). All three cards show their original design and photography. The cards display creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring consistent with age and wear. Yastrzemski, a Hall of Famer and Triple Crown winner, anchors the lot; Marichal and Drysdale were dominant pitchers of their era. These cards appeal to team collectors, vintage enthusiasts, and date-set builders seeking mid-century Topps issues. A solid mid-grade accumulation from three significant careers.

Lot: 159 - 20 1960S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, VARIOUS CONDITIONS

A collection of 20 vintage Topps baseball cards from the 1960s, featuring players from multiple teams including the Red Sox, Cardinals, Orioles, Twins, Athletics, Reds, Cubs, Mets, Phillies, and Colts. The lot includes notable players such as Gary Gentry, Eddie Fisher, Jim Pagliaroni, and Rusty Staub. Cards are in various conditions with rounded corners, creasing, and discoloring consistent with age and handling. The second photo displays the card backs. A solid mid-grade accumulation suitable for set builders, team collectors, or vintage hobbyists seeking affordable 1960s cardboard.

Lot: 160 - 1972 TOPPS HANK AARON #299 BASEBALL CARD

1972 Topps Hank Aaron #299, the Atlanta Braves outfielder in a mid-swing pose. The condition shows rounded corners and creasing throughout, consistent with age and handling. The front photo and reverse statistics panel remain fully legible. The 1972 Topps issue is foundational for Aaron collectors and date-set builders. Condition is consistent with well-handled vintage baseball cards from the early 1970s.

Lot: 161 - 1961-1971 TOPPS BASEBALL LOT

A lot of three vintage Topps baseball cards spanning a decade of the sport. Included are the 1961 Topps #207 Dodger Southpaws (Sandy Koufax and Johnny Podres), the 1965 Topps #16 Houston's Rookie Stars (Joe Morgan and Sonny Jackson), and the 1971 Topps #250 Johnny Bench card. All three cards show honest wear consistent with their age and handling; creasing, rounded corners, and general aging are visible throughout the lot. A mixed-condition lot for the type of collector or set builder seeking these key vintage issues without premium pricing.

Lot: 162 - 30+ TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, MIXED CONDITION

Lot of 30+ vintage Topps baseball cards spanning multiple decades and teams, including notable players across the Mets, Orioles, Rangers, Expos, Twins, and Dodgers franchises. Cards show typical wear consistent with age and handling: creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout the group. Some duplicate cards may be present. This is an ungraded lot ideal for set builders, vintage enthusiasts, or anyone looking to fill gaps in a collection.

Lot: 163 - LOT OF 50 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS,1977

A collection of 50 vintage Topps baseball cards from 1977 with teams, including Indians, Orioles, and Marines issues. The lot features a mix of player cards from the 1970s era. All cards show honest wear consistent with creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring, which are present throughout. The lot may contain duplicates. Back-side views confirm standard Topps printing and stats typical of the period.

Lot: 164 - 1963 TOPPS ERNIE BANKS #380 CHICAGO CUBS

A 1963 Topps card of Hall of Fame shortstop Ernie Banks, one of the greatest hitters in Cubs history and a two-time National League MVP. The card shows Banks in his iconic Cubs uniform with bat in hand, featuring the classic Topps design with a smaller inset photo and a yellow statistics panel on the reverse detailing his complete major and minor league batting record. This is a raw, ungraded example with rounded corners, discoloring, and creasing as typically seen in vintage cards from this era that were handled and stored as collectibles rather than preserved mint. The card remains displayable and historically significant as part of the 1963 Topps issue, a foundational set for vintage card collectors. Condition: Rounded corners, discoloring, and creasing present throughout; typical wear for a vintage card of this age.

Lot: 165 - 1960 TOPPS BOB GIBSON #73 CARD

A 1960 Topps Bob Gibson #73 rookie card of the St. Louis Cardinals pitcher, featuring the classic two-photo layout with a yellow portrait on the left and a color action photo on the right. The reverse shows Gibson's major league pitching record and season highlights from his 1959 debut. This is an ungraded raw example in well-played condition with lots of creasing throughout, rounded corners, and scuffed edges.

Lot: 166 - 1957 TOPPS #24 BOB PETTIT ROOKIE CARD

Bob Pettit's 1957 Topps rookie card from his Hall of Fame career with the St. Louis Hawks. This card documents his breakthrough season at age 25. The front features a classic Topps design with Pettit in Hawks uniform shooting over a bright yellow background, while the back includes his stats and text praising him as "the top performer in the game today" following his comeback from a broken wrist. The card shows water moisture damage, discoloration, rounded corners, and creasing consistent with mid-century play wear. An affordable entry point to one of the most significant early Hawks cards ever issued.

Lot: 167 - 1960 TOPPS BOB CLEMENTE #326 PITTSBURGH PIRATES

A 1960 Topps Bob Clemente #326 featuring the Hall of Famer in a Pittsburgh Pirates uniform. The front displays Clemente in batting pose against a bright blue background, with action shot inset on the left and the iconic Pirates logo. The reverse includes his career statistics, batting record, and season highlights from his exceptional 1959 season. The Card shows discoloration throughout, scuffed corners, and edge creasing consistent with decades of age and handling. A collectible example of this essential piece.

Lot: 168 - 1969 TOPPS ERNIE BANKS #20 BASEBALL CARD

1969 Topps Ernie Banks card #20, Chicago Cubs first baseman. The front features Banks in his Cubs uniform holding a bat, with his name and position in the iconic yellow circular bubble; the reverse shows his career statistics and biography. This is a foundational card of one of baseball's most beloved Hall of Famers, a cornerstone for Cubs collectors, vintage 1960s set builders, and anyone pursuing a complete 1968 Topps run. Card displays vintage wear consistent with age and handling: rounded corners, light discoloration.

Lot: 169 - 1973 TOPPS ROBERTO CLEMENTE #50 BASEBALL CARD

The 1973 Topps Roberto Clemente card #50, issued the year after the Pirates legend's tragic death in a humanitarian mission. This is one of the final cards Topps produced featuring Clemente, making it a cornerstone piece for Pirates collectors and those building complete Topps runs from the 1970s. The front shows Clemente in his Pirates uniform at bat, with the iconic yellow-circle position indicator marking him as an outfielder. The reverse displays his complete career statistics through 1972. The card is raw, ungraded, and shows age-appropriate wear with scuffed edges, some discoloration.

Lot: 170 - TOPPS HIGHLAND MINT GOLD CARDS NOLAN RYAN

Lot of two gold-plated commemorative baseball cards from Topps Highland Mint series: 1992 Nolan Ryan (Brewers, fielding pose) and 1993 Nolan Ryan (Rangers, pitching pose). Both cards feature raised relief portraits and career statistics embossed on the reverse. Each card is mounted in an individual acrylic screw-in holder. These metal cards were issued as premium collectibles during the early 1990s and appeal to both vintage baseball card and precious metals collectors. Cards show light surface wear consistent with age and display.

Lot: 171 - LOT OF 50 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS

A collection of 50 baseball cards from 1970s Topps sets, featuring players across multiple teams and years. The lot includes a mix of common players and notable names from the era. Cards show the typical wear: creasing, rounded corners, and age-related discoloring throughout. The cards are in various conditions, and the lot may contain duplicates. Ideal for collectors building vintage sets, nostalgia enthusiasts, or those seeking affordable entry into 1970s cardboard. Photographs show backs and fronts representing the range of condition in this lot.

Lot: 172 - LOT OF 50 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS

A collection of 50 vintage Topps baseball cards from the 1970s, covering multiple teams including the Angels, Cardinals, Cubs, Braves, Dodgers, and Expos. All cards are raw and ungraded. As noted by the seller, the cards show various conditions, including creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring consistent with age and handling; the lot may contain duplicate cards. This is an ideal lot for collectors building 1970s-type sets, team collections, or player sets, or for anyone seeking affordable vintage Topps baseball from a classic era of the hobby.

Lot: 173 - 1964 TOPPS SANDY KOUFAX #200 BASEBALL CARD

1964 Topps Sandy Koufax #200, the iconic Dodgers pitcher card from the year of his dominant season and World Series triumph. Front features the classic portrait in a Dodgers cap with red "DODGERS" header; reverse shows complete Major League pitching record and career stats through 1963. Card exhibits creasing, rounded corners, and scuffed edges consistent with well-handling. A recognizable and affordable example of one of baseball's greatest lefties from the most pivotal era of his Hall of Fame career, the perfect entry point for Koufax and 1960s Dodgers collectors building a type or era collection.

Lot: 174 - 1909-11 T206 DAHLEN BOSTON NATIONALS BASEBALL CARD

Bill Dahlen, Boston Nationals shortstop, is portrayed in this T206 tobacco card from the landmark 1909-1911 series by Piedmont Cigarettes. The card displays the classic green background with Dahlen in profile wearing a gray uniform and blue collar, red "B" logo visible on chest. Back reads "Base Ball Series 150 Subjects, Piedmont, The Cigarette of Quality" with printer mark. Moderate age wear to corners and edges with slight surface creasing visible; light foxing and staining throughout. This is one of the most sought-after early 20th-century baseball card issues, a core piece for T206 collectors and Dahlen specialists alike.

Lot: 175 - 1956 TOPPS #79 SANDY KOUFAX ROOKIE CARD

A 1956 Topps #79 Sandy Koufax rookie card featuring the Hall of Fame pitcher as a young Brooklyn Dodgers prospect. The card displays Koufax in both a pitching pose on the left and a portrait headshot on the right. The reverse side shows career statistics and biographical information. The card shows a condition consistent with age: color fading throughout, rounded corners, and creasing. A desirable piece from one of the most collected sets of the 1950s.

Lot: 176 - 1970 TOPPS NOLAN RYAN #712 ROOKIE CARD

The iconic 1970 Topps Nolan Ryan card, #712, featuring the Hall of Fame pitcher in his New York Mets uniform. Ryan went on to become baseball's all-time strikeout leader and one of the sport's greatest competitors; this is the card that started it all and remains one of the most sought-after baseball cards ever printed. The card displays creasing, rounded corners, and color fading consistent with age and wear. Front shows Ryan in a classic pitching pose with his glove; back includes his stats and a cartoon illustration. A significant piece for vintage baseball collectors and Ryan enthusiasts alike.

Lot: 177 - 1957 TOPPS HANK AARON #20 CARD

1957 Topps Hank Aaron #20, featuring the Milwaukee Braves outfielder in his second year of a Hall of Fame career. Front shows a vibrant color photograph of Aaron in a batting stance wearing the Braves uniform; reverse displays complete major and minor league statistics, career highlights, and a cartoon panel. The card exhibits moderate wear consistent with age and handling, light corner rounding, slight surface creasing, and modest color fade typical of this issue. A foundational piece for any serious baseball card collection and essential for vintage Braves or Aaron completists.

Lot: 178 - 1973 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 50

A collection of 50 cards from the 1973 Topps baseball set, including player cards and statistical leaders. The lot features a mix of teams and players from that vintage era, with visible player names and team identifications on the card fronts. Back sides show stat tables and career information typical of the 1973 issue. The cards are in various conditions with creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout the lot; duplicates may be present. Ideal for collectors building vintage sets or seeking 1970s baseball card inventory at affordable entry prices.

Lot: 179 - 1958 TOPPS ROGER MARIS #47 CLEVELAND INDIANS

1958 Topps #47 Roger Maris as a member of the Cleveland Indians, featuring Maris in his gray road uniform on a bright yellow background. The card captures Maris during his pre-Yankee's era, before he joined New York and hit his historic 61 home runs in 1961. The card shows creasing, a bent right top corner, and age-related discoloring consistent with seven decades of handling. The back remains legible with his biographical text and complete statistics. A raw example that appeals to Indians collectors, Maris specialists, and vintage set builders seeking the more affordable years before his celebrity peak.

Lot: 180 - 1959 TOPPS BOB CLEMENTE #478 PIRATES

A cornerstone piece of post-war baseball card collecting: the 1959 Topps Bob Clemente, card #478. Clemente is shown in his Pittsburgh Pirates uniform against the iconic yellow background, with his signature visible in the photo. The reverse displays his complete minor and major league batting statistics through 1958. Clemente went on to become one of baseball's greatest players, a Hall of Famer, and a humanitarian icon, and this card is the defining issue that began his hobby presence. The card shows age-appropriate wear consistent with a six-decade-old card handled over time: heavy surface creasing, some edge wear, and color fading typical of 1959 Topps stock. A significant piece for Pirate collectors, Clemente completists, and vintage baseball investors alike.

Lot: 181 - LOT OF 50 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, 1970S

A collection of 50 Topps baseball trading cards spanning the 1970s era, featuring players and teams from that decade. The lot includes a mix of common cards and notable names typical of the period. All cards show honest wear consistent with age and use; creasing, rounded corners, and some discoloring are present throughout. The back of each card displays the characteristic green Topps design of that era. Duplicates may be present in the lot. These cards represent an affordable entry point for collectors building 1970s Topps sets or fans of vintage baseball memorabilia from this era.

Lot: 182 - 1963 TOPPS HANK AARON #390 BASEBALL CARD

A 1963 Topps Hank Aaron #390 card featuring the Hall of Famer in his Milwaukee Braves uniform. The card exhibits rounded corners, creasing, and color fading consistent with six decades of age and handling, typical wear for cards of this vintage that have circulated. This card represents an era before Aaron's record-breaking home run chase of the 1970s, making it a foundational piece for any comprehensive Aaron or vintage Braves collection.

Lot: 183 - 1966 TOPPS BOB CLEMENTE #300 BASEBALL CARD

1966 Topps Bob Clemente #300, the iconic Pirates outfielder card from his peak earning years. The card displays the classic Topps design with the pink "Pirates" banner, full-color portrait, and complete statistical record on the reverse documenting his 1954-1965 seasons in Montreal and Pittsburgh. Surface shows wear consistent with age and handling typical of cards from this era; corners show rounding, and light surface wear is visible. A cornerstone piece for any serious vintage Pirates collection or complete 1966 Topps set builder.

Lot: 184 - 1961 TOPPS ERNIE BANKS #350 CHICAGO CUBS

The 1961 Topps Ernie Banks #350 features Mr. Cub in his prime as the Chicago Cubs shortstop. The front displays a clean portrait photo with the classic Topps design of the era, a yellow and blue nameplate at the bottom. The reverse shows Banks's complete major league batting record through 1960. Banks played his entire 19-season career with the Cubs and remains one of baseball's most beloved players, a cornerstone of any serious vintage Cubs collection. Card shows age-appropriate wear consistent with vintage 1961 Topps stock, light surface wear, minor corner rounding, scuffed, bent edges, and color fading typical of the era.

Lot: 185 - 84 TOPPS MIXED SPORTS CARD LOT

Lot of 84 Topps cards spanning baseball, football, and basketball across mixed vintage years, with duplicates possible throughout. Notable names visible include Jack Tatum, Bobby Bryant, Lenny Green, Tom Acker, and Cincy Powell, giving this lot appeal for both team and player collectors building vintage-era sets. All cards are raw and ungraded, with condition varying card to card; expect creases, rounded corners, surface wear, and some off-center cuts typical of cards from this period. A solid build-out lot for collectors filling holes across multiple sports and decades rather than chasing a single key card.

Lot: 186 - 22 MICHAEL JORDAN 1990S TRADING CARDS LOT

Lot of 22 Michael Jordan trading cards from the 1990s, primarily Upper Deck issues with one NBA Hoops card included. The collection spans multiple years and features a mix of photography styles and designs typical of that era, capturing Jordan's dominance with the Chicago Bulls. Conditions vary across the lot, as cards show typical wear from that period. This grouping appeals to Jordan collectors, 1990s basketball card enthusiasts, and set builders seeking to fill gaps in their collections. A straight lot purchase for the serious collector looking to build or complete a Jordan 90s portfolio.

Lot: 187 - LOT OF 30 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS

A collection of 30 vintage Topps baseball cards from the 1970s, spanning multiple years and featuring a mix of player cards, team cards, and special issues. The lot includes cards from well-known sets of the era with varying photographic styles, action shots, posed portraits, and team photography typical of Topps' production during this decade. The cards represent different teams, including White Sox, the Expos, the Tigers, the Indians, and others visible in the photos. As noted by the seller, the cards are in various conditions, reflecting typical wear from the era and age with creasing, rounded corners, and color fading.

Lot: 188 - 25 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS 1960S-1970S LOT

Lot of 25 vintage Topps baseball cards spanning the 1960s and 1970s era. The lot includes a mix of notable players and teams visible in the fan spread, with cards from various Topps issues of that period. Cards are in various conditions with creasing, rounded corners, and color fading to near mint, as commonly found in vintage accumulations from this era. This represents a solid opportunity for vintage baseball card collectors building date runs, team sets, or player collections from the Golden Age of Topps production. Ideal for the collector seeking affordable entry into classic 1960s-70s cardboard without the premium cost of high-grade examples.

Lot: 189 - LOT OF 5 VINTAGE BASKETBALL & FOOTBALL CARDS

A mixed lot of five vintage sports trading cards spanning early 1970s basketball and one 1970 football card. The basketball cards are all Topps issues from 1972-1973 and feature Clifford Ray (Bulls, center), Bob Kauffman (Braves, forward), Stu Lantz (Pistons, guard), and Billy Cunningham (76ers, forward/All-Star). The lot also includes one 1970 Topps football card of Fred Dryer (Giants, defensive end). All five cards show age-appropriate wear, including creasing, rounded corners, and surface marks. The basketball cards display typical centering and color variation consistent with the era. The Fred Dryer card shows notable wear to corners and edges. These represent formative years in NBA and NFL card collecting, with Cunningham and Ray having developed into notable contributors during their respective careers.

Lot: 190 - 28 1970S TOPPS BASKETBALL CARDS MIXED LOT

A collection of 28 basketball trading cards from Topps' 1970s issues, featuring players and teams from the era. The lot includes mixed conditions throughout, rounded corners, light to heavy creasing, discoloring, and some cards with writing. Visible in the images are cards from sets spanning the decade and various team uniforms and player portraits typical of the period. This is a raw, ungraded lot suitable for collectors building vintage basketball card accumulations, set completers, or those seeking original 1970s material at accessible price points.

Lot: 191 - LOT OF 11 VINTAGE 1970S TOPPS FOOTBALL CARDS

A mixed lot of 11 vintage Topps football cards spanning 1970–1971, including 9 player cards and 2 checklist cards (one from 1971 Series 1, one from 1971 Series 2). The lot features Hall of Famers and notable players of the era, with subjects including Lem Barney (Lions), Bob Lilly (Cowboys), Alan Page (Vikings), Sonny Jurgensen (Redskins), Bob Trumpy (Bengals), Merlin Olsen (Rams), Larry Csonka (Dolphins), Dick Butkus (Bears), and Rick Itkous (Bears). Cards display the classic Topps design of the period with colorful borders, player photos, and period statistics. All cards are raw and ungraded; condition varies across the lot, consistent with vintage material handled and stored over decades.

Lot: 192 - 38 VINTAGE FOOTBALL CARDS, TOPPS

Lot of 38 football trading cards spanning four decades. 37 cards are Topps brand from the 1970s and 1980s, with one 2023 Panini Patrick Mahomes card included. The vintage Topps cards feature players and designs from the classic era of sports cardboard. All cards are in various conditions with creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring consistent with age and wear. The lot may contain duplicates. Raw, ungraded cards, ideal for vintage football collectors building era sets or looking for affordable starter-condition Topps material.

Lot: 193 - 1972 TOPPS ROBERTO CLEMENTE #309

Roberto Clemente, Pittsburgh Pirates, 1972 Topps baseball card #309, the final card issued during his lifetime and a cornerstone of any serious vintage Pirates or Hall of Fame collection. The card shows Clemente in his classic Pirates uniform, number 20, in a game photo with a stadium background. Card displays rounded corners and discoloration consistent with age and handling typical of vintage 1972 issues. The back shows his complete major and minor league batting record through 1971. A seminal piece for Clemente collectors, type collectors of early-1970s Topps, and Pirates enthusiasts alike.

Lot: 194 - 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS LOT, 50 CARDS

50 1970s Topps baseball cards spanning multiple years and teams, including Tigers, Angels, Red Sox, Yankees, Dodgers, and Expos. The lot features a mix of rookie cards, star players, and team issues representative of the decade. All cards are raw and ungraded, showing honest wear consistent with age and wear: creasing, rounded corners, surface discoloring, and edge wear are visible throughout. Some duplication may be present. The reverse sides (visible in the second photo) confirm authentic Topps printing and card backs from the era. Ideal for the vintage collector building a 1970s registry set or seeking affordable starter examples of cards from this popular decade.

Lot: 195 - 1969-70 TOPPS LEW ALCINDOR #25 ROOKIE CARD

1969-70 Topps Lew Alcindor card, number 25, showing the Milwaukee Bucks center in his green uniform with a basketball. The card captures Alcindor at the dawn of his Hall of Fame career, fresh from leading UCLA to three consecutive NCAA championships. The back carries his impressive college statistics and notes his $1.25 million five-year contract. This is the iconic rookie card of one of basketball's all-time greats. The card shows creasing, discoloring, and tape residue from age and handling; typical wear for a card from this era that has circulated rather than been preserved in a vault. Despite condition issues, rookie cards of Alcindor in any state remain sought after as foundational pieces of 1970s basketball card collecting.

Lot: 196 - 1970S BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 50 MIXED CONDITION

Lot of 50 vintage baseball cards from the 1970s, shown in two photos spanning both fronts and backs. The cards display the classic design and photography characteristic of the era, with yellow-backed statistics cards visible among the collection. All cards are in various played conditions: creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout the lot. The mix may include duplicate cards. A solid foundation lot for collectors seeking affordable 1970s cardboard to fill gaps in type or team sets, or for those looking to build a nostalgia collection from the decade.

Lot: 197 - 1960 TOPPS WILLIE MAYS #200 CARD

The Say Hey Kid in his prime: Willie Mays' iconic 1960 Topps card #200, featuring the San Francisco Giants legend in both action pose and portrait. The card shows vibrant orange and blue color blocks characteristic of the 1960 design, with Mays' stats and season highlights on the reverse, including his celebrated All-Star Game triple. This is a key card from Mays' peak years and an essential piece for any serious vintage baseball collection, whether building a complete 1960 Topps set, a Mays run, or a Giants team collection. The card is raw/ungraded; condition appears strong with visible wear consistent with rounded corners, scuffed edges, creasing, and discoloring.

Lot: 198 - 50 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS

Lot of 50 trading cards from Topps' 1970s baseball sets, displayed both front and back. The lot includes various conditions with creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout; duplicates may be present. Ideal for the vintage baseball card collector seeking affordable 1970s material to build sets, complete player runs, or simply enjoy the photography and design of the decade. The back photo shows the reverse side statistics and printing typical of Topps production from this period.

Lot: 199 - 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT, 50 CARDS RAW

Lot of 50 raw 1970s Topps baseball cards, loose and ungraded, featuring team and player cards including Bobby Bonds, Juan Marichal, Lou Piniella, Lee May, and Bill Freehan among others, with a mix of stars and commons that may include duplicates. Condition is mixed and consistent with cards of this age: creasing, rounded corners, edge wear, and discoloring are present throughout.

Lot: 200 - 40+ BASKETBALL CARD LOT, TOPPS & STAR, 70S-90S

A raw lot of 40+ basketball cards spanning the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, from Topps and Star brands. Notable names visible include Mickey Johnson, Marques Johnson, and multiple ABA All-Star and All-Time Great subset cards. This mix appeals to set builders working on vintage Topps basketball runs and to Star brand specialists, since Star's mid-80s issues are tougher to find in bulk lots today. Condition is mixed and should be expected as such: creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring are present across many cards.

Lot: 201 - 1970 TOPPS WILLIE MAYS #600 BASEBALL CARD

This is the legendary 1970 Topps Willie Mays card #600, one of the most iconic baseball cards ever printed. Mays, widely regarded as one of the greatest players in baseball history, is captured here in his San Francisco Giants uniform at the height of his career. The card features Mays in a classic batting pose with his trademark intensity. The card shows light creasing and rounded edges consistent with handling and age, which is typical for cards from this era that have been loved rather than stored away. This is a raw, ungraded example, the kind of piece that appeals equally to vintage collectors, Giants fans, and those building complete 1970 Topps sets. Honest condition for an honest card.

Lot: 202 - 50 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS MIXED LOT

Lot of 50 vintage Topps baseball cards from the 1970s, displayed across both photos. Cards show honest vintage wear typical of the era and period play: creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout the group. The lot may include duplicate cards. Backs display the characteristic yellow and green printing of 1970s Topps issues. Ideal for collectors building vintage type sets or pursuing era-specific collections without the cost of high-grade examples. A genuine cross-section of 1970s cardboard at accessible price points.

Lot: 203 - LOT OF 50 1970S BASEBALL CARDS MIXED

A collection of 50 baseball cards from the 1970s, made by Topps. The lot includes prominent players and teams from the era, visible in both images. All cards are in various conditions as noted: creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout the lot. Duplicates may be present. This is an affordable entry point for vintage baseball card collectors building 1970s sets or seeking affordable player cards from the decade.

Lot: 204 - 1971 TOPPS ROBERTO CLEMENTE #630

The 1971 Topps Roberto Clemente card #630, a cornerstone piece for any serious vintage baseball card collection. The front features a color photograph of Clemente in his Pirates uniform, number 21, with his facsimile signature printed below. The reverse displays his complete career statistics and biographical information, including his four batting titles and his 1966 NL MVP and Player of the Year awards. The card shows honest age-related wear consistent with a card that has been in a collection for over 50 years, some light creasing, edge wear, and surface handling marks, but the image remains clear. Essential for date-set collectors and Clemente enthusiasts alike; a piece of baseball history from the final year of one of the game's greatest hitters.

Lot: 205 - 65 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS LOT MIXED

Lot of 65 vintage 1970s Topps baseball cards in mixed condition. Cards show typical wear consistent with age and use, including creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout the lot. The group may contain duplicate cards. Front and back photos show the mix of players and card designs from the era. Ideal for collectors building vintage sets or seeking affordable 1970s material.

Lot: 206 - 1960 TOPPS #343 SANDY KOUFAX ROOKIE CARD

Sandy Koufax's 1960 Topps rookie card, the iconic #343 issue featuring the young Los Angeles Dodgers left-hander during his breakthrough season. The front displays Koufax in a dynamic pitching pose with an inset photo on the yellow panel, while the reverse documents his 1955 record and season highlights. This is the card that introduced one of baseball's greatest pitchers to the collecting world, and it remains a cornerstone piece for any serious vintage baseball collection. Card shows rounded corners, color fading, and creasing consistent with age and wear. A piece of Dodgers and baseball history from the pre-modern era.

Lot: 207 - 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 50

Fifty Topps baseball cards from the 1970s, a formative decade for the hobby when cardboard and color photography defined the modern card era. This lot includes a mix of players and teams, with cards showing authentic wear consistent with the age and wear typical of cards from this period, with creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring. The lot may contain duplicate cards. These are ungraded raw cards in vintage condition, suitable for collectors building affordable vintage sets, type collections, or anyone seeking genuine 1970s cards.

Lot: 208 - 1970 TOPPS ROBERTO CLEMENTE #350 CARD

The 1970 Topps Roberto Clemente #350 card, featuring the Pirates Hall of Famer in his iconic outfield pose. The card shows Clemente in a Pirates uniform, with the reverse displaying his complete major and minor league batting statistics through 1969. Condition shows expected wear consistent with a vintage 1970 issue, with light surface creasing and minor edge wear visible, typical for cards of this age that saw circulation. A cornerstone piece for Pirates collectors, Clemente completists, and anyone building a significant vintage baseball card collection.

Lot: 209 - 40+ 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, VARIOUS CONDITIONS

Lot of over 40 vintage 1970s Topps baseball cards in raw, ungraded condition. The collection includes cards featuring players from multiple teams across the decade, with visible wear typical of cards from this era: creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout. Some duplicate cards may be present. These are authentic period cards suitable for collectors seeking affordable vintage material or those building sets from the era.

Lot: 210 - 35+ TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS 1970S LOT

Collection of 35+ vintage Topps baseball cards from the 1970s, shown in two photos displaying front and back sides. Lot includes cards from multiple teams, including the Padres, Expos, Phillies, Giants, and Mets. The cards show honest wear, creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout the group. The lot may contain duplicate cards. Ideal for set builders and 1970s baseball enthusiasts looking to fill gaps in their collections at an affordable entry point.

Lot: 211 - 3 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS 1958-1960 FOX RICHARDSON

Lot of three vintage Topps baseball cards spanning the late 1950s era: 1958 Nellie Fox #400 (Chicago White Sox, 2nd Base), 1958 Bobby Richardson #101 (New York Yankees, 2nd Base), and 1960 Bill Mazeroski (Pittsburgh Pirates, Second Base). All three cards show the wear typical of play-era vintage cardboard: creasing, rounded corners, and surface scuffing throughout. The Fox and Richardson cards feature the classic bright background colors and player photography of the 1958 issue; the Mazeroski represents the 1960 design. Reverse sides display career statistics and biographical text. This trio captures three important second basemen from a pivotal era in baseball history, with Fox a future Hall of Famer and Mazeroski famous for his walk-off home run in the 1960 World Series. Cards are ungraded and presented as pictured.

Lot: 212 - 1965 TOPPS ROGER MARIS #155 YANKEES CARD

1965 Topps Roger Maris #155, the Hall of Famer in his Yankees uniform. This is the iconic card from his peak years with New York. The card shows creases and rounded corners consistent with wear from the 1960s. The image shows the front portrait and reverse with complete statistics and the famous "61 HRS. IN 1961" callout.

Lot: 213 - LOT OF 50 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, 1970S

Collection of 50 Topps baseball cards, including players from the White Sox, Red Sox, Astros, Marlins, and Brewers. The lot features a mix of vintage cards from the late 1970s era. Conditions vary with creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring throughout. The lot may contain duplicate cards. Backs are visible in the second photo, showing typical Topps printing and statistics from the period. This is an affordable entry point for collectors building vintage sets or seeking specific player cards from this era.

Lot: 214 - 1970 TOPPS FOOTBALL #90 SIMPSON, #150 NAMATH

Pair of iconic 1970s Topps football cards featuring two of the era's most legendary players. O.J. Simpson #90 (Buffalo Bills, Running Back) and Joe Namath #150 (New York Jets, Quarterback) are both presented in raw condition with rounded corners and scuffing around the edges, consistent with cards that have seen casual wear and handling over the past five decades. Simpson's card captures the Heisman Trophy winner and NFL superstar in his Bills uniform; Namath's shows the Broadway Joe icon in his Jets green jersey. Both cards include the full back panels with statistics and biographical text intact. These are foundational pieces of any serious 1970s football card collection and appeal to both Hall of Fame player collectors and vintage card set builders.

Lot: 215 - 50 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS MIX LOT

Lot of 50 vintage Topps baseball cards from the 1970s, displaying the classic design and photography of that era. Cards feature players from teams including the Padres, Brewers, Astros, Braves, and Phillies. All cards are in various conditions with creasing, rounded corners, and discoloring consistent with age and play; duplicates may be present. Backs visible in photos show the characteristic green-printed statistics and information typical of 1970s Topps production. A solid foundation lot for vintage set builders or collectors seeking affordable entry into 1970s cardboard.

Lot: 216 - 1964 TOPPS BASEBALL COINS, SET OF 43

A complete set of 43 1964 Topps baseball coins, featuring color portraits and player information printed on the reverse of metal discs with colored metal rims. The set includes players from multiple teams across the major leagues. Coins are housed loose and vary in condition from light wear to moderate surface marks typical of over 60-year-old coins that have been handled and stored over decades. Colors on the obverse range from vibrant to slightly faded; some discs show light oxidation or spotting on the reverse. A solid collector group representing a significant year in Topps' coin production, with strong appeal to both vintage baseball collectors and those building 1960s memorabilia sets. The complete count of 43 pieces makes this a substantial acquisition for the serious vintage sports enthusiast.

Lot: 217 - 1960S BASEBALL CARDS LOT

Set of five vintage 1960s Topps baseball cards featuring pitchers Billy Pierce (Chicago White Sox), Bud Daley (Kansas City Athletics), and Russ Kemmerer (Washington Senators), plus outfielders Rocky Colavito (Cleveland Indians) and Harry Simpson (Chicago White Sox). Each card displays the classic horizontal layout with player photo, team identification, position, and season statistics on the reverse. The lot represents solid mid-career examples from the early expansion era, when these players were regular fixtures in their respective lineups. Condition varies across the set, with typical wear consistent with vintage cards of this period slight edge wear, light surface handling, and natural aging visible on the reverse sides. A good foundation for 1960s Topps type collectors or those building White Sox, Indians, or Athletics team sets.

Lot: 218 - 1960S BASEBALL CARD LOT OF 5 VINTAGE CARDS

Set of five vintage baseball trading cards from the 1960s, including a 1960 Topps Rookie Star Bill Short (New York Yankees), 1960 Topps Bob Friend (Pittsburgh Pirates, pitcher), 1960 Topps Pete Daley (Kansas City Athletics, catcher), 1960 Topps Fork & Knuckler Face & Wilhelm (Pittsburgh Pirates), and 1960 Topps Zack Monroe (New York Yankees, pitcher). All cards show the classic bright yellow reverse side with player statistics and biographical text typical of early 1960s Topps design. Fronts feature color photography and team logos; backs are fully legible with pitching records and season highlights. Cards are raw and ungraded. Condition varies with normal wear from age and handling some show light corner rounding and edge wear consistent with vintage cards from this era. A solid foundation lot for 1960s Topps collectors or team-specific enthusiasts seeking affordable vintage examples from the early expansion era.

Lot: 219 - 1960S BASEBALL CARDS LOT - 5 VINTAGE TOPPS CARDS

A set of 5 vintage 1960s Topps baseball cards featuring notable players and subjects from the era. The lot includes Paul Foytack (Detroit Tigers, pitcher), Bud Byerly (San Francisco Giants, pitcher), a Master & Mentor card depicting Willie Mays and Bill Rigney, Joe De Maestri (New York Yankees, shortstop), and a Detroit Tigers team checklist card. Each card shows the typical design and photography of early to mid 1960s Topps production, with color images, player statistics on the reverse, and period appropriate typography and borders. The cards represent a mix of player cards and special issue cards typical of Topps output during this decade. Condition ranges across the lot; some cards show light wear consistent with age and handling, while others display stronger color and centering. This is a straightforward vintage lot suitable for set builders, 1960s collectors.

Lot: 220 - 1960S BASEBALL CARD LOT - 5 VINTAGE CARDS

A set of five vintage baseball cards from the 1960s, featuring Ernie Banks (Chicago Cubs, shortstop), Rocky Bridges (Detroit Tigers, shortstop), Hal Griggs (Washington Senators, pitcher), Pete Runnels (Boston Red Sox, second base), and Jack Fisher (Baltimore Orioles, pitcher). Each card displays the classic design of the era with a color player photo on front, team logo, position, and player name in bold lettering. The reverse of each card includes full statistics, career highlights, and season accomplishments. Cards show typical age wear consistent with six decades of storage; minor creasing, light surface wear, and slight color fading visible on some examples. This grouping represents a cross section of early 1960s baseball talent and appeals to set builders, team collectors, and vintage card enthusiasts. No grading or authentication visible.

Lot: 221 - LOT OF 5 VINTAGE BASEBALL CARDS, 1960S

A collection of five vintage baseball cards from the 1960s era, featuring players from the Boston Red Sox, Philadelphia Phillies, Kansas City Athletics, Cleveland Indians, and Pittsburgh Pirates. The lot includes Dave Hillman (Red Sox, pitcher), Bobby Maklmus (Phillies, second base), Johnny Kucks (Athletics, pitcher), Jim Perry (Indians, pitcher), and George Witt (Pirates, pitcher). Each card displays the classic design of the period with color photography, player statistics, and season highlights on the reverse. The cards show their age with varying degrees of surface wear, corner rounding, and color fading typical of 60 year old cardboard. This is an ungraded raw lot; condition ranges from good to very good across the five cards, with some showing more pronounced wear than others.

Lot: 222 - 2022 NEGRO LEAGUES BASEBALL SILVER DOLLAR

In very good condition. Case is intact.

Lot: 223 - 1960S BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 5, MIXED TEAMS

Vintage lot of five 1960s baseball trading cards from that era. The lot includes Gus Bell (Cincinnati Reds outfielder), Buddy Gilbert (Cincinnati Reds outfielder), Gene Stephens (Boston Red Sox outfielder), Billy Loes (San Francisco Giants pitcher), and a 1st Series team checklist card. Cards display the characteristic bright colors and player photography typical of early 1960s Topps design. The reverse of each card includes player statistics, career highlights, and the yellow or cream colored background common to that period. Condition varies across the lot; cards show age appropriate wear consistent with five decades of storage, including light corner wear, some edge softening, and minor surface marks. One card (the checklist) shows moderate creasing. These cards represent a nice cross section of early sixties baseball and are suitable for set builders or vintage baseball enthusiasts collecting the era.

Lot: 224 - 1960S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, 5 CARD LOT

A collection of five vintage 1960s Topps baseball cards in mixed condition. The lot includes Frank Malzone (Boston Red Sox, Third Base), Bob Hale (Cleveland Indians, First Base), Tex Clevenger (Washington Senators, Pitcher), Jerry Lumpe (Kansas City Athletics, Shortstop-2nd Base), and one Cincinnati Reds team card. Each card features the classic Topps design of the era with color photography, player position and team information, and statistics on the reverse. The cards show typical age wear consistent with six decade old cardboard some edge and corner wear, slight creasing visible on certain cards, and light surface aging. A foundational lot for vintage baseball card collectors building 1960s sets or pursuing players from these teams.

Lot: 225 - 1956 TOPPS YOGI BERRA #110 NEW YORK YANKEES

Lawrence Peter "Yogi" Berra, one of baseball's most decorated catchers and a cornerstone of the 1950s Yankees dynasty. This is the iconic 1956 Topps card featuring Berra's portrait and action sequence, with his facsimile signature visible. On the reverse gray back, the card documents his 1955 season statistics and includes period cartoon commentary highlighting his status as the American League's Most Valuable Player that year. Raw card in well-handled condition with visible wear consistent with play and storage from nearly seven decades ago; edges show modest rounding, and corners, along with smudges around the card, exhibit the wear typical of vintage cards from this era.

Lot: 226 - 1956 MICKEY MANTLE TOPPS CARD 135 NEW YORK YANKEES

The Commerce Comet in his prime. This 1956 Topps card captures Mickey Mantle at age 24 as a New York Yankees outfielder, the year after his Triple Crown season. The front features a bold color portrait with a classic action shot inset, while the reverse showcases his career statistics and the iconic comic-strip narrative Topps used to tell player stories. The card shows honest wear consistent with handling and play from nearly seven decades ago; creasing is visible on the corners and edges, with surface wear to the image and text areas and color fading. The corners are softened, and the centering is slightly off, typical for the issue. This is the card that defined the modern baseball card market and remains one of the most recognizable sports cards ever printed.

Lot: 227 - 1960S BASEBALL CARD LOT, 5 CARDS VINTAGE

A collection of five vintage baseball cards from the 1960s, including Norm Larker (Los Angeles Dodgers, 1B), Taylor Phillips (Philadelphia Phillies, Pitcher), Ernie Broglio (St. Louis Cardinals, Pitcher), Mickey Vernon (Washington Senators, Manager), and a 1961 Topps checklist card. The cards show typical wear consistent with age and play, with varying degrees of surface wear, corner rounding, and slight creasing on some examples. The reverse sides display complete statistics and career highlights. These cards represent popular players and teams from the early 1960s era and appeal to vintage card collectors, team specialists, and set completers. Condition ranges from fair to good for cards of this vintage.

Lot: 228 - 1960S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS LOT 5 CARDS

A set of five vintage 1960s Topps baseball cards featuring a mix of Hall of Fame and notable players from the era. The lot includes Lou Berberet (Detroit Tigers catcher), Dick Schofield (Pittsburgh Pirates infielder), Ray Sadecki (St. Louis Cardinals pitcher), Nelson Chittum (Boston Red Sox pitcher), and Ike Delock (Boston Red Sox pitcher). Cards show the classic Topps design of the period with color photography, inset black and white action shots, team logos, and printed statistics on the reverse. Each card displays typical wear consistent with age and handling, with visible surface wear, slight creasing, and color fading. Condition varies by card.

Lot: 229 - 1960S TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT OF 5

A set of five vintage 1960s Topps baseball cards featuring four individual player cards and one team checklist card. Included are Bill Skowron (New York Yankees, First Base), Bob Nieman (St. Louis Cardinals, Outfield), Bill Fischer (Washington Senators, Pitcher), and Roman Mejias (Pittsburgh Pirates, Outfield), plus the Washington Senators team card and Topps Baseball Check List (1st Series). All cards are raw and ungraded. The fronts display classic early-1960s Topps design with vivid color separation and original player photography. Card backs show major league statistics and season highlights for each player. Overall condition shows typical age appropriate wear including light surface wear, minor corner rounding, and slight color fading consistent with cards of this era that have been handled and stored over six decades. No major creases or stains are visible, though close examination typical of vintage card collecting should be expected.

Lot: 230 - 1993 NOLAN RYAN THE KING OF THE K

Crisp corners and clear color

Lot: 231 - 1960S BASEBALL CARD LOT, 5 CARDS

A five card collection from the early 1960s featuring vintage Topps baseball cards in good to very good condition. The lot includes Bobby Richardson (New York Yankees, second base), Art Ditmar (New York Yankees, pitcher), Cal McLish (Cincinnati Reds, pitcher), Carroll Hardy (Cleveland Indians, outfield), and Bill Tuttle (Kansas City Athletics, outfield). Each card displays the classic design of the era with color player photography, team logo, position, and season statistics printed on the reverse. The cards show moderate wear consistent with age and play, including light creasing, minor surface wear, and some color fading typical of 1960s cardboard stock. A solid grouping for the vintage card collector or team assembler working through the decade.

Lot: 232 - PETE ROSE TOPPS #430 CARD

Rounded corners, slight creasing. In fair condition

Lot: 233 - 1996 BEST TODD HELTON NEW HAVEN RAVENS

PSA Graded, Mint 9. Very good condition

Lot: 234 - 1960 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS LOT, 5 CARDS

A collection of five 1960 Topps baseball cards featuring Clint Courtney (Washington Senators, catcher), Dick Groat (Pittsburgh Pirates, shortstop), Hank Bauer (Kansas City Athletics, outfield), Tony Taylor (Chicago Cubs, second base), and Vic Wertz (Boston Red Sox, first base). Each card displays the original front artwork with player photograph and team identification, along with the reverse side showing career statistics and season highlights. Condition shows age-appropriate wear typical of 1960s cards that have been stored and handled over decades, with creasing, rounded corners, and light discoloring.

Lot: 235 - 1960S YANKEES CARDS - 5 TOPPS ISSUES

A set of five 1960s Topps baseball cards featuring New York Yankees players: Andy Carey (Third Base), Bobby Shantz (Pitcher), Hector Lopez (Outfield), Zack Monroe (Pitcher), and Kent Hadley (First Base). Each card displays the classic Topps design of the era with color photography, player statistics on the reverse, and season highlights. The cards show typical age and handling wear with creasing, rounded corners, tape residue, and discoloring.

Lot: 236 - 1950S ST. LOUIS CARDINALS 5-CARD LOT

A set of five vintage baseball cards from the early 1950s featuring St. Louis Cardinals players: Don Blasingame (second base), Phil Paine (pitcher), Herm Wehmeier (pitcher), Wilmer Mizell (pitcher), and Bobby G. Smith (outfield). The cards display the classic design of the era with bright color backgrounds, player photography, and complete statistics on the reverse. All five cards show age-appropriate wear consistent with cards that have been handled and stored for over six decades, with creasing, color fading, and rounded corners. A solid grouping for the Cardinals collector or vintage 1950s enthusiast building a mid-century baseball card collection.

Lot: 237 - 1950S BALTIMORE ORIOLES BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 5

Five vintage 1950s baseball cards featuring Baltimore Orioles players, presented raw and ungraded. The lot includes Al Pilarcik (Outfield, blue background), Hoyt Wilhelm (Pitcher, yellow background), Art Ceccarelli (Pitcher, blue), Jim Busby (Outfield, blue), and Ken Lehman (Pitcher, blue). Cards show typical age-appropriate wear consistent with handling and storage over seven decades, light corner rounding, minor edge wear, and natural color fading visible on some examples. The Wilhelm card, in particular, shows the most noticeable aging. A solid foundational group for the vintage Orioles team collector or 1950s baseball card enthusiast building a period collection.

Lot: 238 - VINTAGE SPORTS CARD LOT, BASEBALL FOOTBALL HOOPS

25+ mixed lot of Baseball, Football, and Basketball cards spanning multiple vintage years, including Topps issues featuring Ron Boone, Chuck Williams, Pete Cross, Jim Bakken, and Nick Weatherspoon. A nice mix for team and player collectors looking to fill gaps in vintage sets across all three sports, with several recognizable team logos and uniforms from the 1970s. All cards are raw and ungraded. Condition varies throughout the lot, with creasing, color fading, scuffed edges, and rounded corners noted on multiple cards.

Lot: 239 - 1950S BALTIMORE ORIOLES TRADING CARDS, 5-CARD LOT

A collection of five 1950s Topps trading cards featuring Baltimore Orioles players: Billy Gardner (2nd Base), Ernie Johnson (Pitcher), Whitey Lockman (First Base/Outfield), Lenny Green (Outfield), and Milt Pappas (Pitcher). The cards showcase the classic early Topps design with team logos and player photography characteristic of the era. Reverses display career statistics, biographical text, and colorful illustrations typical of 1950s baseball card production. A foundational lot for collectors building Orioles team sets or pursuing early Topps baseball from this period. Conditions vary from creasing, rounded corners, scuffed edges, and discoloration from the years.

Lot: 240 - 1980 RICKEY HENDERSON ROOKIE CARD SIGNED A'S

Rickey Henderson's iconic 1980 Topps rookie card #482, facsimile signature across the card. The card captures Henderson in his Oakland A's uniform during his debut season, when he would go on to steal 100 bases as a 21-year-old rookie, a feat that announced one of baseball's most dynamic base-stealers. The reverse documents his minor league progression through Boise, Modesto, Jersey City, and Ogden before he arrived in Oakland. An essential piece for Henderson collectors. The card shows moderate play wear consistent with a 1980 issue that has circulated, with creasing and edge wear visible.

Lot: 241 - TOPPS CARD 300 HANK AARON

(There is tape on t he top of the card.)

Lot: 242 - '64 TOPPS BASEBALL BATTING LEADERS & RECORD HOLDER

Two iconic Topps baseball cards from the mid-1960s: a 1964 National League Batting Leaders card featuring Bob Clemente, Rico Carty, and Hank Aaron, and a 1965 Topps #413 All-Time Record Holders card showcasing Roger Maris and Hank Aaron. Both cards document pivotal moments in baseball history — the 1964 card captures three of the era's most dominant hitters in their prime, while the record holders card immortalizes Maris's 61-home-run season (1961) and Aaron's career home run recor trajectory. Raw, ungraded condition; cards show typical vintage wear consistent with age and storage, with creases and rounded corners and some discoloration.

Lot: 243 - PRIDE OF N.L. WILLIE MAYS & STAN MUSIAL

In good condition, corners are rounded, no creasing

Lot: 244 - 1950S YANKEES TRADING CARDS LOT, 5 CARDS

A set of five vintage New York Yankees trading cards from the 1950s, featuring Johnny Kucks (pitcher), Ryne Duren (pitcher), Hank Bauer (outfielder), Tom Sturdivant (pitcher), and a Words of Wisdom card with Larsen-Stengel. All cards display the classic design and color schemes typical of 1950s baseball cards, with team logos and player information on the reverse. Condition varies across the five cards, with typical wear consistent with vintage baseball cards from this period: creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and scuffed edges. An affordable entry point for collectors building a 1950s Yankees collection.

Lot: 245 - 1950S YANKEES 5-CARD LOT TOPPS HOWARD TURLEY

Set of five 1950s Topps baseball cards featuring New York Yankees players: Elston Howard (catcher), Bob Turley (pitcher), Bobby Shantz (pitcher), Enos Slaughter (outfield), and Bob Grim (pitcher). All cards display the iconic orange and yellow backgrounds characteristic of early Topps design. The lot includes both front and back images showing player photos and statistics. Cards show age-appropriate wear consistent with vintage playground use and storage; edges show typical handling wear, some color fading, and minor surface creases. A strong foundation piece for Yankees collectors and vintage Topps enthusiasts seeking 1950s roster representation from the dynasty era.

Lot: 246 - 1950S TOPPS YANKEES BASEBALL CARDS, 5 CARDS

Set of five 1950s Topps baseball cards featuring New York Yankees players: Jerry Lumpe (1959, Third Base), Art Ditmar (1959, Pitcher), Bob Turley (1958, Pitcher), Virgil Trucks (1959, Pitcher), and Marv Throneberry (1958, 1st Base). Front sides display colorful portraits and player names with team logos; reverse sides show complete major league statistics and career biographical text. Cards represent the tail end of the classic hand-drawn Topps era, when the Yankees remained among baseball's most storied franchises. All five cards show age-appropriate wear typical of handled vintage stock from this decade. Condition ranges from light to moderate wear; edges show creasing and color fading consistent with cards that spent decades in collections or circulation. A straightforward vintage Yankees grouping from the late 1950s–early 1960s period.

Lot: 247 - 1950S DETROIT TIGERS 5 CARDS LOT

A collection of five 1950s Topps baseball cards featuring Detroit Tigers players, all of which have a facsimile signature. The lot includes Frank Lary (pitcher), Pete Burnside (pitcher), Gail Harris (first base), Jerry Davie (pitcher), and Don Mossi (pitcher). The cards show the characteristic orange-red Topps design of the era with team identification and position printed below. Reverse sides carry complete statistics and career information. Condition varies with typical age-appropriate wear: creasing, light rounded corners on some, and color fading. A solid grouping for Tigers team collectors or those building vintage signed card collections from the 1950s roster.

Lot: 248 - 1950S DETROIT TIGERS CARD LOT - VIRGIL, LARY

A collection of five vintage Detroit Tigers baseball cards from the 1950s, all in an orange-background design typical of the era. The lot includes Ozzie Virgil (third baseman), Frank Lary (pitcher), Billy Hoeft (pitcher), Steve Boros (infield), and Rocky Bridges (shortstop). The reverse sides display complete statistics and career information. Signatures vary in strength and placement; some show light fading consistent with age. Cards exhibit typical wear from handling and storage, with minor creasing, edge wear, and surface marks visible on several examples. A solid mid-grade vintage lot for Tigers fans and 1950s card collectors building by team or era.

Lot: 249 - 1950S DETROIT TIGERS BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 5

A collection of five vintage Detroit Tigers baseball cards from the 1950s, including Charlie Lau (Catcher), Johnny Groth (Outfield), Gus Zernial (Outfield), Frank Bolling (Second Base), and Ray Boone (1st Base). All cards feature the classic yellow and red design typical of the era, with player photography on the front and complete statistical records on the back. The lot showcases a cross-section of Tigers' roster players from a significant period in the franchise's history. Condition varies by card; some show light surface wear and age-appropriate foxing consistent with 70+ years of storage, along with creasing and rounded corners. Johnny Groth appears to have tiny rips on the edge of the card. A solid example of mid-century baseball cardboard for the set builder or Tigers fan.

Lot: 250 - 1956 YOGI BERRA TOPPS CARD NO. 110, YANKEES

Lawrence Peter Berra, Hall of Fame catcher for the New York Yankees, is captured in this 1956 Topps issue showing him in pinstripes with his signature visible on the card front. The reverse gray back documents his impressive career statistics and achievements. This card presents moderately with visible wear consistent with age and play, showing the typical creasing, edge wear, and surface loss expected of a raw vintage card from this era. The front retains good color, and the iconic Topps design remains recognizable; the back shows standard foxing and toning. An essential card for Yankees collectors and anyone building a mid-1950s Topps Berra's cards from this period remain foundational to the hobby and increasingly difficult to locate in any condition.

Lot: 251 - 1967 TOPPS HARMON KILLEBREW SIGNED CARD 460

Harmon Killebrew's iconic 1967 Topps baseball card, a facsimile signature across the chest. The card captures Killebrew at age 25, just four years before his breakout 1965 World Series championship season, when he homered twice. Strong color, with some rounded corners and some discoloration.

Lot: 252 - ROGER MARIS VINTAGE TRADING CARD LOT

A significant collection of Roger Maris trading cards spanning three decades, featuring five distinct cards from his Hall of Fame career with the New York Yankees. The lot includes two 1962 Topps cards (No. 6), a 1962 Topps World Series #234 card, a 1979 Topps "A.L. and N.L. Home Kings" card pairing Maris with Orlando Cepeda, and a 1987 Kmart 25th Anniversary Collectors Edition card. The vintage cards show honest aging with light surface wear, edge rounding, corner softening, and creasing consistent with their age and circulation. All cards are raw and ungraded. This collection appeals to Yankees collectors, Maris completists, and those assembling vintage Topps run sets from the 1950s through 1980s. A meaningful grouping of one of baseball's most iconic players and home run record holders.

Lot: 253 - 1969 TOPPS WILLIE MAYS #190

In G/VG condition, rounded corners and scuffs along the edges.

Lot: 254 - MAGIC JOHNSON LAKERS TRADING CARDS LOT (1980S)

Two ungraded Magic Johnson Lakers trading cards from the 1980s, spanning multiple manufacturers and designs. The lot includes two Fleer issues: a standard yellow-bordered card and a patriotic stars-and-stripes design card. All cards show Johnson during his peak Lakers years, capturing the Hall of Famer in action on the court. The cards show typical wear consistent with cards from this era that have been handled and stored over decades. This lot appeals to Lakers collectors, Magic Johnson specialists, and vintage basketball card enthusiasts building sets from the early Fleer era of NBA cards.

Lot: 255 - TOPPS '59 #147 CUBS CLUBBERS #156 ACE HURLERS

G/VG condition. #147 Cubs Clubbers (Long, Banks, Moryn), color fade, and some creasing. #156 Ace Hurlers (Pierce and Roberts) rounded corners.

Lot: 256 - PSA TOPPS 1952 WES WESTRUM #75 VG-EX 4

PSA grading of VG-EX 4. #75 TOPPS Wes Westrum

Lot: 257 - 1959 MICKEY MANTLE TOPPS ALL-STAR

One Mickey Mantle 1959 Topps "All Star Selection" #564 card featuring Mantle as center fielder for the American League Yankees, with the distinctive blue background, shield design, and eagle emblem characteristic of that year's issue. The reverse shows Mantle in a switch-hitting stance in a red uniform, with the printed endorsements "Mickey is the best switch-hitter of all time" and "He is the tape measure champion of modern sluggers". Both cards show honest wear consistent with vintage age and handling, with typical creasing, surface wear, period discoloration, and edge wear. Essential for serious Mantle collectors pursuing comprehensive career representation and for type collectors seeking Topps.

Lot: 258 - 1950S BASEBALL CARDS LOT, 14 CARDS

A collection of 14 vintage baseball trading cards from the 1950s, featuring players from the era including Hal Griggs, Bill Virdon, Roy Face, Paul Smith, Harry Hanebrink, Carlton Willey, Dale Long, Stan Lopata, Gary Bell, Don Ferrarese, Mickey Vernon, and Cal McLish. The card backs show statistics, career information, and advertisements. Condition varies across the group, with some cards showing light wear, corner softness, and minor creasing consistent with age and handling. Don Ferrarese's corner is cut at the top.

Lot: 259 - 2022 NEGRO LEAGUES BASEBALL SILVER DOLLAR

In very good condition, the case is broken a little.

Lot: 260 - 1956 TOPPS YOGI BERRA #110 YANKEES CATCHER

Yogi Berra, one of baseball's greatest catchers and a cornerstone of the Yankees' dynasty, appears on this 1956 Topps issue. The card features his portrait on the obverse with action sequences in the background, and the reverse gray back displays his complete major league statistics through 1955, including his 27 home runs that season. This raw example shows typical wear consistent with vintage playing cards from this era, with visible aging to the surface and borders. An essential piece for collectors building complete 1956 Topps sets or focusing on Yankees Hall of Famers from the postwar period.

Lot: 261 - 1986-87 FLEER MAGIC JOHNSON LAKERS CARD #1

Magic Johnson as a Los Angeles Lakers guard in this 1986-87 Fleer card from one of the most dominant eras in NBA history. The card captures Johnson during his prime, wearing the iconic yellow Lakers jersey number 32. The back details his record-breaking 1987 playoff performance. This is card number 1 of 11 in the Fleer Lakers team subset, making it the key card for collectors building complete team sets from this era. The card shows typical wear consistent with a 37-year-old example that has been handled and stored without professional grading protection, with a light crease, rounded corners and color fading.

Lot: 262 - 1950S BALTIMORE ORIOLES BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 5

A collection of five vintage 1950s baseball cards featuring Baltimore Orioles players: Bob Boyd (1st Base), Arnie Portocarrero (Pitcher), Milt Pappas (Pitcher), Billy Loes (Pitcher), and Jack Harshman (Pitcher). Cards display the classic design of the era with colorful backgrounds, player portraits, and statistical information on the reverse. Bob Boyd's card features the distinctive green background, while the remaining four cards showcase the blue design typical of early-1950s Orioles issues. The reverses show hand-drawn cartoon illustrations and complete statistical tables. All cards remain raw and ungraded. Condition varies with age-appropriate wear, with creasing, scuffed corners, and edges.

Lot: 263 - 1969 TOPPS PETE ROSE #120 BASEBALL CARD

Pete Rose rookie card from the iconic 1969 Topps baseball set, featuring the Cincinnati Reds outfielder who would become MLB's all-time hits leader with 4,256 career hits. Rose was National League Rookie of the Year in 1963 and would go on to win three World Series championships and earn induction into multiple halls of fame before his controversial ban from baseball. This raw card shows typical wear consistent with its age but displays well with good color and centering.

Lot: 264 - 1950S YANKEES TRADING CARDS LOT OF 5

Lot of five vintage New York Yankees baseball cards from the 1950s, featuring Ryne Duren (1959 issue with facsimile signature), Deron Johnson (1959 Sporting News Rookie Stars), Moose Skowron (1st Base), Tony Kubek (2nd Base/S.S./O.F.), and Norm Siebern (Outfield). All cards display the classic orange and multi-color design typical of the era. Card backs show statistics and player information printed in the original style. Condition shows expected age with surface wear, light creasing, and some color fading consistent with 50-year-old cards stored casually.

Lot: 265 - LOT OF 5 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS 1960S

A collection of five vintage Topps baseball cards from the 1960s era, featuring Steve Korcheck (Washington Senators, catcher), Robin Roberts (Philadelphia Phillies, pitcher), Gus Triandos (Baltimore Orioles, catcher), J.C. Martin (Chicago White Sox, infielder), and Eli Grba (New York Yankees, pitcher). The lot represents a snapshot of mid-century major league rosters across five different teams. Cards show varying degrees of age-appropriate wear with creasing and color fading. J.C. Martin does have a small rip at the top of the card.

Lot: 266 - 1972 TOPPS WILLIE MAYS IN ACTION #50

This raw 1972 Topps Willie Mays "In Action" card (#50) features the Say Hey Kid in his iconic Giants uniform. Mays, a Hall of Famer and 24-time All-Star, hit 660 home runs and is considered one of baseball's greatest five-tool players. The card shows typical wear consistent with the era and appears ungraded.

Lot: 267 - 1956 TOPPS MICKEY MANTLE CARD #135

A 1956 Topps Mickey Mantle card featuring the Yankees outfielder in his prime, with a facsimile signature. The reverse side of the card shows his biographical information and career statistics, including his 1955 league-leading 37 home runs. Condition shows age-appropriate wear consistent with a vintage card from this era that has been handled and preserved over decades. With color fading, rounded edges, as well as water marks, an authentic piece of 1950s Yankees history with the added appeal of Mantle's personal inscription.

Lot: 268 - 1960S BASEBALL CARDS, 5-CARD LOT

1960s baseball cards featuring five players from the early decade era. Lot includes John Romonosky, Rocky Nelson, Wally Post, Milt Pappas, and Hal Naragon. Each card displays classic typography, period photography, and statistical backs typical of the 1960 Topps issue. The backs show season highlights and career records printed in the golden-yellow design characteristic of that year. Cards are in raw condition with age-appropriate wear visible on edges and corners; some creasing and surface wear are present throughout the lot, consistent with handled vintage cards from this era. A solid foundation lot for the early-1960s team collector or anyone building a period set.

Lot: 269 - 1950S KANSAS CITY ATHLETICS PITCHERS, 5 CARDS

Lot of five baseball cards from the 1950s featuring Kansas City Athletics pitchers: Tom Gorman (yellow), Bob Grim (pink), Duke Maas (orange), Virgil Trucks (orange), and Ray Herbert (orange). All cards show the classic early-1950s design with player photo, team name, and position. The reverse sides show statistics and career biographical information. Conditions vary from creasing, softened corners and edges, surface wear, and color fading. These represent a solid run of Kansas City pitching talent during the franchise's early years in Missouri.

Lot: 270 - ROGER MARIS YANKEES TRADING CARDS COLLECTION LOT

Substantial collection of Roger Maris cards and memorabilia spanning multiple decades and manufacturers, centered on the Yankees legend who hit 61 home runs in 1961 to break Babe Ruth's single-season record. The lot includes vintage 1950s-60s issues such as a 1960 Topps card and various modern reprints and special editions. Cards display the range of Maris' photography and design work across Topps, Upper Deck, and other manufacturers. Also present are several insert cards and special premium sets featuring Maris' biography and statistics. Conditions vary from well-preserved vintage pieces to modern mint cards; vintage issues show expected wear from age and handling, while modern reprints remain clean. An ideal lot for Yankees collectors, Maris enthusiasts, and those building vintage AL outfielder sets.

Lot: 271 - 1956 TOPPS ERNIE BANKS ROOKIE CARD RAW

The iconic 1956 Topps rookie card of Ernie Banks, Hall of Fame shortstop for the Chicago Cubs and one of baseball's most beloved figures. The card displays the classic Topps design of the era with Banks' portrait on the right and action photography on the left, along with his facsimile signature. The reverse features the cartoon narrative of Banks' path to the majors and his complete statistics through 1955. Raw condition with visible wear consistent with a card of this age that has circulated among collectors for nearly seven decades, with discoloration and rounded corners.

Lot: 272 - 1950S BASEBALL CARDS MIXED TEAMS LOT 6

Lot of five vintage baseball cards from the 1950s. Includes Albie Pearson (Washington Senators outfielder), Bob Grim (Kansas City Athletics pitcher), Bill Tuttle (Kansas City Athletics), Ray Herbert (Kansas City A's pitcher), Jack Urban (Kansas City Athletics, #18), and Hector Lopez (Kansas City Athletics). Cards show original color lithography with player photos, team identification, and statistics on the reverse. The cards exhibit age-appropriate wear consistent with storage from the 1950s era, including light creasing, slight edge wear, and minor surface marks. A representative sampling of Kansas City Athletics roster cards from the mid-century franchise era.

Lot: 273 - 1950S ST. LOUIS CARDINALS 5-CARD LOT

Five vintage 1950s baseball cards featuring St. Louis Cardinals players: Bobby G. Smith (Outfield), Lloyd Merritt (Pitcher), Joe Taylor (Outfield), Bob Blaylock (Pitcher), and Hal R. Smith (Catcher). The cards display vibrant period colors: green, orange, blue, and pink backgrounds, with player portraits and facsimile signatures. Back sides show career statistics, biographical text, and league record information typical of mid-century issues. Cards exhibit moderate wear consistent with age and handling, with visible creasing, corner softness, and surface loss on several examples. This lot represents a solid cross-section of Cardinals roster cards from the early 1950s, ideal for team-set builders and vintage baseball enthusiasts. Strong collector demand for complete Cardinals lineups from this era makes the assembly of original five-card groups increasingly difficult.

Lot: 274 - 1961 TOPPS #417 JUAN MARICHAL G-VG

Slightly rounded

Lot: 275 - GEORGE EARNSHAW BIG LEAGUE CHEWING GUM

Creasing, rounded corners. Fair condition

Lot: 276 - 1950S BALTIMORE ORIOLES BASEBALL CARDS, 6-CARD LOT

Lot of six 1950s Baltimore Orioles trading cards featuring Hall of Famers and key roster players from the franchise's formative years. Lot includes Hal Brown (Pitcher), Connie Johnson (Pitcher), Al Pilarcik (Outfield), Foster Castleman (3rd Base), Hoyt Wilhelm (Pitcher), and Gus Triandos (Catcher). Cards display the classic design of the era with bright color backgrounds, team logos, and player statistics on the reverse. The blue-background cards (Brown, Johnson, Pilarcik) and yellow-background cards (Castleman, Wilhelm, Triandos) show age-appropriate wear with some creasing, rounded corners, scuffed edges and bent corners. This grouping appeals to Orioles franchise historians, vintage baseball card collectors, and builders seeking pre-1960 Hall of Fame representation.

Lot: 277 - 1950S BOSTON RED SOX TRADING CARDS LOT (5)

A collection of five vintage baseball trading cards featuring Boston Red Sox players from the 1950s era. The lot includes Ike Delock, Jerry Zimmerman, Mike Fornieles, Pete Daley, and Ted Lepcio. The fronts display color photography with player names and positions; reverses show career statistics and biographical text typical of the period. Condition varies with typical wear, creasing, and aging consistent with 1950s-era cards that have been handled and stored over decades. This grouping appeals to Red Sox collectors, vintage baseball enthusiasts, and those building mid-century Topps team sets.

Lot: 278 - 1950S CINCINNATI REDLEGS 5-CARD LOT

Five vintage baseball cards from the 1950s Cincinnati Redlegs, featuring Willard Schmidt (pitcher), Claude Osteen (pitcher), Roy McMillan (shortstop), Dutch Dotterer (catcher), and Don Hoak (third base). Condition varies naturally with age; cards show typical wear with color fading, rounded corners, and creasing. Willard Schmidt's card is cut with an X in the middle.

Lot: 279 - WILLIE MAYS & ORLANDO CEPEDA

#306, in good condition. Some creasing, corners are rounded

Lot: 280 - 1950S SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS CARD LOT (5)

1950s baseball cards featuring San Francisco Giants players from the classic era. The lot includes Al Worthington, Jackie Brandt, Daryl Spencer, Felipe Alou, and Johnny Antonelli. All cards show the characteristic design and printing of late-1950s Topps baseball issues. Backs display complete statistics and career information typical of the period. Cards remain raw and ungraded. Condition varies from creasing, bent or rounded corners, and color fading.

Lot: 281 - 1960S BASEBALL CARDS LOT

Set of five vintage 1960s baseball cards featuring George Anderson (Philadelphia Phillies), Roy Sievers (Washington Senators), Gordon Jones (Baltimore Orioles), Pumpsie Green (Boston Red Sox), and Ruben Gomez (Philadelphia Phillies). Each card displays the classic Topps design of the era with player photo, team name, and position on the front; reverse side includes career statistics and biographical text. Cards show typical wear consistent with age and circulation from this period, some creasing, some rounded edges. This lot captures a cross section of early 1960s Major League talent and offers solid vintage appeal for collectors building period sets or seeking affordable examples of classic Topps cardstock.

Lot: 282 - 1972 TOPPS IN ACTION BOBBY BONDS & PETE ROSE CARDS

Two classic 1972 Topps In Action cards featuring Hall of Famer Pete Rose (#560) and slugger Bobby Bonds (#712). Both cards capture the players mid-swing in vibrant color photography typical of early-1970s Topps design, with bold "In Action" headers and team identification. The Rose card shows the Cincinnati Reds legend at bat, while the Bonds card depicts the outfielder following through on his swing. Both cards are in good condition with softened corners consistent with age and handling; no tears, creases, or heavy stains are visible. A solid pair for vintage card collectors focused on 1970s issues or these two accomplished players.

Lot: 283 - 1950S BALTIMORE ORIOLES BASEBALL CARDS, 5-CARD LOT

Vintage 1950s trading cards featuring five Baltimore Orioles players from the classic Topps era. The lot includes Bob Nieman (outfield), Jim Finigan (infield), Bert Hamric (outfield), George Kell (third base), and Billy Gardner (second base). Cards display the iconic painted portraits and colorful backgrounds typical of early-1950s Topps design, with player statistics and biographical information printed on the reverse. All five cards remain ungraded and in raw condition with creasing, rounded corners, scuffed edges, and tape residue. This is a solid group lot for collectors building vintage Orioles team sets or 1950s Topps collections.

Lot: 284 - BECKETT 3.5 1962 TOPPS #59 JOE SCHMIDT

1962 Topps #59 Joe Schmidt, Detroit Lions linebacker, graded BVG 3.5 Very Good+. Schmidt was one of the era's premier defensive players and a cornerstone of the Lions' championship teams; his card shows strong color and registration with the classic horizontal layout, action photo on the left, and full statistics on the reverse. The card exhibits light wear consistent with the grade, minor corner rounding, slight surface wear, and age-appropriate centering. This is an iconic piece from Schmidt's peak years, capturing one of football's all-time greats in the early 1960s Topps set. A solid mid-grade example of a key Hall of Famer from one of the hobby's most collected football card issues.

Lot: 285 - 1950S BALTIMORE ORIOLES 5-CARD LOT

Lot of five vintage baseball cards from the 1950s featuring Baltimore Orioles players and team. Includes individual cards of Gene Woodling (two variations), Lenny Green, and Jack Harshman, plus one 1959 Topps Baltimore Orioles team card. The cards display the characteristic yellow backgrounds and bright colors common to that era. Backs feature player statistics and biographical information. A solid mid-century Orioles grouping for team or vintage baseball collectors building period collections. Conditions vary from creasing, tape residue, rounded corners, and discoloration. The team card appears to have been trimmed.

Lot: 286 - TOM SEAVER TOPPS CARDS LOT 1970-1972

Three vintage Topps baseball cards featuring Hall of Famer Tom Seaver across his dominant early 1970s pitching career. The lot includes the 1970 Topps #300, the 1972 Topps #445, and the 1972 Topps #446 card documenting his record-setting 1971 season. All cards are raw and ungraded. Seaver remains one of baseball's most collected pitchers, with strong demand among vintage Mets fans, Hall of Fame set builders, and 1970s baseball card enthusiasts. Condition varies across the lot, with light creasing and scuffing along the edges.

Lot: 287 - 2 LARRY BIRD BASKETBALL CARDS 1986-1988

A pair of iconic Larry Bird cards spanning his peak years with the Boston Celtics. Lot includes the 1986 Star Court Kings #4 of Bird as "1986 Court King", a premium issue from Star featuring on-court action, and the 1987-88 Fleer #11 showing Bird in green Celtics uniform with stats and career achievements on the reverse. Both cards capture Bird during his dominant late-1980s era when he won three NBA championships (1981, 1984, 1986) and finished his Hall of Fame career as one of basketball's greatest forwards. The 1986 Star card is particularly sought after as a key issue from Star's premium basketball line, while the Fleer #11 is a cornerstone card for 1980s Boston Celtics team collectors and Bird completists. Both cards show age-appropriate wear consistent with 35+ year-old cardstock stored and handled over decades.

Lot: 288 - 1960S BASEBALL CARDS LOT, 5 CARDS

Five vintage baseball cards from the 1960 Topps set, featuring Hector Lopez (Yankees outfielder), Cletis Boyer (Yankees shortstop), Gino Cimoli (Pirates outfielder), Jim Owens (Phillies pitcher), and Lindy McDaniel (Cardinals pitcher). Each card displays the classic Topps design of the era with color blocked backgrounds, player photos, team logos, and statistical information on the reverse. The lot represents a cross section of period talent spanning multiple teams and positions. All five cards are raw, and ungraded. Condition varies by card. Show age appropriate wear consistent with six decades of storage, including light corner wear, some edge softening, and minor surface marks. These cards appeal to vintage set builders, team collectors (Yankees, Pirates, Phillies, Cardinals), and enthusiasts of 1960s baseball cardboard.

Lot: 289 - 2022 ELLY DE LA CRUZ SIGNED BOWMAN STERLING ROOKIE

Elly De La Cruz, the Cincinnati Reds' young shortstop and third baseman, signed this 2022 Bowman Sterling autographed card in 2018 as a free agent acquisition. The card features a dynamic action pose and carries Topps Certified Autograph authentication, with the signing witnessed by Topps representatives to guarantee legitimacy. The back confirms the card's pedigree with acquisition details and MLB licensing. De La Cruz emerged as one of baseball's most talented young players, and his early autographed cards from premium sets like Sterling command collector attention as foundational pieces in any comprehensive collection of his career.

Lot: 290 - WILLIE MAYS TOPPS #250

Corners are rounded, some creasing, writing on the front of the card

Lot: 291 - 1950S BALTIMORE ORIOLES BASEBALL CARDS - 5 CARDS

Set of five vintage Baltimore Orioles baseball cards from the 1950s featuring Jerry Walker (1959 Sporting News Rookie Stars), Billy Klaus, Arnie Portocarrero, Billy Loes, and Milt Pappas. The lot includes both front and back images showing player portraits and complete statistics. Cards display the characteristic design and typography of early 1950s-era issues. The cards show typical age-appropriate wear with creasing, rounded corners, and color fading. This collection captures a specific moment in Baltimore Orioles history and appeals to both vintage card collectors and Orioles team historians. The variety of players and card designs within this small group makes it representative of mid-century baseball card production.

Lot: 292 - 1968 TOPPS OSCAR ROBERTSON #100 BASKETBALL CARD

1968 Topps basketball card featuring Oscar Robertson of the Milwaukee Bucks in his iconic #14 jersey, captured mid-shot against a bright orange background. The reverse documents Robertson's complete career statistics with Cincinnati (1960-1971) and notes his membership in the exclusive 20,000 career point club, with 7,731 assists — then the NBA's all-time high. An annotation highlights that Oscar served as captain of the 1960 U.S. Olympic team. This is classic early Topps basketball with bold graphics, vibrant color, and the statistical depth that made these cards essential references for fans.

Lot: 293 - O.J. SIMPSON ROOKIE/MUGSHOT CARD

This Topps rookie card captures O.J. Simpson in his Buffalo Bills uniform with a facsimile signature in gold ink across the photograph. The card's reverse side features a Los Angeles Police Department mugshot from 1994, creating a stark historical document that reflects the trajectory of Simpson's life from his Hall of Fame football career to the events that would define his later years. The front displays the iconic yellow border and oval photo format characteristic of late-1970s Topps football design, with the running back position designation clearly marked. The combination of the rookie imagery and the jail photograph on the reverse makes this a singular piece of sports history that collectors of football memorabilia, Simpson cards, and items documenting significant cultural moments will recognize as historically significant. The card shows wear consistent with age and handling.

Lot: 294 - 1960S BASEBALL CARD LOT

Set of 5 vintage baseball cards from the early 1960s, featuring Richie Ashburn (Chicago Cubs), Tom Borland (1960 Rookie Star), Al Kaline (Detroit Tigers), Reno Bertoia (Washington Senators), and Johnny Briggs (Cleveland Indians). Cards display original color printing, player photographs, and statistics typical of the era. Fronts and backs are visible in the photos; condition ranges from light wear consistent with age and storage. A solid middle grade collection suitable for set builders or vintage card enthusiasts focused on early 1960s players.

Lot: 295 - PSA NM-MT 8, 1988 DONRUSS STAN MUSIAL PUZZLE CARD

Stan Musial, the legendary St. Louis Cardinals outfielder and Hall of Famer, is featured on this 1988 Donruss Baseball puzzle card, graded PSA NM-MT 8. The card showcases Musial in his Cardinals uniform with the distinctive puzzle-piece cutouts across the back that made this series a unique collectible from the late 1980s. The front displays vibrant color and sharp detail with the Donruss design framing his image, while the reverse shows the clean, raised puzzle elements typical of the issue. This grade places it well above the average survival rate for puzzle cards, which typically show wear from handling or assembly attempts. The combination of a Hall of Famer, strong technical condition, and the novelty factor of the puzzle insert makes this an appealing piece for vintage Donruss collectors and Musial enthusiasts alike.

Lot: 296 - 1960'S TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, HOME RUN LEADERS

Two vintage Topps baseball cards from the early 1960s, both featuring Hall of Famers and iconic moments in National League history. The 1963 Home Run Leaders card displays Hank Aaron (Milwaukee Braves), Willie McCovey (San Francisco Giants), Willie Mays (San Francisco Giants), and Orlando Cepeda (San Francisco Giants) in a four-portrait layout highlighting that season's power hitters. The 1960's Fence Busters card pairs Willie Mays and Willie McCovey, with explanatory text on the reverse detailing their career achievements and the friendly competition between the two Giants stars—McCovey won Rookie of the Year in 1959 while Mays was named National League Rookie of the Year in 1951. Both cards are raw and housed in clear plastic sleeves, showing age-appropriate wear consistent with mid-century storage and handling. A solid foundation lot for vintage Topps collectors pursuing early-1960s issues or specializing in Hall of Fame subjects.

Lot: 297 - 1988 DONRUSS STAN MUSIAL PUZZLE CARD PSA EX-MT 6

Stan Musial, the Cardinals' legendary "Man for All Seasons," is featured on this 1988 Donruss Baseball puzzle card, graded PSA EX-MT 6. The front displays Musial in his classic batting stance wearing a Cardinals uniform, with vibrant original color and sharp printing typical of high-grade examples from this release. The reverse is the puzzle portion, showing the die-cut puzzle grid intact and unassembled, exactly as intended for the original product. This card sits well above the typical preservation level for puzzle cards, which are notoriously difficult to locate in near-mint condition since most were assembled or lost to storage wear. Musial, a 24-time All-Star and Hall of Famer, remains one of baseball's most collected players, making any high-grade card of his image a cornerstone for Cardinals collectors, vintage set builders, and Musial devotees alike.

Lot: 298 - 1961 TOPPS ERNIE BANKS #350 CHICAGO CUBS

Ernie Banks, the Hall of Fame shortstop and two-time National League MVP, appears on this 1961 Topps card #350 during his prime years with the Chicago Cubs. The front features a sharp color portrait with Banks in a Cubs uniform; the back displays his complete major league batting record from 1953–1960 and three cartoon panels noting his 1958-1959 MVP awards and his swimming ability. This card shows rounded corners and tape residue in the middle of the card, typical wear. A key card for any Cubs era set or Banks career collector.

Lot: 299 - 1960S BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 5 TOPPS VINTAGE

Vintage Topps baseball card collection from the 1960s featuring five cards in good condition. The lot includes Eli Grba New York Yankees Pitcher, New York Yankees Team Card, Gil McDougald New York Yankees 3rd Base/2nd Base, Gene Conley Philadelphia Phillies Pitcher, and Bobby Locke Cleveland Indians Pitcher. Each card displays the classic Topps design of the era with color photography, player statistics, and career highlights on the reverse. Cards show typical vintage wear consistent with age and handling. A solid foundation lot for collectors seeking 1960s Topps baseball cards or those building Yankees and vintage pitcher collections.

Lot: 300 - HANK AARON TOPPS #400 BASEBALL CARDS G

Some wear on the card. There is a bend in the corner as well as some color discoloration

Lot: 301 - 2018 PANINI DONRUSS SHAI GILGEOUS-ALEXANDER RC PSA

2018-19 Panini Donruss rookie card of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, card #162 of the LA Clippers. The card is sealed in a PSA slab graded Gem Mint 10, representing near-perfect condition for this modern issue. Front displays the Rated Rookie designation with strong photography and vibrant red borders typical of the 2018 Donruss design. Back includes NCAA career statistics and biographical information. Gilgeous-Alexander averaged 19.0 points and 4.0 assists in the 2018 Las Vegas Summer League, establishing himself as a prospect worthy of collection. PSA cert 115393800.

Lot: 302 - BALTIMORE ORIOLES RETIRED NUMBER PINS, SET OF 11

Eleven gold-tone enamel pins commemorating Baltimore Orioles retired numbers, comprised of ten pins featuring number 22 and one featuring number 33 in black jersey design. Each pin comes mounted on an original cardstock backing card from TheOrioles.com that details the uniform history: the orange pullover was an alternate uniform from 1975 through 1988, while the black jersey has been worn as an alternate since 1993. The cards note that these are part of a five-pin collector series. All pins remain factory sealed in clear plastic sleeves, in unused condition. Essential for the dedicated Orioles fan building a complete retired number collection or seeking to commemorate the franchise's most storied players.

Lot: 303 - 1991 NOLAN RYAN NO-HITTER SIGNED TICKET DISPLAY

Exceptional commemorative display celebrating Nolan Ryan's seventh and final no-hitter, pitched on May 1, 1991, at Arlington Stadium against the Toronto Blue Jays. The lot includes the original green ticket stub (Game 10, Section 305, Row 10, Seat 5), a 1991 Score Nolan Ryan Polar Bear card, and a signed and dated quote from Ryan reflecting on the achievement: "I think that this no-hitter is the most rewarding because it was in front of these hometown fans who have supported me since I have been here. Thank me was for them." Signature is ballpoint pen on cream stock. The reverse panel features Ryan's complete no-hitter statistics and a Coors Light raincheck. All elements are mounted under acrylic in a single display frame. Ryan was 44 years old when he threw this historic pitch, making it one of sport's most improbable feats and a cornerstone piece for any serious Ryan or baseball memorabilia collection.

Lot: 304 - 1960S BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 5 TOPPS VINTAGE

Set of five 1960s Topps baseball cards in excellent vintage condition. The lot includes Kent Hadley (New York Yankees, First Base), Turk Lown (Chicago White Sox, Pitcher), Harvey Haddix (Pittsburgh Pirates, Pitcher), Bob Keegan (St. Louis Cardinals, Pitcher), and Alex Grammas (St. Louis Cardinals, Shortstop). All cards feature the classic colorful design and player portraits characteristic of early 1960s Topps issues. Cards show light handling wear consistent with age, with minor edge and corner softness typical of vintage cards from this era. Reverses are clean and legible with full statistics and season highlights intact. A solid vintage lot for the mid-century baseball card collector.

Lot: 305 - 5 1955 RED MAN ALL-STAR SERIES BASEBALL CARDS

A set of 5 cards from the 1955 Red Man All-Star Series, featuring classic baseball players from the mid-1950s era. The lot includes James "Dusty" Rhodes (Outfield), Bobby Avila (Second Base), a First Base player from the Cleveland Indians, Granny Hammer (Second Base, Philadelphia Phillies), and Al Schoendienst (Second Base, St. Louis Cardinals). Each card displays the hand-painted artwork typical of the Red Man issue, with player portrait on front and biographical text on back, printed on card stock. The 1955 Red Man series is a foundational issue for vintage baseball card collectors, issued by the Red Man chewing tobacco company as a popular mid-century promotional set. All five cards present well with original color and legible text. These cards appeal to vintage baseball collectors, Red Man series specialists, and 1950s sports ephemera enthusiasts alike.

Lot: 306 - 8 BASEBALL'S GREAT HALL OF FAME CARDS

Set of 8 vintage Baseball's Great Hall of Fame cards, circa 1910s, each printed with facsimile signatures of notable players including Fred Clarke (appears twice), John McGraw, Eddie Plank, Christy Mathewson, and others. The lot includes fronts showing player portraits and statistics, plus reverses displaying biographical text. Several cards show age-appropriate handling: light creasing, surface wear, edge browning, and small stains. One card (Mathewson) displays visible moisture spotting and a small rust mark. These promotional cards represent early 20th-century baseball memorabilia from the era when many of these players were active or recently retired Hall of Famers. Condition varies from fair to good; cards are suitable for display or collection but show honest wear consistent with their age.

Lot: 307 - 1950S BALTIMORE ORIOLES BASEBALL CARDS, 5-CARD LOT

A collection of five vintage baseball cards from the 1950s featuring Baltimore Orioles players. The lot includes Billy O'Dell (pitcher, yellow card, signed), Hal Brown (pitcher, white card), Chico Carrasquel (shortstop, blue card), Frank Zupo (catcher, yellow card), and Connie Johnson (pitcher, yellow card, signed). Cards show age-appropriate wear and consistent creasing, color fading, and rounded corners. Fronts display player photos and team identification; backs feature statistics and career information. A solid representation of the mid-1950s Orioles roster cards, popular with team collectors and vintage baseball card enthusiasts.

Lot: 308 - MICHAEL JORDAN GATORADE GOLD FOIL JUMBO CARDS, 11

A collection of 11 Upper Deck Michael Jordan Gatorade Gold Foil Jumbo cards spanning his career years 1986–1995. The set is missing only the 1985 card, making this nearly complete run from the iconic promotional series that celebrated Jordan's partnership with Gatorade. Each jumbo card features a different action photo of Jordan in his Chicago Bulls red jersey, with gold foil branding and full statistics on the back. The cards are in raw, ungraded condition with visible wear consistent with age and storage; some show light creasing, corner wear, and surface marks typical of jumbo promotional cards from this era. This is an essential lot for Jordan collectors seeking to complete the Gatorade series or build a comprehensive career retrospective of one of basketball's greatest players.

Lot: 309 - MICHAEL JORDAN SIGNED "THE SHOT" GOLD CARD UPPER

Upper Deck Authenticated commemorative gold card capturing Michael Jordan's iconic 1989 playoff shot against the Cleveland Cavaliers. The card displays the legendary image of Jordan elevating for the game-winning basket. Reverse features Jordan's career statistics and a detailed account of the moment's significance in NBA history. Accompanied by a numbered Upper Deck Certificate of Authenticity and original Upper Deck drawstring pouch with embroidered logo. This piece commemorates one of basketball's most pivotal moments and represents Jordan's dominance during the Chicago Bulls dynasty era. The card has developed light age patina consistent with a 1990s production item.

Lot: 310 - 1960S BASEBALL CARD LOT, 5 CARDS RAW

Five vintage 1960s baseball cards featuring Hall of Fame and notable players: Marty Keough (1961 Topps, Boston Red Sox outfielder), Vada Pinson (1960 Topps, Cincinnati Reds outfielder), Willie Jones (1960 Topps, Cincinnati Reds third baseman), Harry Chiti (1960 Topps, Kansas City Athletics catcher), and Al Schroll (1960 Topps, Chicago Cubs pitcher). All cards are raw and ungraded. Cards show typical vintage wear consistent with age and storage, with surface creasing, corner wear, and color fading visible on some examples. Condition varies card to card, ranging from fair to good. Back sides show career statistics and season highlights in period typography. A nice mixed lot for the vintage Topps collector or set builder seeking early 1960s commons and semi stars.

Lot: 311 - 2024 PANINI RETROSPECT BRETT FAVRE AUTO 17/25

2024 Panini Spectra Football Retrospect autographed card featuring Brett Favre, serial numbered 17/25. The card showcases a split design with Favre's iconic Atlanta Falcons and Minnesota Vikings uniforms, both wearing number 4, framed by vibrant retro-inspired rainbow graphics. His blue autograph is prominently displayed on the card face. Panini guarantees the autograph authenticity on the card back. This is a mid-tier serial number from a heavily limited parallel set, appealing to both Favre career collectors and modern football card investors seeking premium signed parallels. The card remains in its original protective sleeve within the hard case shown; condition appears well-preserved.

Lot: 312 - 1960S TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT, 30+ CARDS

A grouping of 30+ vintage Topps baseball cards spanning the 1960s, all raw and ungraded, offered as one lot. Players include Frank Bolling, Zeke Bella, Dave Hillman, Leo Kiely, Lindy McDaniel, Dick Ricketts, among others, drawing interest from team and player collectors. Mixed conditions throughout with creasing, rounded corners, and color fading consistent with cards over 60 years old. A solid entry point for anyone assembling a run of early 1960s Topps commons and semi-stars.

Lot: 313 - 15-CARD TOPPS VINTAGE BASEBALL LOT, 1959-61

Lot of 15 Topps baseball cards spanning the 1959, 1960, and 1961 seasons, featuring Boston Red Sox, Minnesota Twins, Milwaukee Braves, and Los Angeles Dodgers players, including Jim Lemon, Mickey Vernon, Sam Mele, and more. All 15 cards are raw and ungraded, in mixed condition throughout the lot with creasing, rounded and worn corners, color fading, and general surface wear consistent with cards over 60 years old; one back shows notable paper loss. A solid group for set-builders working on early 1960s Topps runs or collectors chasing individual team and player needs.

Lot: 314 - 1960 TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT OF 15

A 15-card lot of 1960 Topps baseball, all raw and ungraded, featuring Jim Gilliam, Clem Labine, Charlie Neal, Larry Sherry and Chuck Essegian of the Dodgers alongside Bob Grim, Bill Tuttle, Lou Burdette, Pete Burnside (2), Lou Berberet, Neil Chrisley, Don McMahon, Joe Jay and Bob Trowbridge. Condition is mixed across the group, with creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and surface wear consistent with cards handled and collected over decades. A useful group for set builders working on 1960 Topps commons and mid-grade fillers.

Lot: 315 - 1959-60 TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT (15)

Lot of 15 Topps baseball cards spanning the 1959 and 1960 issues, all raw and ungraded, featuring players including Bob Buhl, Don Mossi, Frank House, Hal Smith, Dean Chance, Pedro Ramos, Jim Busby, Dick Gray, Ed Hobaugh, Pete Burnside, and two Bob Nieman cards. Condition is mixed throughout the lot, with creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and general surface wear consistent with cards handled and stored over six decades.

Lot: 316 - 1960S-70S BASEBALL CARD LOT, 25 RAW CARDS

A 25-card lot of vintage baseball cards spanning the 1960s and 1970s. Condition is mixed across the lot with creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and general surface wear consistent with cards handled and collected decades ago, a good build lot for set collectors filling gaps or vintage buyers seeking common-era stars.

Lot: 317 - 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT, 25 CARDS

Lot of 25 1970s Topps baseball cards, all in mixed condition with creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and surface wear. Rookie Cards, National League Batting Leaders, Pitching Leaders, and National League Strikeout Leaders cards make it a lot.

Lot: 318 - 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL LEADERS CARD LOT, 25

Lot of 25 Topps baseball cards from the early 1970s, loose and raw with no grading holders present. The group is heavy on League Leaders and Rookie Stars subsets, including 1971 N.L./A.L. ERA, RBI, Strikeout, Home Run, and Batting Leaders cards, plus 1972 Rookie Stars (Dodgers, Orioles), 1972 Leading Firemen (Clay Carroll, Sparky Lyle), 1972 ERA Leaders featuring Steve Carlton and Luis Tiant, and 1972 Victory Leaders with Carlton and Wilbur Wood. Hall of Famers and stars appear throughout, including Hank Aaron, Willie Stargell, Tom Seaver, Fergie Jenkins, Johnny Bench, Jim Palmer, and Rod Carew. As noted by the seller, condition is mixed across the set with creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and general surface wear consistent with cards handled and stored over decades; a strong build-block for anyone assembling early-1970s Topps leader and rookie subsets. No individual card grading applies to this raw lot — buyers should examine photos closely for condition specifics on cards of particular interest.

Lot: 319 - 1970S TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT (25)

Lot of 25 Topps baseball cards from the early 1970s, featuring League Leaders subsets (Batting, RBI, Strikeout, Home Run), Rookie Stars cards, and more. Condition is mixed across the lot with creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and general surface wear consistent with cards handled and stored decades ago. A solid vintage build for set collectors and star-subset hunters working on early 1970s Topps runs, sold as-is with flaws as noted.

Lot: 320 - 1993 TOPPS BASEBALL'S FINEST 45-CARD LOT

Lot of 45 loose, raw 1993 Topps Baseball's Finest cards featuring the chrome-style "Finest" design, with players including Harold Baines, Darryl Hamilton, Ivan Calderon, Juan Guzman, Matt Williams, and Bobby Kelly among others. A solid pickup for set builders working on this early Topps chrome-finish issue and for collectors chasing individual player names within the checklist. Mixed condition throughout the lot, including creasing and rounded corners.

Lot: 321 - 50+ 2019 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS JUDGE TROUT

Lot of 50+ loose 2019 Topps baseball trading cards featuring star players including Aaron Judge, Mike Trout, Justin Verlander, and others. The first photo shows the fronts of a representative sample of cards; the second photo displays the reverse sides. Cards show light wear and handling; others appear near-mint. This is an estate/collection lot assembled across multiple sets and series from the 2019 Topps release. Ideal for players and team collectors building 2019 sets or seeking key cards from that season.

Lot: 322 - FOOTBALL LOT: 7 CARDS + DEION SANDERS BOOK

Mixed football lot featuring 7 cards from Topps, Starting Lineup, and Score, plus a Sports Shots Premium Edition #2 booklet spotlighting Deion Sanders. Condition is mixed across the group with creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and surface wear consistent with age and handling. A solid entry-level grouping for Hall of Fame and star-player collectors building vintage football sets.

Lot: 323 - 1990S-2000S BASEBALL CARDS LOT OHTANI BAEZ +MORE

Mixed lot of approximately 19 raw, ungraded baseball cards spanning the 1990s through 2000s, including Shohei Ohtani, Javier Baez, Carlos Correa, and Kyle Schwarber. All in mixed conditions with creasing and light wear along the edges.

Lot: 324 - 1950S-60S BASEBALL CARD FILLER LOT 60+

A mixed lot of 60+ vintage baseball cards spanning several 1950s and 1960s issues. This is a filler-grade lot with very heavy wear throughout, water damage, creasing, and discoloring on the majority of cards. Ideal for collectors seeking low-cost commons for set-building placeholders, team bag lots, or vintage paper stock for display and study rather than grading submission. Condition is rough across the board, expect stains, soft corners, surface loss, and heavy handling wear.

Lot: 325 - 1964 UNITAS PHILLY GUM + 2019 OHTANI TN-2

Two-card football and baseball lot. First is a 1964 Philadelphia Gum #12 John Unitas, Baltimore Colts quarterback, showing his 1963 and career passing stats and a trivia panel on the back, a Hall of Famer and one of the most collected quarterback cards of the 1960s. Second is a 2019 Topps Now Shohei Ohtani TN-2, chronicling his spring training pitching debut, issued exclusively on the day of the event with limited print runs typical of the Topps Now format. The Unitas shows rounded corners, light surface wear, and mild edge toning consistent with age; the Ohtani is bright and sharp with no creases or stains noted.

Lot: 326 - 14-CARD SPORTS LOT, TOPPS & UPPER DECK

A 14-card mixed sports lot spanning several decades, with 13 cards from Topps and one 1990s Upper Deck Michael Jordan. Conditions vary from rounded corners to light creasing.

Lot: 327 - 25 TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT, MIXED YEARS

A 25-card lot of vintage Topps baseball, spanning multiple years from the late 1950s through the 1960s and beyond. Condition is mixed across the lot with creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and general surface wear consistent with cards handled and stored over decades. A solid pickup for team collectors and set builders looking to fill gaps at an accessible price point.

Lot: 328 - 1960S TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT (25) RAW

A 25-card lot of 1960s Topps baseball, all raw and ungraded, spanning stars, rookie cards, and league leader/team cards. Mixed conditions throughout with creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and surface wear consistent with vintage cardboard handled over five decades. A useful group for team and player collectors building out 1960s Topps runs, or for buyers assembling rookie-card and star-card sets on a budget.

Lot: 329 - 1950S-70S TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT, 25 CARDS

A 25-card lot of vintage Topps baseball spanning the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, all raw and ungraded. Highlights include Los Angeles Dodgers team cards, Rookie Stars cards, Ron Fairly, Tommy Davis, and multiple All-Star and In Action subset cards. Mixed condition throughout the lot, with creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and surface wear consistent with age and handling. A solid starter or build-up lot for a vintage Topps set collector or player-collector looking for affordable commons and mid-tier names from three different decades.

Lot: 330 - 1960-71 TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT (25), RAW

Lot of 25 raw Topps baseball cards spanning the 1960-1971 era, all mixed condition with creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and surface wear throughout. Names visible include Dick Brown, Jake Striker, Charlie Neal, Pete Runnels, Harry Simpson, Bill Bruton, Tom Seaver, Harmon Killebrew, and more. This is a solid vintage build-out lot for set collectors and star hunters looking to fill Topps checklist gaps from the 1960s golden era, with several recognizable Hall of Fame and star names mixed among the commons.

Lot: 331 - 1959-60 TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT (17), RAW

Approximately 17 Topps baseball cards from the 1959-1960 era, including Lindy McDaniel, Lou Burdette, Bob Allison, Mickey Vernon, and a 1960 Rookie Stars card of Jim Proctor. All mixed condition with creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and surface wear as expected for vintage cardboard of this age. A solid group for set builders and vintage Topps collectors looking to fill commons and secondary stars from the late 1950s-1960s run.

Lot: 332 - 1960S TOPPS BASEBALL CARD LOT, 12 CARDS

A 12-card lot of 1960s Topps baseball, all raw and ungraded, spanning stars, regulars, and a 1960 Rookie Stars card featuring Jim Proctor. Names include Juan Pizarro, Johnny Logan, Ron Piche, Gene Woodling, and others. Condition is mixed across the group with creasing, rounded corners, color fading, and general surface wear consistent with cards handled and stored over 60 years.

Lot: 333 - 1950S DETROIT TIGERS TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS, 5-CARD

A vintage five-card lot of 1950s Detroit Tigers players from the classic Topps baseball card era. The set includes Billy Martin, Vito Valentinetti, Hank Aguirre, Johnny Groth, and J.W. Porter. All cards feature the iconic colorized player portraits and team logos characteristic of early-1950s Topps design. The back sides show printed statistics, biographical text, and league record information typical of the period. The condition varies by card, as shown in the photographs, with some showing creasing, rounded corners, surface marks, and color fading. A desirable grouping for collectors seeking mid-century Tigers team cards and vintage Topps baseball memorabilia.

Lot: 334 - 1955 RED MAN ALL-STAR SERIES BASEBALL CARDS LOT

A set of 6 cards from the 1955 Red Man All-Star Series, featuring color artwork of major league players with team affiliations and biographical text on the reverse. The lot includes examples showing Brooklyn Dodgers, Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox, and New York Yankees players. These premium tobacco inserts were issued by Red Man Chewing Tobacco as part of their collectible baseball program, with each card advertising the opportunity to send in the tobacco card wrapper plus 25 cents for a full-color premium picture or team baseball cap. The cards retain their original printed borders with the red "Free" promotional header text visible on the reverse sides. Condition shows typical age with some light wear, edge softening, and occasional foxing consistent with 70-year-old paper ephemera; specific condition for each card should be examined in hand.

Lot: 335 - 1955 RED MAN ALL-STAR SERIES BASEBALL CARDS, 5PC

Lot of 5 individual cards from the 1955 Red Man All-Star Series, a premium tobacco issue featuring Major League Baseball stars. The cards pictured include Jim Busby (Washington Senators), Johnny Antonelli (New York Giants), Frank Thomas (Pittsburgh Pirates), Jackie Jensen (Boston Red Sox), and Curt Simmons (Philadelphia Phillies). Each card displays vibrant color portraiture with player biography and statistics printed on the reverse. The 1955 Red Man set is highly sought by vintage baseball card collectors for its bold designs, quality photography, and limited production run. Cards show age-appropriate wear consistent with 1950s tobacco issues, with some edge and corner softening visible. This represents a strong sample of mid-decade All-Star representation from one of the era's most collectible tobacco sets.

Lot: 336 - 1955 RED MAN ALL-STAR SERIES BASEBALL CARDS (5)

A lot of five cards from the 1955 Red Man Tobacco All-Star Series, a classic mid-century baseball release featuring Hall of Famers and star players of the era. Included are Henry Thompson (Giants), Richie Ashburn (Phillies), Del Crandall (Braves), Orestes Minoso (White Sox), and Bob Porterfield (Senators). The cards feature the distinctive colorful borders and typography characteristic of 1950s tobacco card design. Condition varies from light wear to moderate age-related toning; creasing and minor edge wear visible on some examples. These tobacco cards represent an important bridge between the golden age of baseball cards and the modern hobby, and the 1955 All-Star selection remains highly collectible. A solid mid-range lot for the vintage tobacco card enthusiast or player collector focused on the pre-expansion era.

Lot: 337 - 1950S KANSAS CITY ATHLETICS 5-CARD LOT

Vintage baseball card set from the 1950s featuring five Kansas City Athletics players: Preston Ward (First Base-Third Base), Zeke Bella (Outfield), Bob Grim (Pitcher), Ned Garver (Pitcher), and a 1959 team checklist card. The reverse sides show complete statistics and biographical text typical of early Topps production. A cornerstone lot for collectors assembling complete Kansas City Athletics team sets from the franchise's transition years in the major leagues. Cards show age-appropriate wear consistent with 50+ years of storage; condition ranges from good to very good across the lot, with some having light creases, surface residue, and rounded corners.

Lot: 338 - 1955 RED MAN ALL-STAR SERIES BASEBALL CARDS (5)

A collection of five cards from the 1955 Red Man All-Star Series, a classic regional tobacco issue featuring Major League players. The lot includes Warren Spahn (Milwaukee Braves), Larry "Yogi" Berra (New York Yankees), Granny Hamner (Philadelphia Phillies), Carl Erskine (Brooklyn Dodgers), and Don Mueller (New York Giants). Each card features a color portrait on the front with player statistics and biography on the reverse; cards retain the original red or tan backing stock typical of the series. The 1955 Red Man All-Star issues are highly sought by vintage collectors and remain challenging to locate in quantity. Condition varies from fair to very good across the group, with expected edge wear, slight creasing, and minor foxing consistent with age and storage. A foundational vintage tobacco set for the serious postwar collector.

Lot: 339 - 2022 NEGRO LEAGUES COMMEMORATIVE COIN

Silver dollar in the original case.

Lot: 340 - 1947 TIP TOP BREAD KIRBY HIGBE PITTSBURGH PIRATES

Kirby Higbe pitcher card from the 1947 Tip Top Bread baseball series, featuring the Pirates hurler in a P-capped portrait on the front. The reverse advertises Tip Top Bread as "world champion of all breads", encouraging collectors to trade duplicates for the complete lineup. Higbe was a notable right-handed pitcher who played across the majors in the 1940s-50s. The card shows color fading, creasing, and water moisture damage consistent with age and storage conditions typical of bread-pack issues from this era. An affordable entry point into vintage baseball card collecting and 1940s Tip Top bread premium memorabilia, appealing to both Pirates fans and set builders working toward completion.

Lot: 341 - 1960S BASEBALL CARD LOT OF 5, PURKEY GEIGER

A collection of five vintage baseball cards from the early 1960s, featuring Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bob Purkey, Boston Red Sox outfielder Gary Geiger, Kansas City Athletics pitcher Bob Trowbridge, San Francisco Giants outfielder Felipe Alou, and a Detroit Tigers team card. The lot includes both fronts and backs, showing player photos, statistics, career highlights, and league checklist information typical of the era. Cards show age-appropriate wear consistent with five decades of storage; condition varies from fair to good, with some light creasing and color fading. A solid entry point for vintage baseball collectors building sets from this golden era of the hobby.

Lot: 342 - BABE RUTH 60TH HOME RUN FACSIMILE PHOTO, 1927

Vintage facsimile photograph depicting Babe Ruth's historic 60th home run, hit on September 30, 1927, at Yankee Stadium, the record that stood for 34 years. The image captures the moment of action at the plate, with Ruth at bat and the catcher crouched behind home plate, a crowd visible in the stands above. The photo is inscribed in facsimile script: "My sixtieth home run / Sincerely / Babe Ruth." Includes the original backing card (numbered "NO. 5 - THE 60TH-BABE CONNECTS") with detailed printed text documenting the historic event, and five Red Man tobacco baseball cap premium cards from 1955, each advertising a free Big League Style Baseball Cap offer. All items remain sealed in original plastic wrap.

Lot: 343 - 1972 TOPPS WILLIE MAYS #49

Willie Mays card from his legendary San Francisco Giants career, featuring the "Say Hey Kid" in his classic Giants uniform. This Hall of Fame centerfielder compiled 660 home runs, 24 All-Star selections, and two MVP awards during his iconic career spanning 1951-1973. The card shows typical wear consistent with its age, displaying good color and centering for this popular vintage issue.

Lot: 344 - 1953 TOPPS BASEBALL CARD BOX EMPTY

Empty original retail box from Topps 1953 Baseball Picture Cards, the foundational set of modern baseball card collecting. The box displays the classic design with the iconic baseball and "Topps" branding prominent on both the top and side panels, marked "24 Count 5cent" and "Plus Bubble Gum." The interior flap bears manufacturing information 1953 Topps Chewing Inc., Mfr., Brooklyn, N.Y., Made in U.S.A., Printed in U.S.A." with period inventory notation. The 1953 Topps set ranks among the most historically important baseball releases ever produced, introducing color photography to the hobby and establishing Topps as the dominant card manufacturer for decades to come. Empty boxes from this era have become increasingly sought after by vintage collectors and set builders who value the original packaging and design graphics from the set's debut year.

Lot: 345 - 5 1950S TOPPS MILWAUKEE BRAVES CARDS LOT

Vintage lot of five Topps baseball cards from the 1950s featuring Milwaukee Braves players: Johnny Logan (shortstop), Johnny O'Brien (second base), Joe Jay (pitcher), Harry Hanebrink (infield), and Eddie Mathews (third base, 1958 All-Star). All cards show the characteristic design and photography of early Topps issues. The lot includes creasing, rounded corners, surface wear, and color fading consistent with age and handling. Reverse sides visible in photos show complete statistics and text. A solid mid-grade vintage lot appealing to Braves team collectors and vintage 1950s set builders.

Lot: 346 - ZIPPO GREENS KEEPER LIGHTER & GOLF MARKER SET

Vintage Zippo Greens Keeper lighter in brushed steel, circa 1960s, with patent number 3,496,590 engraved on the blade. The lighter features a forked prong design typical of golf course ball markers and comes with two octagonal golf ball markers, each stamped with a putting green and flag. The original branded case reads "Hochstaetter Sprt. Adv." in red and green lettering. This specialized tool was designed for golfers to mark their ball on the green while using the lighter as a functional pocket piece. All three metal pieces show appropriate age patina and surface wear consistent with vintage use.

Lot: 347 - 1993 SCORE SELECT NFL FOOTBALL SEALED BOX

Sealed, factory-fresh 1993 Score Select NFL Football box in original gold and red packaging. The box reads "12 Cards Per Pack" and displays "Certified" notation on the upper left. This was a flagship retail release from Score during the early 1990s trading card boom, known for inserting premium inserts and chase cards. The box shows age-appropriate wear to the cellophane wrapper and some creasing to the cardboard, consistent with original retail storage. The seal appears intact. Excellent opportunity for the vintage card investor or player collector seeking unopened product from the early Select era.

Lot: 348 - 1950S DETROIT TIGERS BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 5

Lot of five vintage 1950s baseball cards featuring Detroit Tigers players: Reno Bertoia (3rd Base), Tito Francona (Outfield), Vito Valentinetti (Pitcher), Frank Lary (Pitcher), and one Detroit Tigers Team card. The lot displays typical mid-century card characteristics with color variations by design: yellows, reds, and pinks, and vintage typography. Backs show player statistics, biographical text, and period advertising. Cards show age-appropriate wear consistent with cards from this era that have been handled and stored over seven decades, with surface wear, rounded corners, creasing, and color fading. An appealing mixed-player collection representing a strong Tigers roster from the 1950s, a decade before the team's 1968 World Series championship run.

Lot: 349 - 1956 TOPPS YOGI BERRA #110 CARD, YANKEES CATCHER

Lawrence Peter "Yogi" Berra, Hall of Fame catcher for the New York Yankees, is captured in this 1956 Topps card #110, an era-defining issue from the golden age of baseball card production. The front features Berra's portrait and signature alongside action photography; the reverse includes comprehensive career statistics, biographical details, and period comic-strip-style commentary highlighting his 1955 season achievements. This is the standard and widely collected Berra card from the mid-1950s, essential for any complete Topps set builder or Yankees memorabilia collector. The card shows age-appropriate wear consistent with nearly seven decades of existence, with visible creasing, edge wear, and surface aging, black smudges along the top, typical of vintage tobacco-era cardboard that has seen handling.

Lot: 350 - WILL CLARK SIGNED PHOTO, SCORE BOARD COA

Will Clark, a San Francisco Giants player, photograph, professionally printed and matted, signed in blue ink across the image. The player is pictured mid-swing in a Giants uniform during a game. A Certificate of Authenticity from The Score Board Inc., Cherry Hill, NJ, stating the autograph was obtained under the supervision of Score Board personnel and guaranteeing its authenticity unconditionally. The signature is clear and legible. The photo is mounted in a protective plastic sleeve. Condition shows normal wear consistent with age; the signature is strong with no visible fading or smudging.

Lot: 351 - MICKEY MANTLE SIGNED PHOTO, FDS CERTIFICATE

Classic portrait photograph of Mickey Mantle in New York Yankees pinstripe uniform, holding a bat at the ready in the dugout. The image is signed in blue ink across the chest area. Accompanied by a Forensic Document Services (FDS) Certificate of Guarantee (No. 35448) confirming the authenticity of the signature through cursory examination. The photograph shows typical wear consistent with age; the signature is bold and clearly legible. This is one of the most iconic images of the Commerce Comet and among the most frequently signed photographs from his playing career. The FDS certificate provides third-party authentication of the autograph. Approximate photograph size 8 x 10 inches.

Lot: 352 - KANSAS CITY ROYALS PLAYER SIGNED PHOTO SCORE

Signed 8x10 photo of a Kansas City Royals player in blue uniform, shown in batting stance at the plate. The photograph is framed and with a Score Board Inc. Certificate of Authenticity signed by Paul Goldin, President, dated from Cherry Hill, NJ. The signature is in a blue marker pen on the photo itself and appears bold and legible. Score Board was a respected authentication company that operated through the 1990s and early 2000s, supervising in-person signings. Signature strength is good with no visible fading or smudging in the photos provided.

Lot: 353 - 1954 TOPPS BASEBALL CARDS NOREN CAREY ROE

Lot of three 1954 Topps baseball cards featuring New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers players with original reverse schedules intact. Cards are Irv Noren (Yankees), Andy Carey (Yankees), and Preacher Roe (Dodgers). Each card displays the iconic "Save This Card!" promotion offering up to $200 cash daily through the N.Y. Journal-American, with serial numbers printed in red at the bottom. The reverses show complete 1954 home schedules for Yankees and Dodgers. Cards are raw, ungraded, and show typical age-appropriate wear consistent with 70-year-old cards: light creasing, surface wear, and natural toning to the cardstock. No significant stains or tears visible. Serial numbers 420839, 204539, and 286852 confirm originality. A solid mid-grade lot appealing to vintage 1950s collectors and team-set enthusiasts seeking authentic period pieces with complete promotional text and schedule information intact.

Lot: 354 - 1954 AL DARK NEW YORK GIANTS BASEBALL CARD

A 1954 Hearst Newspapers baseball card featuring Al Dark of the New York Giants, printed on cream-colored stock with a halftone portrait and black border. The reverse lists the Giants' complete home schedule for 1954, with games organized by month from April through September and opponent cities clearly marked. This is a promotional card issued by the N.Y. Journal-American as part of a cash contest. The front carries the original offer text promising up to $200 cash and daily prizes of $1,000 for matching lucky card numbers. The card is ungraded and raw, showing light age toning and creasing consistent with 1954 newspaper insert stock that was handled and carried in pockets during the original promotion. The serial number 026665 is clearly visible in red ink. A scarce piece of early 1950s Giants memorabilia and newspaper baseball promotion history, desirable to both vintage card collectors and Giants fans assembling period team sets.

Lot: 355 - 1954 GIL MCDOUGALD NY YANKEES BASEBALL CARD

1954 New York Yankees baseball card featuring Gil McDougald, a utility infielder who was a key member of the Yankees' dynasty teams of the 1950s. The front shows McDougald's portrait photo with the Yankees logo above and his name and team printed below. The reverse is a schedule card for Yankees home games during the 1954 season, listing opponents and dates from April through September. This card was issued by the New York Journal-American newspaper as part of a promotional contest offering up to $200 cash for lucky cards, with the publication's serial number 432946 printed at the bottom. The card is in its original, unaltered state, showing age-appropriate wear including light yellowing and minor surface wear consistent with a 70-year-old newspaper insert.

Lot: 356 - BECKETT FRED TAYLOR SIGNED JAGUARS JERSEY

Teal Jacksonville Jaguars #28 game-worn style mesh jersey, authenticated and signed by Hall of Famer Fred Taylor in black marker on the white collar stripe. Taylor was the cornerstone of the Jaguars' inaugural seasons (1995–2008), named to five Pro Bowls and ranking among the franchise's all-time greats at running back. The jersey shows authentic team construction with embroidered numerals, black and gold trim, and breathable mesh panels typical of mid-1990s to early-2000s Jaguars uniforms. The signature is clear and bold, applied by Beckett's witnessing process to ensure authenticity. Beckett authentication reference W533437. Light wear consistent with display and handling; no major stains or damage visible.

Lot: 357 - ETIENNE JR SIGNED FOOTBALL JERSEY BK36387

A white football jersey #1 for Etienne Jr, personalized "ETIENNE JR" across the chest with black and white trim. The jersey bears Travis Etienne's signature in silver marker on the number stripe. Authenticated by Beckett sticker with cert BK36387 affixed to the black trim. The mesh construction shows the wear consistent with actual game use, with no major stains or damage visible. An essential piece for collectors of this player or team memorabilia.

Lot: 358 - ZAY FLOWERS SIGNED RAVENS JERSEY #4 BECKETT

Purple Baltimore Ravens game-style jersey number 4 with "FLOWERS" nameplate across the back. Jersey is signed in black ink on the white interior. Beckett authentication sticker BL54771 is affixed to the back interior. The signature is clear and legible. Jersey shows light wear consistent with display and authentication handling. Gold and white numbering and trim are intact with no visible fading or damage to the mesh fabric or construction.

Lot: 359 - BECKETT TYREEK HILL SIGNED MIAMI DOLPHINS #10

Tyreek Hill's autographed Miami Dolphins aqua jersey number 10, signed in dark ink on the back. The signature is clean and legible. Beckett Witness authentication sticker #2W021047 is affixed to the white mesh stripe on the front, confirming the autograph was signed in the presence of a Beckett representative. Hill, one of the NFL's most explosive playmakers and the fastest player in the league, led the Dolphins to their first playoff appearance in nine years in 2022. This is a key piece for Dolphins fans and Hill memorabilia collectors. The jersey shows light wear consistent with display; the aqua mesh fabric and orange-and-white striping remain vibrant. Signature is strong and photograph-quality.

Lot: 360 - BECKETT KEENAN ALLEN SIGNED CHARGERS JERSEY #13

Powder blue Los Angeles Chargers jersey number 13 with "ALLEN" across the shoulders, signed by Keenan Allen on the white front stripe. The signature is authenticated with a Beckett Witnessed hologram sticker visible on the jersey #1W199729. Allen is one of the NFL's premier wide receivers and a multiple Pro Bowl selection, making this a centerpiece piece for Chargers fans and serious football collectors. The jersey shows light wear consistent with display and handling.

Lot: 361 - SAM HOWELL SIGNED COMMANDERS JERSEY #14 BECKETT

Game-worn Washington Commanders home jersey, number 14, in burgundy with gold and white trim, sized for NFL play. The reverse displays "HOWELL" in gold letters above the number. A Beckett Witnessed authentication sticker (1W141833) is affixed to the jersey nameplate, confirming the signature applied in black marker across the gold number on the reverse. Howell, the Commanders' 2022 first-round draft pick and starting quarterback, signed this jersey under Beckett's direct observation. The jersey shows light wear consistent with game use or practice wear. A cornerstone piece for Commanders collectors and Howell autograph enthusiasts building their Washington memorabilia.

Lot: 362 - 1980S-90S 500+ CARD LOT, DUGOUT BOX

A bulk lot of 500+ baseball, basketball, and football cards from the 1980s and 1990s, housed in the original Dugout brand collector's storage box with carry handle. This raw, ungraded assortment spans multiple sports and years, making it a solid starting point for set builders, team collectors, or anyone hunting for hidden stars among the commons. Cards are in mixed condition throughout, with color fading, creasing, and rounded corners noted, and duplicates are likely given the volume. The storage box itself shows shelf wear, scuffing, and some tearing around the handle cutout, but remains fully functional for continued use. Sold as one unsorted lot.

Lot: 363 - VINTAGE BASEBALL CARD ALBUM, EMPTY BINDER

Black leatherette three-ring binder designed to hold baseball cards, featuring embossed "Baseball Card Album" text on the cover in white and gold lettering. The album comes with clear plastic page sleeves (nine visible 9-pocket pages shown), each page holding up to nine standard-size trading cards. The binder is empty and ready for cards. Spine and cover show moderate age and light wear consistent with storage; the pages are clean and undamaged. This is a functional vintage storage solution for assembling or preserving a baseball card collection, suitable for cards from any era.

Lot: 364 - VINTAGE BASEBALL CARD ALBUM, BLACK LEATHER BINDER

Classic black leather baseball card album with gold-stamped "Baseball Card Album" cover and brass three-ring binding mechanism. The album measures approximately 10.5 x 12 inches and features clear protective sleeves mounted on the interior pages, designed to hold standard baseball cards in two-card-per-page format. The binder shows age-appropriate wear to the leather exterior; the binding hardware and pages remain intact and functional. Interior pages are clean and ready for card placement. This is the type of storage album that serious collectors used from the 1960s through 1980s to organize and preserve their collections, and it works well today for vintage card storage or display. The album is empty and ready for use or can serve as a period-correct display piece for vintage card collectors assembling original storage methods from the golden age of the hobby.

Lot: 365 - 1950S ST. LOUIS CARDINALS TRADING CARDS LOT OF 5

Exceptional lot of five vintage 1950s baseball trading cards featuring St. Louis Cardinals players: Stan Musial (1958 All-Star selection), Don Blasingame, Phil Clark, Billy Harrell, and Marv Grissom. Cards display original color printing with player portraits and stats on the reverse. Stan Musial card features the distinctive "Sport Magazine 50 All Star Selection" design on a blue background. Four additional cards show a typical period design with orange, pink, and light blue backgrounds. Condition shows age-appropriate wear consistent with cards handled and stored over seven decades: visible creasing, light surface wear, and minor color fading typical of the era. A solid vintage Cardinals team collection representing post-war baseball card production when these sets were among the most affordable and accessible cardboard collectibles in the hobby.

Lot: 366 - 1950S CINCINNATI REDS BASEBALL CARDS, 5-CARD LOT

A collection of five vintage Cincinnati Reds baseball cards from the 1950s, featuring Gus Bell, Roy McMillan, Johnny Klippstein, Johnny Temple, and Steve Bilko. The lot includes cards from the early 1950s era in mixed condition. The reverse sides display statistics, career information, and period advertising. This grouping captures a cross-section of the Reds' roster during the franchise's post-World War II years, appealing to Cincinnati team collectors and vintage cardboard enthusiasts. Conditions vary with creasing, rounded or bent corners, and color fading. Johnny Temple also has a small rip along the side of the card.

Lot: 367 - (8) SPORTS ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINES

8 Sports Illustrated Magazines from 1970s-1990s. Includes 5 special issue along with 3 regular issues. Conditions vary from the years with creasing,bent corners and worn edges with some covers detaching.

Lot: 368 - DETROIT TIGERS YEARBOOKS 1988-1992

Lot of four Detroit Tigers yearbooks from the 1980s, featuring the iconic "Intend-A-Pennant!" cover design with decade statistics prominently displayed. The set includes multiple volumes spanning the era, with vibrant orange and black Tiger stripe graphics typical of the period. These yearbooks capture the team's history and player rosters from one of baseball's most storied franchises.

Lot: 369 - (6) MIXED YEARS OF BASEBALL MAGAZINES

Get a trip back in baseball's history with these magazines. Padres 1984, Cubs 2008, 1971 Detroit Tigers, The Roar of '84, 2 Beckett Baseball Card Monthly.

Lot: 370 - CHICAGO CUBS TICKET STUBS & STADIUM PASSES LOT

Collection of approximately 20 Chicago Cubs game tickets, parking passes, and stadium credentials spanning multiple seasons. Lot includes green "Green Lot" parking passes, blue Cubs ticket stubs with various denominations and dates, red-and-blue general admission tickets. Items appear to be from different eras based on design variations and printing styles. Most tickets show standard wear consistent with used admission stubs; some show creasing, ink fading, or edge wear from handling. This is a grouping assembled from actual game attendance and represents a cross-section of Cubs fan experience over time. Ideal for Cubs collectors, stadium memorabilia enthusiasts, or anyone building a Chicago sports nostalgia collection.

Lot: 371 - (5) VARIOUS BASEBALL CARDS

Rocky Colavito #330: no creasing/no rounded corners. Yogi Berra #180: Some creasing, rounded corners. Pee Wee Reese #375: Rounded corners/no creasing. Yogi Berra #2: rounded corners/ no creasing. Ernie Banks #55: severe creasing at the bottom, rounded edges.

Lot: 372 - 1959 HANK AARON #380 TOPPS CARD

Some pencil writing on the top of the front and top of the back. Rounded corners, decent creasing.

Lot: 373 - RON SANTO SIGNED CUBS MITCHELL NESS JERSEY

Still with its tags, size 54. Signed on the front of the jersey. No COA

Lot: 374 - 4X9 DETROIT TIGERS MINI PENNANT

Classic Detroit Tigers pennant from the early-to-mid 20th century, rendered in navy felt with an orange felt tiger head and cream-colored lettering. The tiger illustration and "DETROIT TIGERS" text are applied in felt appliqué, a hallmark of pennants from this era. This design predates the modern "D" logo and reflects the franchise's historic identity. The piece shows age-appropriate wear consistent with display and storage over many decades, with some fading to the orange tiger and minor fraying at the edges. A sturdy example of early baseball memorabilia that appeals to Tigers collectors, vintage sports enthusiasts, and Americana fans seeking authentic period pennants.

Lot: 375 - NHL HOCKEY PENNANT STRING

A collection of ten classic sports pennants spanning multiple decades and leagues, including Chicago Black Hawks, Atlanta Flames, Detroit Rangers, and other professional franchises. The pennants feature traditional felt construction with embroidered team logos and names in orange, blue, red, green, and cream colorways. Most display the characteristic small felt flag design typical of mid-20th-century sports memorabilia, measuring approximately 4 to 8 inches in length. This lot represents a cross-section of professional hockey, with some teams no longer active in their original markets. Ideal for vintage sports collectors, team historians, or those assembling a comprehensive pennant display.

Lot: 376 - MICKEY MANTLE STAFF PHOTO 8X10 RAWLINGS

In very good condition. Black & white. Staff photo

Lot: 377 - STAN MUSIAL 1960S STAFF PHOTO

In very good condition. Black & white. Staff photo

Lot: 378 - 1966 DETROIT RED WINGS MAGAZINE

Stanley Cup Edition. Detroit vs. Chicago April 141966. In good condition with light creasing,soften corners and color fading.

Lot: 379 - NEAL BROTEN AUTOGRAPHED HOCKEY PUCK

With a Dave & Adam's Unverified COA #12653. Singed on a USA puck.

Lot: 380 - DETROIT RED WINGS PENNANT

Classic Detroit Red Wings pennant in red and cream felt, featuring the iconic winged-wheel logo and "Red Wings" script lettering. This triangular pennant displays the team name at the top with the famous emblem prominently rendered in red. The pennant shows age consistent with mid-20th-century sports memorabilia; the felt has softened from use and storage, with some color fading and minor wear to the edges, and is starting to bend at the end. The red felt binding on the left edge remains intact. A piece of sports history from one of the NHL's original six franchises and a cornerstone of any serious Red Wings collection. No damage is seen in the photos beyond expected age wear.

Lot: 381 - 1:24 SCALE MODEL CAR #19 ELLIOT SADLER

Autographed without COA

Lot: 382 - ANTHONY EDWARDS & ANT JR BOBBLEHEAD 23-24

Official NBA bobblehead of Anthony Edwards in his Minnesota Timberwolves blue jersey, produced during his early career with the team. The figure captures Edwards in a posed stance holding a basketball, with the player's likeness rendered in caricature style typical of sports bobbleheads. The base features the Timberwolves logo and Edwards' name and number. This comes with the original packaging box, which displays a photo of Edwards and branding for "Anthony Edwards 'Ant Jr.'" Bobblehead collectibles from active players remain popular with both casual fans and serious sports memorabilia collectors, particularly for young stars with bright futures like Edwards. The item appears to be in original condition with packaging intact but is packaging is damaged.

Lot: 383 - (2) STARTING LINEUP SUPERSTAR COLLECTIBLES G-VG

A Carl Yastrzemski 1997 and a Norman Garciaparra 1999. Both still sealed.

Lot: 384 - RAWLINGS OFFICIAL BALL 2021 WORLD SERIES

Astros Vs. Braves 2021. Factory sealed, 2017 Rawlings collectible baseball replica World Series 2017.

Lot: 385 - 1966 DETROIT RED WINGS MAGAZINE

Original Red Wings team magazine from January 7, 1966, featuring a black-and-white action photograph of a player in vintage Red Wings uniform on the cover. The 50-cent cover price is visible in the upper right. This is a period piece of Detroit hockey history from the Original Six era, when the Red Wings were one of the league's dominant franchises. The magazine captures the team during a significant era of professional hockey before the 1967 expansion. Authentic vintage sports publication in its original printed format.

Lot: 386 - RED DETROIT TIGERS MINI PENNANT

Classic Detroit Lions pennant in red wool felt with cream-colored lion head and lettering, circa 1950s-1960s. The lion mascot is rendered in traditional style with a fierce expression, flanked by "Detroit" and "LIONS" text. Yellow felt binding along the leading edge. This is the kind of early team pennant that collectors of vintage NFL memorabilia and Lions fans actively seek, a straightforward piece of sports history from an era before modern mass production. Light wear to felt consistent with age and display; no tears or major damage visible.

Lot: 387 - DETROIT TIGERS MINI PENNANT

Classic Detroit Lions felt pennant in navy blue with gold felt trim, featuring the iconic lion head logo and white lettering. This is an early pennant from the Lions' storied franchise history, likely from the 1950s–60s era based on the lion illustration style and color scheme. The piece shows honest age: the gold felt edge has darkened and shows wear consistent with decades of display or storage, and the navy base shows minor fading and light surface wear. No tears or major damage visible. A solid example of classic NFL memorabilia and a key piece for Detroit sports collectors or vintage pennant enthusiasts building a mid-century football collection.

Lot: 388 - DETROIT TIGERS MINI PENNANT

Classic Detroit Tigers pennant in navy wool with cream felt lettering and a detailed tiger head mascot rendered in cream and pink. The pennant features the iconic gold wool binding along the hoist edge, a hallmark of mid-century sports memorabilia. The tiger illustration displays characteristic detail work typical of 1950s-era team merchandise. Pennants from this era represent foundational pieces of Tigers collecting, particularly for fans assembling comprehensive Detroit sports collections or vintage baseball pennant displays. Light aging and minor surface wear consistent with age, with small rips along the pennant.

Lot: 389 - LEW BURDETTE & ROY SIEVERS STAFF PHOTO 1960

Both in very good condition, black and white.

Lot: 390 - MINI BASEBALL BAT COLLECTION

A collection of four vintage baseball bats spanning the early-to-mid 20th century. The bat is a natural-finish wood bat clearly inscribed "Walter Evens" in cursive, manufactured by Hillerich & Bradsby Co. (Louisville Slugger), identifiable from the stamped oval maker's mark on the barrel. Bats, ranging in color from darkened brown to medium amber wood, show hand-written inscriptions and markings consistent with professional or semi-professional use. All bats show honest age with surface wear, light scratching, and patina typical of stored vintage equipment.

Lot: 391 - SPORTS PROGRAMS LOT: 1984 WORLD SERIES, 1998 ROSE

Exceptional lot of three vintage sports programs spanning college and professional baseball history. Includes the official 1984 World Series program featuring iconic imagery of the era's greatest players; the colorful 84th Rose Bowl Game program from January 1, 1998 (Michigan vs. Washington State) complete with original ticket stub; and a University of Michigan tribute program "A Salute to Bo" dated May 6, 1990, honoring legendary coach Bo Schembechler. All three programs are sought by collectors of baseball memorabilia, Big Ten sports history, and vintage stadium ephemera. The Rose Bowl program retains its original ticket, adding to its appeal as a complete game-day souvenir. Programs show typical age-related wear consistent with their era and storage. A strong foundation piece for collectors building comprehensive collections of postseason athletics and Michigan football history.

Lot: 392 - 1987 TOPPS BASEBALL BUBBLE GUM BOX, 36CT

Open box of 1987 Topps Baseball "The Real One!" bubble gum trading cards, 36 count. Box shows the iconic yellow and green design with the classic baseball and "The Real One!" branding. The box is open and appears to have been stored; visible wear to corners and edges consistent with age and handling. This is the actual retail packaging from Topps Chewing Gum Inc., Duryea, PA, printed in the USA. Contains original bubble gum cards from one of baseball's most collected sets, an era that saw rookie cards and early career cards of hall-of-famers and stars including Don Baylor, Steve Carlton, and Mets leaders visible on the packaging. A period piece of 1980s baseball card culture that appeals to collectors of vintage packaging, complete box seekers, and nostalgia enthusiasts.

Lot: 393 - 1950S DETROIT TIGERS BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 5

A collection of five vintage Detroit Tigers cards from the 1950s era, featuring three 1959 Topps cards: Gus Zernial outfield, Ossie Alvarez infield, and Al Kaline outfield, plus Don Lee's 1959 Sporting News Rookie Stars card and Billy Hoeft. The lot showcases Tigers players from a pivotal era in franchise history. All cards are raw and ungraded; condition varies from fair to good with visible wear, edge softness, and surface aging consistent with 60+ year old cardboard. Backs are complete and readable. A solid mid-grade vintage grouping for Tigers collectors or 1950s set builders seeking affordable examples.

Lot: 394 - HANK AARON SIGNED JACKIE ROBINSON 50TH YEARS

Official Rawlings National League baseball personally autographed by Hall of Famer Hank Aaron as part of a limited 1997 Jackie Robinson 50th Anniversary commemorative edition. The ball bears Aaron's blue-ink signature on the sweet spot alongside the printed Jackie Robinson 50th Anniversary logo. The official NL ball features the Rawlings trademark and League President signature. Accompanied by Certificate of Authenticity from The Score Board, Inc., signed by Ken Goldin, certifying this as #221 of 1947 in the limited edition run and guaranteeing Aaron's autograph. The ball is mounted on a wooden display base engraved with the commemorative details and accompanied by the original COA. Aaron's connection to Robinson's legacy and his own record-breaking career make this a meaningful piece for collectors of both pioneers.

Lot: 395 - TED WILLIAMS SIGNED BASEBALL UPPER DECK COA

Official American League baseball hand-signed by Ted Williams, "The Splendid Splinter" and one of baseball's greatest hitters. The signature is displayed prominently in blue ink on the sweet spot. The ball is housed in a clear acrylic display case mounted on a wooden base engraved "TED WILLIAMS." Authentication is provided by Upper Deck Authenticated (UDA) with holographic serial number UDV15393, matching the certificate of authenticity included. The certificate, signed by Upper Deck Board of Directors members Bruce McNall and Richard McWilliam, guarantees the authenticity of the memorabilia and signature. The ball shows light age patina and normal display wear consistent with its era; the signature remains clear and bold. A significant piece for any serious Red Sox or Hall of Fame collector.

Lot: 396 - HANK AARON SIGNED BASEBALL 25TH ANNIVERSARY LTD

Official Rawlings baseball hand-signed by Hank Aaron in blue ink, commemorating the 25th anniversary of his record-breaking 715th home run. The ball features the Aaron 715 25th Anniversary logo and is accompanied by its original wood display stand engraved "Hank Aaron 25th Anniversary Limited Edition of 4,400." Certificate of Authenticity from The Score Board, Inc. (signed by Paul Goldin, President) guarantees the signature was executed under Score Board supervision and is unconditionally authentic. The signature is clean and bold, consistent with Aaron's standard autograph from this era. Rawlings ball shows light handling and storage wear consistent with a display piece; stitching intact and uniform throughout.

Lot: 397 - REGGIE JACKSON SIGNED BASEBALL UPPER DECK COA

Official American League baseball hand-signed by Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson, "Mr. October," with his signature in blue ink on the sweet spot and again on the lower panel. Accompanied by Upper Deck Authenticated (UDA) documentation with matching hologram registration number UDY20710, issued by Upper Deck Company with certificate of authenticity signed by board members Bruce McNeall and Richard McWilliam. The certificate confirms this item is protected by Upper Deck's numbered hologram seal authentication process and is fully registered. Includes a protective acrylic display case. Jackson's signature is legible and well-positioned; the leather surface shows normal age toning consistent with use and storage over decades. The hologram seal and registration number are clearly visible on the lower panel, and no damage to the authentication sticker is apparent.

Lot: 398 - 1950S DETROIT TIGERS BASEBALL CARDS LOT OF 5

Five vintage baseball cards from the 1950s featuring Detroit Tigers players. The lot includes Frank Bolling, Frank Lary, Gail Harris, Bob Shaw, and Gus Zernial. Cards show typical aging consistent with their era, with visible creasing, color loss, and wear to corners and edges. The back sides display original statistics and career information. All five cards are raw and ungraded. These mid-century Tigers cards appeal to set builders, team collectors, and vintage card enthusiasts seeking affordable 1950s examples.

Lot: 399 - 1995 BLACK LABEL COLLECTOR SERIES NFL FOOTBALL

Sealed 1995 Black Label Collector Series NFL Football Player Cards box by Players Inc., licensed by the NFL Quarterback Club. The box shows the distinctive black packaging with gold foil branding and imagery characteristic of mid-1990s football card releases. This is an unopened, factory-sealed product box containing multiple card packs. The packaging displays moderate shelf wear consistent with storage over nearly 30 years, including light creasing, surface scuffing, and minor discoloration to the box exterior, but the cellophane wrap remains intact and sealed. The barcode and licensing information are visible on the reverse. A collectible piece for vintage football card enthusiasts and set builders seeking sealed product from the era.

Lot: 400 - 1991 NFL FOOTBALL UPPER DECK SEALED BOX

Factory-sealed 1991 Upper Deck NFL Football wax box, still in original retail packaging with intact plastic wrap. The Collectors' Choice edition features premium high-quality cards with limited edition counterfoil and proof cards, random sequencing, and tamper-proof packs as noted on the box. Upper Deck's 1991 NFL release is a foundational set for football card collectors, capturing the early 1990s era and offering potential chase cards of Hall of Famers and future legends. The box shows light shelf wear to the outer packaging from storage but remains sealed and unopened.