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rehmus
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alexs64
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1955 Koufax Rookie. Been wanting one for a looooong time. For the PC, and the 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers Project I am slowly working on.
tonsofcommons
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1990 Topps Frank Thomas NNOF. No explaination really needed on this one.
biggosh95
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1955 koufax. Actually had the chance to get it at a show, but I didnt have the money on me.
MOFNY
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1954 Aaron in a nice PSA slab.
chromerookies
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1954 Topps Aaron or 1955 Topps Clemente, it doesn't get any better than these 2.
gt2590
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I've always wanted a Super High Grade Rickey Henderson 1980 RC. I'm an A's fan and a Rickey fan, but not really sure why otherwise...
Bornagaincollector
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I would say the 1969 Topps Reggie Jackson rc
mstng99tim
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I already bought the one I've always wanted ever since I was a little kid.
But if I had to buy one today, I would go with the '90 Frank Thomas NNOF, as I've always wanted one of those as well.
But if I had to buy one today, I would go with the '90 Frank Thomas NNOF, as I've always wanted one of those as well.
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Super clean copy of the 1953 Satchel Paige.
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Time to roll up my sleeves on this one.
Nice cards people are mentioning. But even a Koufax, Aaron, or Clemente RC don't make the cut for my pick. They're nice cards, but they're not tough. If you've got the cash, two dozen sellers will line up and compete to give you one.
1951 Topps Major League All Stars Robin Roberts (SP). Toughest Topps card IMO.
Nice cards people are mentioning. But even a Koufax, Aaron, or Clemente RC don't make the cut for my pick. They're nice cards, but they're not tough. If you've got the cash, two dozen sellers will line up and compete to give you one.
1951 Topps Major League All Stars Robin Roberts (SP). Toughest Topps card IMO.
gracecollector
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Card:
Why:
It's cool.
Why:
It's cool.
beefycheddar
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I already got the Buchholz Super....
BunchOBull
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I have my top two already, but I guess after these two it would be a '54 Aaron RC.
Top 2:
Top 2:
leatherman
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1971 Topps Nolan Ryan.
Love the 1971 Topps set, it was the year I was born.
Love Nolan Ryan, especially when he was with the Mets. The Royal Crown cola billboard in the back of the picture is a nice touch to the card, too.
Thin, black borders make finding a well-centered, clean bordered card almost impossible. Even this PSA 9 is too OC (top to bottom) for my liking:
Love the 1971 Topps set, it was the year I was born.
Love Nolan Ryan, especially when he was with the Mets. The Royal Crown cola billboard in the back of the picture is a nice touch to the card, too.
Thin, black borders make finding a well-centered, clean bordered card almost impossible. Even this PSA 9 is too OC (top to bottom) for my liking:
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The PSA 10 GEM MINT 1963 Topps Pete Rose RC from the Dmitri Young Collection! It was on display at The National last year. It's real and it's spectacular!
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