Show a pic of a random card you own thread..

[katester44]

Here's one for today!

Scobes

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That is just a pretty card!!

 

[Kirbyfan34]

One of those “this is gonna pay my college tuition “ rookies. So hyped up

 

[camco2]

2019 Panini diamond kings signatures holo silver tatis
Auto 26/99

 

[Eliatack]

Here is a fitting on for the season!

 

[giants1249er]

 

[Scobes]

Here's one for today!

Scobes

 

[rlschles]

Here's one for today!

Scobes

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Yaz's triple crown year.

 

[Eliatack]

Here is one for today!

2023 Allen And Ginter Jordan Walker RC mini variation #RDV-17 BV$8

 

[katester44]

Here's one for today!

Scobes

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Mantle in at .245.

 

[anglinomics]

 

[Eliatack]

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I have that same Bryce Harper card!

 

[Scobes]

Here's one for today! I'll switch it up from the 1968s!

Scobes

 

[Eliatack]

Here's one for today! I'll switch it up from the 1968s!

Scobes

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What is that card worth????????????????????

 

[rlschles]

What is that card worth????????????????????

He's a common, so not that much.

 

[89Giants]

 

[SymphonicMetal]

Here's one for today!

Scobes

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Looking at the low batting averages on this card you can really see how pitching was dominant in this era. Yet you had so many 500+ home run hitters like Aaron, Mays, Frank Robinson, Killebrew ,McCcovey and on and on. It was really a remarkable era.

On the 1969 Topps

Here's one for today!

Scobes

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When you look at the low batting averages on this card you can really see it was a pitching dominant era. Even with the great pitching this era produced numerous 500 home run players like Aaron, Mays, Robinson, Killebrew, MCCovey and on and on. It is really remarkable both things occured in the same era!

The 1969 Topps American League Batting Leaders is really something to study. Yaz was the only player to hit.300 and he led the A.L. with a .301 batting average. And the legendary Danny Cater was 2nd in the league at .290!!! Unreal!

 

[OriolesFan8]

Bought this last night /25. Currently have 174/210 signatures from 2002 Donruss Studio

 

[mm1sub]

Looking at the low batting averages on this card you can really see how pitching was dominant in this era. Yet you had so many 500+ home run hitters like Aaron, Mays, Frank Robinson, Killebrew ,McCcovey and on and on. It was really a remarkable era.

On the 1969 Topps

When you look at the low batting averages on this card you can really see it was a pitching dominant era. Even with the great pitching this era produced numerous 500 home run players like Aaron, Mays, Robinson, Killebrew, MCCovey and on and on. It is really remarkable both things occured in the same era!

The 1969 Topps American League Batting Leaders is really something to study. Yaz was the only player to hit.300 and he led the A.L. with a .301 batting average. And the legendary Danny Cater was 2nd in the league at .290!!! Unreal!

I am not sure if it was after 1968 or 1969 but the mound was lowered after all the dominant pitching.

 

[PRosefan1]

GibsonfleerRC by Darryl Crum II, on Flickr

 

[rlschles]

I am not sure if it was after 1968 or 1969 but the mound was lowered after all the dominant pitching.

It was after the '68 season when Bob Gibson posted a 1.12 ERA.