Estate 48 August Sports Card, Collectibles and Memorabilia Auction

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Location: 359 Summit Drive Waterford MI 48328

Image	Lot #	Name / Description
	#1	Michael Jordan Original 1987 Life Size "Measure Up" Cutout Official NBA Michael Jordan Original 1987 Life Size Cutout Official NBA Licensed by Majestic. Before there was AIR, Michael Jordan was finding his way to NBA success. Here we offer the original Full Size, Life Size Michael Jordan Chicago Bulls Standup Cutout Figure. Promoted to "Measure UP" it measures about 6 feet 6 inches tall. Overall condition is Excellent. See Photos. Scarce early Jordan collectible. Would make a great display. Extremely desirable, and rarely found in this condition.
	#2	Original Navin Field, Briggs/Tiger Stadium Green Box Seat Folding Chair. Original Navin Field, Briggs/Tiger Stadium Green Box Seat Folding Chair. Used at Detroit's Iconic Tiger Stadium from 1912-1999. Guaranteed authentic with a Hologram & matching Letter of Authenticity from SportsCard Central Authentics. Excellent Used Condition. Not updated or modified at all. Original Condition. See pics. Frank Navin was essentially the team's first (and most important) employee, and with money he won in a card game, bought an interest in the Tigers and eventually became owner. He brought us Ty Cobb and 3 trips to the World Series in the franchise's first 8 years (1907-09) soon after, In 1911 he began construction on a 23,000 seat stadium to match the burgeoning interest in the teams growing cadre of fans. This offered seat was there on opening day and witnessed 87 years of historic achievements and Hall of Fame Careers. OPening Day was (Delayed one day by rain) ultimately Saturday April 19,1912. The first game to be played at Navin Field was scheduled for Thursday, April 18, 1912, with the Detroit Tigers hosting the Cleveland Naps. To commemorate this special Opening Day of the season, many activities were scheduled, all to take place on the 18th. A parade featuring both teams was to work its way from the middle of downtown Detroit to the new ballpark at the corner of Michigan and Trumbull Avenues. After the game the Tigers and Naps were to attend a banquet in their honor at the elegant Hotel Pontchartrain, sponsored by the Detroit Board of Commerce. However, once again, the best plans did not occur as planned. It rained hard on April 18 and the game was postponed. The baseball park the Tigers had played in in 1911 was called Bennett Field. Immediately after the last game of the 1911 season, the small wooden structure was demolished, and Navin Field was erected on the same plot of ground. Made of steel and concrete, a new construction concept at the time, it was reported to have cost around $300,000 to build. The rain started during the evening of Wednesday, April 17, and lasted most of Thursday, causing the rainout. On Friday the game was also postponed; officially the reason was unplayable grounds. This was plausible, considering that the field was so new and had taken on a lot of water. This was largely the result of the park’s new tarpaulin: It was hailed as a perforation-type (rather than a solid sheet), which was supposed to make it less vulnerable to wind. Unfortunately, excessive amounts of rainwater drained through the perforated tarp’s holes, causing a muddy field. But another possible reason for the postponement (which was never listed as official) was that Frank Navin was a superstitious gambler who did not want to start the season on Friday, which he referred to as the hoodoo day of the week. There was some talk that the game would be shifted to Cleveland, which had a dry field. In fact Ban Johnson, president of the American League, had bought off on this idea. The opening game was originally scheduled as the start of a four-game series with the Naps. It turned into a two-game series. If these games had been shifted to Cleveland, the first game at Navin Field would have been pushed back until April 27, another reason for trying to play the games in Detroit. Despite the delays, the banquet went off as originally scheduled on Thursday evening. The parade and game took place on Saturday. The first pitch was thrown out by Mayor William Barlum Thompson of Detroit, who threw it to Charley Bennett, a popular ex-Tiger catcher from the 19th century, and the namesake of old Bennett Park. The starting lineups were, for Cleveland: 1. Jack Graney, LF 2. Ivy Olson, SS 3. Joe Jackson, CF 4. Nap Lajoie, 2B 5. Buddy Ryan, RF 6. Eddie Hohnhorst, 1B 7. Terry Turner, 3B 8. Ted Easterly, C 9. Vean Gregg, P And for Detroit: 1. Ossie Vitt, LF 2. Baldy Louden, 3B 3. Ty Cobb, CF 4. Sam Crawford, RF 5. Jim Delahanty, 2B 6. Del Gainer, 1B 7. Donie Bush, SS 8. Oscar Stanage, C 9. George Mullin, P As can be seen, the starting lineups included three future members of Baseball’s Hall of Fame: charter member Ty Cobb, Wahoo Sam Crawford, and Nap Lajoie. Many might argue that a fourth player, Shoeless Joe Jackson, should be in the Hall of Fame, too. Detroit manager Hughie Jennings — himself a future Hall of Famer — gave right-hander George Mullin the game ball. Mullin was starting his ninth home opener in 10 years. The first pitch by Mullin was a called strike to Jack Graney, the game was finally started, and the history of Navin Field had begun. Cleveland wasted little time scoring the first run at the new park, although the Naps did get help from the Tigers. The game’s third batter, Shoeless Joe Jackson, reached first on a base on balls, immediately stole second, and raced home on an error by Tigers second baseman Jim Delahanty on Nap Lajoie’s grounder. The run was unearned. Left-hander Vean Gregg, 23-7 with a league-leading 1.80 ERA the year before, was Cleveland manager Harry Davis’s starter. In the first inning, Ossie Vitt singled and was sacrificed to second by Baldy Louden. On the very first pitch he saw at Navin Field, Cobb rapped a base hit, scoring Vitt. The Georgia Peach went to second on Crawford’s single. Then it got exciting. Cobb and Crawford performed a double steal as Delahanty struck out. While on second and third, Cobb and Crawford performed yet another successful double steal. The aggressive baserunning produced Cobb’s first run at Navin Field — on his steal of home. The game went back and forth for the next seven innings. Cleveland scored two in the third on an infield single and a bases-loaded hit batsman to take a 3-2 lead, but Detroit came back in its half to tie it up, and might have scored more but the bold and daring Cobb was thrown out at home plate trying to score from second base on Delahanty’s grounder back to the pitcher. In the fifth Cleveland went ahead by two runs on a single, a double, and a bad error by second baseman Delahanty. The score stayed 5-3 until the bottom of the eighth, when Detroit tied the game on Cobb’s single, Crawford’s double, and Delahanty’s two-run single past third baseman Terry Turner. The game went into extra innings. In the top of the 11th, Cleveland put runners at second and third with just one out, thanks to an error and Joe Jackson’s ground-rule double into the overflow crowd in center field. Because of the huge throng in attendance (according to the turnstile count it was 24,382, but estimates put it at closer to 26,000), many hundreds of fans had to stand in the nether reaches of the outfield in a cordoned-off area. This had resulted in five ground-rule doubles, four by Cleveland and one by Detroit. The Cleveland Plain Dealer said that Jackson's drive would likely have gone for a triple had it not been for the ground rule that held him at second — and more importantly, held Olson at third. Mullin issued an intentional walk to Lajoie, which loaded the bases. The strategy paid off: The next two batters grounded out without a run being able to score. In the Detroit half of the 11th, Del Gainer grounded out, but Donie Bush singled and Oscar Stanage followed suit. Bush went to third as Stanage was out at second trying to take an extra base. That made it two outs with Bush on third. Even though Mullin had already given up 13 hits and walked four, Jennings elected to let him hit for himself — he was a good hitter, having batted .286 in 1911. Mullin came through. He singled to left, scoring Bush with the winning run. It was quite a way to inaugurate a new ballpark. Sitting in this chair, one can reminisce about all the sights it has seen from Cobb to Heillman, Greenberg, Gehringer, Kaline and the opponents, Ruth, Gehrig, Lajoie, and the World Series Wins and Losses.
	#3	Original Olympia Stadium Red Folding Chair circa 1927 Original Olympia Stadium Red Folding Chair circa 1927. Olympia "The Barn" was the home of the Detroit Red Wings. Built in 1927 and closed in 1980, this Red Metal Folding chair was there to see all the Red Wings and Pistons Games,Wrestling events, Ice Capades, Circuses, and so much more. An historic piece of Detroit. Comes with Hologram and matching Letter of Authenticity from Sports Card Central Authentics.
	#4	Original Pair of Olympia Stadium Padded Seats Original Pair of Olympia Stadium Padded Seats. Offered are a pair of connected Folding Red Padded Seats from better seats at Olympia Stadium in DEtroit. Circa 1927-1980. These are guaranteed Authentic with a Hologram and Matching Letter of Authenticity from SportsCard Central Authentics. Original Condition with Wear and tear. Still usable. Very Heavy. Several Detroit businessmen organized the Detroit Hockey Club, Inc. in 1926 and purchased the Victoria Cougars hockey team, along with a site at the corner of Grand River Avenue and McGraw Street to construct an arena. In July 1926, the Detroit Hockey Club unveiled drawings for the Olympia Stadium to be built on the site. The cornerstone for the building was laid by Mayor John W. Smith on March 8, 1927. The Olympia opened on October 15, 1927; at that time the only other buildings that exceeded its seating capacity were Madison Square Garden and the London Olympia. The opening event was the International Stampede and Rodeo, which ran from October 15 to October 22. Shortly thereafter, the primary tenants of the building, the NHL Cougars, began their long residence. The Cougars played their first game at the Olympia on November 22, 1927, and Detroit's Johnny Sheppard scored the first goal at the new building. However, the visiting Ottawa Senators defeated the Cougars, 2–1. The Cougars later became the Falcons and finally, in 1932, were named the Detroit Red Wings by new owner James E. Norris. In addition to the Red Wings, the Olympia was also home to the Detroit Olympics International Hockey League minor league team in the 1930s, the BAA's Detroit Falcons from 1946 to 1947, and the NBA's Detroit Pistons from 1957 to 1961; that period marked the only time until the opening of Little Caesars Arena in 2017 that the Red Wings and Pistons shared the same arena on a full-time basis. It hosted the NHL All-Star Game in 1950, 1952, 1954, and 1955, the NBA All-Star Game in 1959 and the NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Championship (known as the "Frozen Four") in 1977 and 1979. The Olympia was also a major venue for boxing through the International Boxing Club (featuring such prominent fights as Jake LaMotta's defeats of Sugar Ray Robinson) and professional wrestling, as well as other events such as the 1931 American Legion Convention which was addressed by President Herbert Hoover, and regular visits by the Harlem Globetrotters, Ice Capades, Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies. It hosted concerts by The Beatles on September 6, 1964 and August 13, 1966, as well as concerts by other popular performers and bands, including Led Zeppelin and Elvis Presley. By the late 1970s, the neighborhood surrounding the Olympia had been in decline since the 1967 riots. In 1977, the Red Wings announced that they would be moving to a proposed arena in suburban Pontiac. The city of Detroit would counter with proposed a riverfront arena for much less rent that Pontiac was seeking. The package included operational control of both the new arena, nearby Cobo Arena and the adjoining parking structures. The Red Wings accepted Detroit's offer. On December 15, 1979, three days after the first event held at Joe Louis Arena, the Red Wings played their final home game at the Olympia, a 4–4 tie against the Quebec Nordiques. Attendance at that game was 15,609. They would move to Joe Louis Arena on December 27. The final event at the building took place on February 21, 1980. Demolished in September 1987.
	#5	Frank Navin Tigers Owner PSA/DNA Autograph Deceased 1935 Frank Navin Tigers Owner PSA/DNA Autograph Deceased 1935. This PSA/DNA Certified Autograph is a cut autograph and one of the very VERY few Navin certified autographs. He passed away just after the Tigers finally won the Series in 1935. He was heart broken after they lost their 4th series in 4 tries in 1934, and was simply ecstatic that they fil=nally closed the deal in 1935. Born in Adrian, Michigan, Navin was one of nine children of Irish immigrants. He attended the Detroit College of Law and worked as both a lawyer and accountant. In 1902, Navin was a bookkeeper at the insurance offices of Samuel F. Angus when Angus led a syndicate that purchased the Detroit Tigers. Angus brought the 31-year-old Navin with him as the team's bookkeeper. He also served as "secretary, treasurer, business manager, farm director, chief ticket seller, advertising manager, and any other position that demanded immediate attention." In 1903, Navin bought $5000 in stock in the team, reportedly with money won in a card game. Navin had an eye for talent, and he built a team that won three straight pennants from 1907–1909. His signing of Ty Cobb and Hughie Jennings was instrumental in the development of the Tigers championship teams. But Angus soon tired of the Tigers' massive monetary losses, and told Navin to find a buyer. Navin quickly cut a deal with the richest man in Michigan, lumber baron William Clyman Yawkey. However, Yawkey died before the deal closed, and Navin persuaded his son, Bill Yawkey, to complete the deal. Yawkey had little involvement in the Tigers' day-to-day operations, largely leaving those in the hands of Navin. In January 1908, Yawkey sold Navin almost half the club, making him for all intents and purposes a full partner. Navin then became team president in name as well as in fact. Baseball was not a side business for Navin. It was his principal business and passion. Navin once said: "No game is cleaner, healthier or more scientific. (Baseball brings) thousands of devotees out into the open air and the sunshine and distracts them from every contaminating influence." And legendary Detroit News sports editor H. G. Salsinger wrote that "Navin was one of the few owners who knew the playing end of the game as well as the business end." Reputation as a penny-pincher Despite his love of the game, Navin developed a reputation as a penny-pincher, which was not surprising given he was trained as an accountant. A 1904 letter he wrote to Hall of Famer Sam Crawford adds to the reputation. After hitting .338 for the Tigers in 1903, Crawford took his used uniform home to Wahoo, Nebraska, prompting Navin to send the following letter: Kindly forward last season's uniform to the Detroit Ball Club at once, so it can be put in shape for spring practice. As those uniforms are paid for by the Detroit club, they are, of course, the property of the Detroit club and should have been returned at the close of last season. Navin's tightfisted nature came in part because unlike most of the other owners, he had no income apart from the Tigers. In 1919, after Yawkey's death, Navin bought 15 shares from the Yawkey estate to become half-owner of the Tigers. However, without Yawkey's fortune to fall back on, Navin had to take on additional investors to keep afloat. With this in mind, he brokered the sale of 25 percent of the Yawkey interest to auto-body manufacturer Walter Briggs, Sr., and another 25 percent to wheelmaker John Kelsey. After Kelsey's death, Briggs bought Kelsey's interest and became a full partner with Navin, though he stayed in the background. Navin's tough negotiations and salary battles with Tiger players are legendary. In the 1920s, Tigers slugger Bob "Fats" Fothergill always had a weight problem, and Navin constantly rode Fothergill about it. When Fothergill came to Navin's office in the winter to negotiate his contract, he wore a big, heavy overcoat to conceal the weight he had put on in the offseason. Navin figured out what Fothergill was up to and turned the heat way up in his office. Navin then sat back and engaged Fothergill in a long, drawn-out conversation about his family, hunting, and anything but the contract. As sweat poured off Fothergill, Navin suggested that he take off the coat, but Fothergill insisted he was comfortable. When the conversation finally got around to the contract, Fothergill wanted to get out of Navin's hot office so badly that he accepted Navin's first offer. Years later, when pitcher Elden Auker was called up to the Tigers in 1933, Navin told him: "Elden, we're bringing you up here as a starting pitcher. We think you have an opportunity to be a major league pitcher. I don't have a lot of money. My philosophy for starting pitchers is when they give you the ball, I expect you to pitch nine innings. I can't afford to pay you to start a ballgame and pay three or four others to finish it." Ty Cobb and Frank Navin pose as Cobb signs a $5000 ($129,333 in 2012) contract for 1908 after Cobb's bitter holdout. Navin's knowledge of the game and his reputation for penny-pinching are both reflected in his relationship with Ty Cobb. In 1905, a young Cobb tried out with the Tigers, and many laughed at the skinny kid's eager tryout. But Navin was impressed with Cobb's effort and signed him for $1500.[8] Each year thereafter, Navin and Cobb engaged in prolonged contract negotiations, with Cobb holding out at times, and Navin ultimately paying what was needed to retain the best batter in baseball. In 1925, the Tigers were offered an opportunity to purchase a young Paul Waner from the San Francisco Seals, but Navin was not willing to pay the $40,000 asking price.[9] Cobb, who was the team's manager, was angered at Navin's refusal to sign Waner, and later said that their relationship deteriorated so much that "I couldn't stand to look at Navin." In 1911, Navin tore down the Tigers' longtime home, Bennett Park, and built a new concrete-and-steel facility on the same site with a seating capacity of 23,000. The new park, named "Navin Field", opened on April 20, 1912. Renamed Briggs Stadium in 1938, and then Tiger Stadium in 1961, the park built by Navin remained the Tigers' home until 2000. In 1924, as Detroit grew, Navin built a second deck on his stadium, increasing the seating capacity to 30,000. In May 1912, Navin found himself embroiled in the first player strike in American League history. During a game in New York, Ty Cobb jumped into the stands and attacked a handicapped heckler who had been taunting Cobb with racial epithets. When American League President Ban Johnson suspended Cobb indefinitely, the Tigers voted to strike, refusing to play until the suspension was lifted. When Ban Johnson threatened Navin with a $5,000 per game fine if he failed to field a team, Navin told manager Hughie Jennings to find replacement players. As the Tigers were on the road in Philadelphia, Jennings recruited eight replacement "Tigers" from a neighborhood in North Philadelphia. The replacement Tigers lost 24-2 to the Philadelphia Athletics. The regular Tigers returned after a one-game strike. In 1920 Navin played a key role in the creation of the office of Commissioner of Baseball and the appointment of Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis as the first Commissioner. The American League owners had become divided into two factions. One faction, the Red Sox, White Sox and Yankees, sought to remove Ban Johnson as the league's president. The other faction, the Tigers, Indians, Athletics, Browns, and Senators, known as the "Loyal Five", supported Johnson. When the Black Sox Scandal broke after the 1920 season, the White Sox, Red Sox and Yankees threatened to pull out of the American League and join a new 12-team National League. The enlarged league would include a new team in Detroit unrelated to the Tigers — an obvious attempt to push out Navin, a longtime Johnson loyalist. However, Navin was in no mood for another war and persuaded the other five clubs to agree to appoint a new National Commission of non-baseball men. Judge Landis was tapped as chairman, but would only accept an appointment as sole commissioner, with nearly unlimited power over the game. The owners, desperate to fight the perception that baseball was crooked, readily agreed. Navin developed a very close relationship with Landis, and Landis reportedly called Navin as many as 20 times a day for advice. After the other American League owners forced Johnson on an indefinite sabbatical in January 1927, Navin became acting president of the American League. Johnson returned in time for the start of the 1927 season, but was forced out entirely after the season, and Navin served as acting president until Ernest Barnard was elected as permanent successor. In 1931, Navin was nearly ruined by the Great Depression and by his losses betting on horse racing. Navin had a lifelong love of gambling on horse races, a quirk that was overlooked by his friend, Judge Landis. (Navin also worked for a time as a croupier at a turn of the century gambling house in Detroit. He was thus forced to rely more and more on Briggs' money to keep the Tigers competitive. By 1933, the Great Depression (and a losing team) had cut attendance at Navin Field to a third of what it had been a decade earlier. Navin contemplated selling the franchise and even entertained an offer from Ty Cobb. But Navin decided not to sell and tried to sign Babe Ruth, hoping to revive interest in the team. Instead, he ended up buying Mickey Cochrane from Connie Mack for $100,000. Cochrane proved to be the sparkplug that helped the Tigers win two consecutive pennants in 1934 and 1935. After the Tigers lost the 1934 World Series to the Gashouse Gang from St. Louis, the 64-year-old Navin was reportedly heartbroken, having seen his teams win four American League pennants, only to lose four World Series. In October 1935, the Tigers finally won their World Series championship, and six weeks later, on November 13, 1935, Navin died. Navin had been riding one of his horses at the Detroit Riding and Hunt Club when he suffered a heart attack and fell from the horse. Navin was buried in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Southfield, Michigan where the family mausoleum was decorated by Corrado Parducci and is guarded by two tigers by American animalier Frederick Roth.
	#6	Walter Briggs signed 3x5 card PSA/DNA certified Autograh Tigers Owner Walter Briggs signed 3x5 card PSA/DNA certified Autograh Tigers Owner. The Briggs family obtained the Tigers from Frank Navin who passed away in 1935. Here is offered a Walter O Spike Briggs signed 3x5 card. Born and Died in Detroit! Briggs family owned the team originally with Navin following Yawkey's death in 1919, and took over full ownership after Navin passed in 1935. Briggs owned the team until it was sold in 1956. A tough autograph of an important figure in Tigers History.
	#7	Norm Cash Certified PSA/DNA Autograph Cut Auto Norm Cash Certified PSA/DNA Autograph Cut Auto. One of the toughest contemporary Detroit Tiger Stars signatures. This cut auto has been certified authentic by PSA/DNA. They should. I got it in person myself from the star. Still, it helps whoever buys it to have the confidence in its authenticity. Cash died in October 1986 at the age of 51 after falling in a lake and drowning. He did have a blood alcohol of .18. He is buried in West Bloomfield if you want to visit his gravesite.
	#8	Wahoo Sam Crawford Detroit Tigers Hall of Famer PSA/DNA Certified Autograph 3x5 Card Wahoo Sam Crawford PSA/DNA Certified Autograph 3x5 Card Unbelievably RARE and desirable. Detroit Tigers Hall of Famer. Crawford batted and threw left-handed, stood 6 ft 0 in (1.83 m) tall and weighed 190 pounds (86 kg). Born in Wahoo, Nebraska, he had a short minor league baseball career before entering the majors with the Cincinnati Reds in 1899. He played for the Reds until 1902. Crawford then joined the Detroit Tigers and played for Detroit from 1903 to 1917. He was one of the greatest sluggers of his era, leading his league in home runs twice and in runs batted in three times. He still hold the MLB record for most career triples, with 309. While with the Tigers, Crawford played alongside superstar Ty Cobb, and the two had an intense rivalry while also helping Detroit win three American League championships from 1907 to 1909. After his MLB career ended, Crawford moved to California, where he lived the rest of his life. He was a player and umpire in the Pacific Coast League and was a coach at the University of Southern California. He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1957.
	#9	Bill Freehan Detroit Tigers Catcher 4x6 Card PSA/DNA Certified Autograph Bill Freehan 4x6 Card PSA/DNA Certified Autograph. Freehan added "1968 World Champs" in beautiful cursive. a 10/10 autograph. Freehan was more than a fan favorite. How is an 11 time All Star who had the highest fielding percentage as a catcher not get in the Hall of Fame??? William Ashley Freehan (born November 29, 1941)[1] is an American former professional baseball player. He played his entire fifteen-year Major League Baseball career as a catcher for the Detroit Tigers. The premier catcher in the American League for several years from the 1960s into the early 1970s, he was named an All-Star in each of the eleven seasons in which he caught at least 75 games, and was the MVP runnerup with the 1968 champions for his handling of a pitching staff that included Mickey Lolich and Denny McLain, who became the first 30-game winner in the majors since 1934. A five-time Gold Glove Award winner,[2] Freehan held the major league record for highest career fielding percentage (.9933) until 2002, and also the records for career putouts (9,941) and total chances (10,734) from 1975 until the late 1980s;[3] he ranked ninth in major league history in games caught (1,581) at the end of his career. His career totals of 200 home runs and 2,502 total bases placed him behind only Yogi Berra and Bill Dickey among AL catchers when he retired. Freehan attended the University of Michigan, where he set an all-time Big Ten Conference batting mark of .585 in 1961 and also played football.[4] He signed with his hometown Tigers in 1961 for a $100,000 bonus, which his father withheld until he graduated in 1966, and broke in briefly with 4 games at the end of the season before returning to the minors in 1962.[5] In 1963 he arrived in the majors to stay, working with former catcher Rick Ferrell on his defense and splitting catching duties with Gus Triandos, who was traded following the season. The 1964 campaign gave indications of what was to come; he batted .300 to finish sixth in the American League (AL), along with 18 home runs and 80 runs batted in.[6] He also led the AL by throwing out 53% of potential base stealers, earned the first of his ten consecutive All-Star selections, and placed seventh in the Most Valuable Player Award balloting.[7] In 1965 he led the AL in putouts for the first of six times, and received the first of his five consecutive Gold Gloves. In 1966 he again led the league in putouts, and also led in fielding percentage for the first of four times. 1967 was his best season yet, as he batted .282 – ninth in the AL as averages hit an all-time low – with 20 home runs, and broke Elston Howard's 1964 AL single-season records with 950 putouts and 1,021 total chances. Freehan led the league in both intentional walks and times hit by pitch, and finished third in the MVP voting after Detroit came within one game of the Boston Red Sox for the AL pennant. Freehan wearing protective catcher's gear as a member of the Detroit Tigers in 1966. He had an even better year in 1968 as he was considered the quiet leader of the 1968 World Series championship squad. In a year marked by dominant pitching, he posted career highs with 25 home runs and 84 RBI, fifth and sixth in the AL respectively.[10] Freehan broke his own records with 971 putouts and 1,050 total chances, marks which remained league records until Dan Wilson topped them with the 1997 Seattle Mariners. He was also hit by 24 pitches, the most in the AL since Kid Elberfeld in 1911. Despite playing in hitter-friendly Tiger Stadium, Freehan guided the Tigers' pitching staff to an earned run average of 2.71, third best in the league.[11] McLain won 31 games and Lolich won 17 as the Tigers ran away with the pennant. Because of his offensive and defensive contributions, he finished second to McLain in the MVP voting.[12] Freehan and Carl Yastrzemski were the only players to finish in the top ten of the voting in both 1967 and 1968, and only Yastrzemski reached base more often in 1968. He capped his season by recording the final out of the World Series against the St. Louis Cardinals, retiring Tim McCarver on a popup. He also made a pivotal play in Game 5, with the Cardinals leading the Series 3-1 and the game 3-2.[13] In the fifth inning, Lou Brock – whom Freehan had thrown out on an attempted steal in the third inning – doubled with one out and attempted to score on Julián Javier's single, but Freehan successfully blocked the plate with his foot, and held on to the ball even though Brock came in standing up in an attempt to knock the ball loose. Detroit won by scoring three runs in the seventh inning, and went on to take the last two games.[14] Although his later seasons rarely approached the brilliance of those two campaigns, he continued to turn out All-Star years for the Tigers. His offensive numbers dipped in 1970, but he threw out 47% of potential base stealers (his highest mark since 1964) and had a .997 fielding percentage. In 1971 he batted .277 with 21 home runs, and he hit .262 for the 1972 Eastern Division champions. He missed the first two games (both losses) of the 1972 American League Championship Series against the Oakland Athletics while recovering from a hairline fracture of his thumb, then doubled and homered in a 3-0 Game 3 win, in which Joe Coleman set a League Championship Series record with 14 strikeouts.[15] Freehan drove in the first of three runs in the tenth inning of Game 4 in a memorable 4-3 come-from-behind victory which tied the series;[16] he also drove in Detroit's only run in the 2-1 Game 5 loss.[17] In 1974, playing primarily at first base, he finished fifth in the American League in slugging average with a .479 mark.[18] He moved back behind the plate the following year to earn his eleventh All-Star berth. Freehan ended his career in 1976, batting .270.
	#10	Heinie Manush Detroit Tigers Hall of Famer PSA/DNA 3x5 Autograph Heinie Manush Hall of Famer PSA/DNA 3x5 Autograph. Heinie came up with Detroit, and this autograph is expected to be from that era, 1923-27. Henry Emmett Manush (July 20, 1901 – May 12, 1971), nicknamed "Heinie", was an American baseball outfielder. He played professional baseball for 20 years from 1920 to 1939, including 17 years in Major League Baseball for the Detroit Tigers (1923–1927), St. Louis Browns (1928–1930), Washington Senators (1930–1935), Boston Red Sox (1936), Brooklyn Dodgers (1937–1938), and Pittsburgh Pirates (1938–1939). After retiring as a player, Manush was a minor league manager from 1940 to 1945, a scout for the Boston Braves in the late 1940s and a coach for the Senators from 1953 to 1954. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1964. A native of Tuscumbia, Alabama, Manush was one of the best batters in baseball in the 1920s and 1930s. He compiled a .330 career batting average, won the American League batting championship in 1926 with a .378 batting average, finished one point short of a second batting championship in 1928, finished among the top four batters in the American League six times (1926, 1928–1929, and 1932–1934) and totaled more than 200 hits four times (1928–1929, 1932–1933). In 1928, he finished second in the voting for the American League Most Valuable Player (MVP) award after leading the American League with 241 hits and 47 doubles, while also hitting 20 triples and compiling 367 total bases. He also finished third in the MVP voting in 1932 and 1933 and was the leading batter on the 1933 Washington Senators team that won the American League pennant and lost the 1933 World Series to the New York Giants. Manush was also a solid defensive outfielder, appearing in 2,008 major league games, 1,381 as a left fielder, 312 as a center fielder, and 153 as a right fielder. He led the American League with 356 putouts as a left fielder in 1928, a .992 fielding percentage in left field in 1928, and five double plays turned by a left fielder in 1935. His 2,855 putouts in left field ranks 21st in major league history. Contents 1 Early years 2 Professional baseball 2.1 Minor leagues 2.2 Detroit Tigers 2.3 St. Louis Browns 2.4 Washington Senators 2.5 Boston, Brooklyn and Pittsburgh 2.6 Minor league player and manager 2.7 Hall of Fame and legacy 3 Family and later years 4 See also 5 References
	#11	1955 Bowman lot of 3 All PSA 5 EX w/ Frank Thomas! 1955 Bowman lot of 3 All PSA 5 EX w/ 58 Frank Thomas, 75 Brooks Lawrence, 82 Lee Walls. Nice Group of Clean Cards featuring the Original Frank Thomas who hit 30 Home Runs and 100 RBI's. This Frank Thomas ended up with 286 HR's. Still a nice career.
	#12	Lot of 2 1960 Topps Baseball PSA 7 Near Mint W #162 & 372 Lot of 2 1960 Topps PSA 7 W #162 Frank House & 372 Sammy Taylor. Clean Sharp Near Mint Cards
	#13	1961 Topps Baseball Stamps Lot of 3 PSA 5 & 6 EX/MT 1961 Topps Baseball Stamps Lot of 3 PSA 5 & 6 EX/MT. Includes PSA 5 Jackie Jensen. PSA 6 Joe Jay and Norm Larker. Cool rarely seen graded Topps inserts from 1961.
	#14	Lot of 9 1961 Nu Scoops Baseball Cards ALL PSA Graded 8 NM-MT Lot of 9 1961 Nu Scoops Baseball Cards ALL PSA Graded 8 NM-MT. Wow Super Sharp Vintage Baseball Cards. This Lot includes 406 Vern Law, 407 Runnels, 410 Cardwell, 423 Sievers, 425 Schoendienst, 430 Turley, 451 Braves, 459 Harvey Kuenn470 Sal Maglie. All PSA Graded 8's. Great Start to a PSA Set Registry run. Go For It! In 1961, Nu-Card put out a similar set called Baseball Scoops, covering many of the same events as in the previous year’s issue, plus they freshened up the collection with some 1960 season highlights, including the third card in the issue (No. 403), “Mazeroski’s Homer Wins Series For Bucs.” Again, around one-quarter of the cards spotlight World Series action, but the Scoops are standard size, with 80 in the issue and featuring the write-ups on the card backs. The Standard Catalog of Vintage Baseball Cards mentions that counterfeit versions of the ’61s may be in the hobby, with heavily blurred photo images a firm clue. The PSA Population numbers Show: 1960 Nu-Card Hi-Lites 1,656 graded with seven PSA 10s 1961: 7,194 graded with 235 PSA 10s. The Scoops set ends with one of the most dramatic hits in MLB postseason play: Bobby Thomson’s 1951 bottom-of-the-ninth round tripper to capture the N.L. flag and break Brooklyn’s heart. Although the card headline reads “Thomson’s Homer Sinks Dodgers,” you would think that perhaps a more eye-catching entry would have been used, such as the “Shot Heard ’Round The World!” – as that home run has been labeled – or maybe borrow a portion of radio announcer Russ Hodges’ famous call on Thomson’s home run: “The Giants Win The Pennant! The Giants Win The Pennant! The Giants Win The Pennant!”
	#15	Lot of 27 1967 Topps Baseball Cards w/ Ed Mathews Lot of 27 1967 Topps Baseball Cards w/ Ed Mathews. Mixed Lower Grade Condition.
	#16	Lot of 4 1968 & 1969 Topps Baseball PSA 8.5 & 9 MINT Cards Lot of 4 1968 & 1969 Topps PSA 8.5 & 9 MINT Baseball Cards. Includes 1968 #269 PSA 9 MINT oc, 1968 #560 High Number PSA 8.5 NM/MT+, 1969 286 Dock Ellis PSA 9 oc, 1969 454 Phillies Rookies PSA 9 MInt oc Yellow Letter Variation.
	#16a	1971 Kelloggs Baseball 3D Lot of 16 Cards 1971 Kelloggs Baseball 3D Lot of 16 Cards Poor - VG Condition. See Pics. Includes Bob Gibson and Gaylord Perry. Several have Cracks. See photos. This is a very tough short printed set, and the cards do have some scarcity, but the condition is weak.
	#17	1974 Topps Traded Set (44) Overall NM/MT to Mint 1974 Topps Traded Set (44) Overall NM/MT to Mint. Every Card appears to be in super Sharp condition. See pics. This set was supplemental to the base 1974 Topps Baseball Set. It incudes players who were traded towards the end of the season. It was the first of the soon to be famous "Update Sets" Topps utilized again in 1976, and then in earnest in 1981.
	#18	1979 Topps Baseball Complete (726) Set Ozzie Smith RC 1979 Topps Baseball Complete (726) Set Ozzie Smith RC. Notoriously miscut or off centered, this one is extremely respectable. Only slightly OC. Balance of set appears EX/MT overall.
	#19	1969 MLB Photostamps Lot of 3 Graded 9 & 10 Gem Mint 1969 MLB Baseball Photostamps Lot of 3 Graded 9 & 10 Gem Mint. With Dal Maxvill FGS 10 Gem Mint, Ron Hunt PSA 9 Mint, and Ken Berry FGS Mint 9. Oddball issues are fun to collect. Getting them already graded is a bonus! Vintge Sharp condition.
	#20	1989 Upper Deck Baseball Factory Sealed Set Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie 1989 Upper Deck Baseball Factory Sealed Set Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie. This was the beginning of Upper Deck and they made a huge statement with this set. The Griffey RC is still sought after and should be in pristine condition inside this Factory Sealed Box.
	#21	Pair of 1989 Topps Baseball Unopened Boxes. 36 Packs Each Pair of 1989 Topps Baseball Unopened Boxes. 36 Packs Each. Guaranteed unopened unsearched 1989 Topps Boxes. These boxes include the cards on the bottom. Boxes are in clean condition. Overproduced yes, but can you make the gum blow a bubble??? With 72 pieces of gum you will have lots of opportunities.
	#22	1998 Bowman Series 2 Hobby Baseball Unopened Box 1998 Bowman Series 2 Hobby Baseball Unopened Box. 24 Packs, 10 cards per pack. Look for 24 packs per box, 10 cards per pack Inserts: ROY Favorites 1:12 Minor League MVP's 1:12 Certified Autographs (Blue 1:122, Silver 1:815, Gold 1:2445). Key Rookies: Lance Berkman, Adrian Beltre, Kerry Wood, and Miguel Tejada!
	#23	1984 Fleer Baseball Complete (660) Set Don Mattingly Rookie 1984 Fleer Baseball Complete Set Mattingly Rookie. The set is in plastic pages. Some pages show wear. For clarity, card #3 Todd Cruz (common) fell out of the binder and got creased. Rest of the set looks great. Ripken appears NM/MT or better. Mattingly appears Mint. 1984 Fleer Baseball's 660 card set is made up of all-time greats like Cal Ripken Jr and Nolan Ryan along with the rookie cards of Don Mattingly and Darryl Strawberry.
	#24	1987 Topps Master Baseball Set (1001 Cards) Bonds RC 1987 Topps Master Baseball Set (1001 Cards) Bonds RC. This set consists of the Base Set of 792 Cards, plus the 1987 Topps Update Complete Set (132) and the 1987 Topps Mini Leaders Set (77). Altogether 1001 Cards. All in pages in a binder. The Barry Bonds rookie card is #320 in the main set. Cards appear overall NM/MT or better.
	#25	1991 Topps Stadium Club Metrodome Stadium Boxed Baseball Set (200) 1991 Stadium Club Metrodome Stadium Boxed Set (200). Set includes 200 cards with Manny Ramirez Rookie Card
	#26	1994 Rawlings Gold Glove Redemption Baseball Set 1994 Yoo Hoo Rawlings Gold Glove Redemption Baseball Complete 22 Card Set. Includes original redemption envelope. Bonds, Schmidt, Maris, Mattingly Munson Yaz. MINT condition
	#27	Lot of 4 1990's Baseball Insert/Redemption Sets Lot of 4 1990's Baseball Insert/Redemption Sets. includes 1994 Fleer Sunoco 25 Card Set w Header, 1994 Upper Deck Home Run All Stars with Letter from Upper Deck, 2X of the 1994 Fleer All Rookie Set M1-9. All appear Mint Condition.
	#28	Ken Griffey Jr. Graded Lot of 4 Cards ALL Rookies ALL PSA 9 MINT Ken Griffey Jr. Graded Lot of 4 Cards ALL Rookies ALL PSA 9 MINT. Includes PSA 9: 1989 Score Rookie Traded, 1989 Topps Traded Rookie, 1989 Score Masters Rookie, 1989 Fleer
	#29	Jose Canseco Lot of 2 PSA 9 MINT Rookie Cards Jose Canseco Lot of 2 PSA 9 MINT Rookie Cards including 1986 Topps Traded and 1986 Donn Jennings Southern League All Stars #14. Sharp Clean RC's of the early days when we thought he was one thing. Now we know better. Still, he did put the ball in the stands, and entertain us. I have mellowed in my opinion of physical enhancements. I'm still open to change, but I don't care that much about who uses enhancements anymore. Entertain the crap out of us. What is pure in sports anymore. Whether it's enhancing your physical body, or putting together a super team of super stars in a league without enhancements ( or players caught enhancing). Anyhow, put these away for 20 years and see if the world changes their opinions and renders these worth a LOT more.
	#30	Barry Bonds 3 Card Lot GEM MINT Autograph RC & Gold Jersey Cards Barry Bonds 3 Card Lot of Graded 10 Gem Mint Cards with 1987 Topps #320 Autographed Rookie RC Card Serial #'d 250/500. & 2X 2000 23 Karat Gold Collection Feel The Game Barry Bonds Game Used Bat Cards each serial #'d / 750. Signed GEM MINT Rookie Autograph Card! I have heard he won't sign this card anymore. Rarely offered and despite any taint, extremely desirable. As you may have read in the Canseco description, I am open minded to letting these guys in. Bonds was a super stud, and I don't care what he took, he hit 762 Home Runs with 1996 RBI's and 2227 Runs with 514 Stolen Bases. He entertained the heck out of me, and got me excited again about baseball. I forgive and I appreciate what he did on the field.
	#31	Barry Bonds 10X Graded 9 & 10 Gem Mint RC's & Autograph Barry Bonds 10 Card Graded 9 & 10 Gem Mint w Rookies & Inserts. Includes 3X 1986 Topps Traded with 1X PSA 9 Mint, 2X BCCG 10 MINT, 1986 Fleer Update Autographed RC #'d/500 WCG 9.5 Mint+, 1986 Fleer Update BCCG 10, 1987 Topps #320 BCCG 10, 1990 Collegiate Collection #7 WCG 10 Gem Mint Arizona State, 1993 Bleachers 23 Karat Gold #1 Arizona State WCG 10 Gem Mint, 1993 Bleachers 23 Karat Gold #2 Arizona State WCG 10 Gem Mint, 1993 Bleachers 23 Karat Gold #3 Arizona State WCG 10 Gem Mint. Signed MINT+ Rookie Autograph Card! I have heard he won't sign his Rookie cards anymore. Rarely offered and despite any taint, extremely desirable. As you may have read in the Canseco description, I am open minded to letting these guys in. Bonds was a super stud, and I don't care what he took, he hit 762 Home Runs with 1996 RBI's and 2227 Runs with 514 Stolen Bases. He entertained the heck out of me, and got me excited again about baseball. I forgive and I appreciate what he did on the field.
	#32	Barry Bonds Rookie Lot of 3 RC's w 1986 TT Topps Traded & 1987 Donruss Barry Bonds Rookie Lot with 1986 TT Topps Traded & 1987 Donruss. I forgot to include them with a prior lot, so here you go. 3 sharp ungraded RC's of our Home Run King.
	#33	Lot of 10 1987 Fleer Barry Bonds Graded Rookies PSA & BGS 8 & 9 Lot of 10 1987 Fleer Barry Bonds Graded Rookies PSA & BGS 8 & 9. All are card #504. Condition Breakdown: 1X BGS 9, Mint. 2X PSA 9 Mint. 1X BGS 8.5 NM-MT+. 6X PSA 8 NM-MT. As you may have read in the Canseco description, I am open minded to letting these guys in. Bonds was a super stud, and I don't care what he took, he hit 762 Home Runs with 1996 RBI's and 2227 Runs with 514 Stolen Bases. He entertained the heck out of me, and got me excited again about baseball. I forgive and I appreciate what he did on the field.
	#34	Mark Mcgwire Lot of 5 Graded PSA 8-10 Gem Mint w/ Rookies Mark Mcgwire Lot of 5 Graded PSA 8-10 Gem Mint w/ Rookies. Lot includes PSA 10 Gem Mint 1985 Chong Modesto A's Minor League Corrected Spelling Mcgwire Rookie, 1998 Fleer Update #U1 62nd Homer, PSA 9 includes: 1986 Donn Jennings Southern League All Stars. PSA 8 includes 1987 Donruss #46, BCCG 10 Mint or better includes 1987 Fleer Update #76
	#35	Sammy Sosa Lot of 6 Rookies PSA 8-9 MINT Sammy Sosa Lot of 6 Rookies PSA 8-9 MINT. This lot includes 3x 1989 Topps MLB Debut Rookies #120 : 2x PSA 9 Mint, 1 PSA 8 NM-MT> 2x 1990 Leaf #220 Rookie Both PSA 9 Mint. 1 1989 Grand Slam Tulsa Drillers Minor League PSA 8 NM-MT ALl 6 are Rookie Cards. I think this covers the biggest Home Run Hitting Enhancers of the era (To the best of our knowledge). Hang on for another generation when they might not care as much, or the science has perfected itself. I remember when these 1990 Leaf Rookies were THE thing!
	#36	Lot of 3 MLB HOFers Graded 10 GEM MINT Roberto Clemente, Mickey Mantle, Early Wynn Lot of 3 MLB HOFers ALL Graded 10 MINT. SWG 10 Gem Mint 1979 TCMA #23 Roberto Clemente, Mint Grading 10 Gem Mint #252 Mickey Mantle, WCG 10 Gem Mint 1979 TCMA Early Wynn Baseball History Series. Great SHARP lot of cards from oddball sets. Still, Graded Gem Mint!
	#37	Lot of 2 PSA 9 MINT Mike Schmidt & Roberto Clemente Lot of 2 PSA 9 MINT with 1975 SSPC #470 Mike Schmidt & 1978 TCMA the 1960's #13 Roberto Clemente. Super Sharp PSA Graded Cards of 2 All Time Greats.
	#38	Lot of 6 Cal Ripken Graded Gem Mint 10 Cards W/Bat Cards Lot of 6 Cal Ripken Graded Cards W/Bat Cards. This lot includes 2x WCG Gem Mint 10 23 Karat Gold Feel The Game Cal Ripken Game USed Bat Cards. Both #'d/750. WCG Gem Mint 10 1995 Star Company #26. BCCG 10 Mint 2001 Comm Card of 1982 Rc. Mint Grading 10 Gem Mint 1995 Star #65 2131 Consecutive Games Card. All Ripken Cards look as Great as their grades.
	#39	Louisville Slugger 125 Johnny Bench Genuine R43 Baseball Bat Louisville Slugger 125 Flame Tempered Johnny Bench Genuine R43 Baseball Bat. Retail Model. Vintage 1970's. Used with taped handle.
	#40	Pete Incaviglia MLB Game Used Cooper Pro 100 C243 Baseball Bat Pete Incaviglia MLB Game Used Cooper Pro 100 C243 Baseball Bat. Guaranteed game used in a major league baseball game by Incaviglia. The bat is marked 29 on the cracked handle and on the end of the barrel of this 35" 32 oz bat. He wore #29 as a rookie with the Texas Rangers in 1986. Incaviglia had 2 stints witht he Detroit Tigers. He hit 206 Home Runs over a 12 year career with 7 teams. This could have stroked one of them. If only Bats could talk.
	#41	Ken Griffey Jr. Signed Black Rawlings Adirondack Baseball Bat Ken Griffey Jr. Signed Black Rawlings Adirondack Baseball Bat. The bat is a Professional Model Bat, but not a MLB game model bat. Still makes a nice display. Signed in silver paint pen on the barrel. No COA, but looks good. New Condition.
	#42	Cool Papa Bell Cooperstown Bat Negro League Memorabilia Cool Papa Bell Cooperstown Bat. Negro League Memorabilia. Not Autographed. Labeled Cool Papa Bell (In what appears to be a signature but is not) Next to a photo image of him on the bat and the Hall of Fame Logo. This bat was obtained from the National Baseball Hall of Fame and includes their logo on the bat handle. Very cool interesting bat for your collection. Bell played exclusively in the Negro and Mexican Leagues where he tore it up from 1922-1946. He was inducted into the HOF in 1974.
	#43	Louisville Slugger 125LL Willie Stargell Little League Bat Louisville Slugger 125LL Willie Stargell Little League Bat. Powerized logo. Shows some game use. 29" Bat.
	#44	Pee Wee Reese H&B Louisville Slugger 125 HOF Induction Bat 8-12-1984 Pee Wee Reese H&B Louisville Slugger 125 HOF Induction Bat 8-12-1984. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the company, H&B made these commemorative bats to celebrate the 1984 Hall of Fame inductees. This limited edition bat is in sharp condition and is very desirable. Includes the 100 year logo plus the barrel is engraved with Hall of Fame "Pee Wee" Reese and August 12, 1984. To further celebrate the 100 year anniversary, the Tigers won the world series, but that's another story.
	#45	Vada Pinson Luisville Slugger Genuine K100 Game Bat Vada Pinson Luisville Slugger Genuine K100 Game Bat. This bat shows good use. It is dark with the dark markings. Typical of Pinson's bats. It is marked Genuine K100 Vada Pinson Louisville Slugger on the barrel. There is tape on the handle. This is a bat Pinson would ikely have used in his capacity as a coach during his later years. It does not match his early career game bats. Still it is authentic, and matches the bats he used as a coach with among other teams the Florida Marlins who he was the very first coach the team ever had. He retired from baseball in 1994 and died of complications from a stroke in 1995. He is on a short list of borderline players who have very strong cases to be inducted into the Hal of Fame. He was the Reds career Hit leader until Pete Rose passed him. He is in the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame.
	#46	Ken Landreaux Rawlings Adirondack Big Stick Personal Pro Model Game Used Bat Ken Landreaux Rawlings Adirondack Big Stick Personal Pro Model Game Used Bat. Hand Marked in Siler Paint Pen 44 on the Barrel End and on the knob end. The knob is also stamped 113B. This bat can be phot matched to see it is exactly Landreaux's make and model. Landreaux spent 11 seasons with the Dodgers, Twins and Angels. He was a solid player throughout, hitting .268 with 145 stolen bases and earning a World Series Title in 1981 with LA as the starting Center Fielder!
	#47	Mike Heath Rawlings Adirondack Pro Ring Big Stick Game Used Bat Mike Heath Rawlings Adirondack Pro Ring Big Stick Game Used Bat. This Professional Model Big Stick Bat has all the markings and wear of a game used bat. Marked #8 on the barrel end and knob end. The Knob is also stamped 413B. Heath wore #8 during time with his last 2 MLB Teams, the Detroit Tigers 1986-1990 and Atlanta Braves 1991. He played from 1978-1991 earning a world series ring in 1978 with the Yankees.
	#48	Buck Leonard Genuine Louisville Slugger 125 Bat signed by 3 Negro Leaguers Buck Leonard Genuine Louisville Slugger 125 Bat signed by 3 Negro Leaguers Ray Dandridge, Monte Irvin and Buck Leonard. Includes full PSA/DNA Letter of Authenticity. These 3 Negro Leaguers (Irvin also played for the New York GIants in the MLB) are ALL inducted into the MLB Hall of Fame.
	#49	Gary Roenicke Louisville Slugger D113 Game Used Bat Gary Roenicke Louisville Slugger D113 Game Used Bat. During a career that spanned from 1976-1988, Roenicke got to 2 World Series, winning the 2nd one with the Orioles in 1983 alongside Cal Ripken. He spent the majority of his career in Baltimore. This bat is from that era. Shows clear signs of game use and labelled with the 35 on the knob end and faintly on the barrel end.
	#50	Travis Fryman Detroit Tigers Game Used Louisville Slugger Signed Bat Travis Fryman Detroit Tigers Game Used Louisville Slugger PSA/DNA Signed Personal Model Game Bat. This Authentic Personal MOdel Bat has been signed on the barrel by Fryman. It is certified authentic by PSA/DNA. A 5 Time All Star 3rd baseman for the Tigers and Indians from 1990 until 2002. We were waiting for a solid third baseman ever since Aurelio Rodriguez got sold for $200,000 in 1980.
	#51	Steve Carlton Personal Model Signed Louisville Slugger Bat Beckett COA Steve Carlton Personal Model Signed Louisville Slugger Bat Beckett COA. This Powerized Louisville Slugger 125 is Steve Carlton's Personal Model P89. It is boldly signed by Carlton under his name on the barrel. Carlton, once the toughest autograph in baseball, has lightened up in recent years. Rarely seen signed bat from a HOF Pitcher. First one we've had.
	#52	Detroit Tigers Batting Helmet signed by 18 Former Tigers Detroit Tigers Batting Helmet signed by 16 Former Tigers. Full Sized Authentic Batting Helmet signed by Reno Bertoia, Charlie Maxwell, Paul Foytack, Don Wert, Pat Sheridan, Gates Brown, John Hiller, Alex Grammas, Dick Traczewski, Juan Berenguer, Hal Naragon, Tito Francona ,Rick Leach, Tommy Matchick, Coot Veal, Frank Bolling. Clean Silver Sharpie autographs on the navy blue helmet. Great Display piece. SCC Authentics Full Letter of Authenticity
	#53	Chicago White Sox Cap Signed by 4 w/Former Owner Tom Reynolds Chicago White Sox Cap Signed by 4 w/Former Owner Tom Reynolds, Vance Law, Mike Squires, and one other (Possibly Sparky Lyle). Appears to have been signed in 1982. Sports Specialties Snap Back Licensed Hat. Tom Reynolds was a minority owner of the Chicago White Sox in 1961. When he realized he could never become a majority owner he sold his interest and bought the Milwaukee Braves. He was behind the move from Milwaukee to Atlanta for the Braves. He was always a Chicago fan though. In the 1980's he headed the commission that built the new Chicago White Sox Stadium Construction Commission. He was a very powerful lawyer and head of a large firm. SCC Authentics Letter of Authenticity
	#54	Johnny Podres Brooklyn Dodgers 1955 World Series MVP Signed Hat Johnny Podres Brooklyn Dodgers 1955 World Series MVP Signed Hat. Signed boldly in Silver Paint Pen on the Brim of the Vintage Style Dodgers New Era Pro Model Snap Back Cap. Podres was the 1955 World Series Most Valuable Player. Brought home an important victory for Jackie Robinson and the rest of the team. Great conversation piece and Clean Autograph!
	#55	OMLB Detroit Tigers Signed Baseball 1968 1984 & More OMLB Detroit Tigers Signed Baseball 1968 & 1984. This Rawlings Official Major League Baseball has been signed by Players from 1968 and 1984 World Championship Teams Detroit enjoyed as well as other Fan Favorites through the years. Signatures include Willie Horton, Don Wert, Johnny Grubb, Jon Warden, Mike Heath, Dan Petry, John Hiller, Darrell Evans, Jim Price, Ike Blessitt, Frank Tanana, Mickey Lolich, Gates Brown, Dan Petry, Rick Leach. SCC Authentics Letter of Authenticity
	#56	1996 Tribute to Sparky Anderson Signed Event Program W/George Brett Autographs 1996 Tribute to Sparky Anderson Signed Event Program. This lot includes the invitation, ticket and signed event program to the Feb 8, 1996 event at the Ritz Carlton honoring our Hall of Fame Manager of the Detroit Tigers. Also included are 2 separate George Brett Signed items: 1976 Wendy's Disc SportsCArd, and 1978 Topps Baseball Card. Beloved by players across the League Lines, Sparky was a gem of a person and a masterful Manager. The event supported CATCH, Sparky's favorite charity. The stars came out that night and signed this program. Including George Brett, Lance Parrish, Alan Trammell, John Doherty, Travis Fryman, Kirk Gibson, and Sparky Anderson himself. This Program honored our longtime manager (1979-1995) and took place just prior to the 1996 season. Which would be his first out of baseball since childhood. Thankfully, Sparky lived until 2010 and enjoyed the fruits of his labor and the accolades of a multitude of people he touched during his career.
	#57	Wilson A 2670 Vintage Leather "Trapper" Baseball Mitt Wilson A 2670 Vintage Leather "Trapper" Baseball Mitt. Shows use and wear. Vintage and cool reminds us of how far we have come.
	#58	Lot of 6 Chris Gomez Single Sweet Spot Signed OAL Baseballs Lot of 6 Chris Gomez Single Sweet Spot Signed OAL Baseballs. Gomez was my autograph guest on my birthday in 1995 at my sportscard show at the Roseville Plaza. I was so sure he would be a star, I had him sign a bunch of extra baseballs. He did have a 16 year career and a .262 lifetime BA. Interestingly these exact balls made the cover of the Macomb daily newspaper when they ran a story on autographs in sports. Nowadays, the balls may be worth more than the signature, but here they are. Enjoy them as collectibles or discounted major league balls to play with.
	#59	1994 Signature Rookies Uncut Sheet Complete Set with Derek Jeter RC #/d to 1994 1994 Signature Rookies Uncut Sheet Complete Set with Derek Jeter RC #/d to 1994. This highly sought after uncut sheet includes the Rookie Card of HOFer Derek Jeter Mr. November. Each card is #'d/45,000. However, the Exclusive Charter Member Uncut Sheets are #'d out of 1994. This sheet is numbered 135/1994. There are a couple creases on the sheet, limited to the corner areas and not effecting the Jeter Card. When Framed up would make an attractive display, or you can cut it down and get yourself a PSA Gem Mint 10 Rookie of the New York Yankees Captain.
	#60	Detroit Tigers Lot of 9 Yearbooks & Publications 1970's-80's Detroit Tigers Lot of 8 Yearbooks & Publications 1970's-80's Includes Official Yearbooks from 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976 plus 3 Spring Training Programs and a Tiger Stadium Game Day Scorebook from 1970's (Missing Cover). Mixed Condition.
	#61	Lot of 3 Cal Ripken Jr. Commemorative Books with original Receipt. Lot of 3 Cal Ripken Jr. Commemorative Books with original Receipt.
	#62	10-10-1953 MSU "MSC" Vs. TCU Texas Christian Game Day Program 10-10-1953 MSU "MSC" Vs. TCU Texas Christian Game Day Program. At Spartan Stadium in East Lansing MI. The Spartans beat TCU 26-19 on their way to a Big 10 Title and a ROSE BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP! Classic Cover with Spartan crushing a horned frog. We are too politically correct to allow this any more.
	#63	10-25-1958 U of M Michigan Vs. Minnesota Game Day Football Program 10-25-1958 U of Michigan Vs. Minnesota Game Day Football Program. Michigan won 20-19 in Ann Arbor's Big House. Our consignor played on the team and is in the program. This is his personal copy.
	#64	10-4-1958 U of M Michigan Vs MSU Spartan Football Game Day Program 10-4-1958 U of M Michigan Vs MSU Spartan Football Game Day Program. At East Lansing's Spartan Stadium. MSU came in the game ranked #4. Amazingly, the game ended in a 12-12 TIE! in front of 76,434 fans! Our consignor played in this game and this is his personal program.
	#65	9-27-1958 U of M Michigan Vs. USC Southern California Game Day Program 9-27-1958 U of M Michigan Vs. USC Southern California Game Day Program. Our consignor played on this team and in this game. This is his personal copy of the program. Michigan eeked out a victory in Ann Arbor 20-19 in their first game of the season. It would be their only non conference win, while going only 1-5 in the Big 10. It was clearly a rebuilding phase for the Wolverines.
	#66	10-22-1960 U of M Michigan Vs. Minnesota Game Day Program 10-22-1960 U of M Michigan Vs. Minnesota Game Day Program. Our consignor played on this Michigan Team. This is his personal program. Minnesota came in ranked #6 and beat U of M in Ann Arbor 10-0
	#67	1961 U of Michigan VS MSU Football Game Day Program 10-14-1961 1961 University of Michigan Wolverines VS Michigan State University at The Big House in Ann Arbor. Football Game Day Program 10-14-1961. Original Authentic and Very Cool. Michigan came in the game ranked #6 in the NCAA. MSU trouned them 28-0. Yikes! Check all our listings this auction for all the Game Day Programs. Our consignor played on this team! This is his personal program!
	#68	10-16-1965 U of M Michigan Vs. Purdue Football Game Day Program 10-16-1965 U of M Michigan Vs. Purdue Football Game Day Program. Michigan was in the midst of a 4 HOME Game losing streak. The previous week, #5 Ranked Michigan played #4 MSU at home and Sparty took the Paul Bunyan Trophy out of Ann arbor, beating Michigan 24-7. This game pitted now #7 Michigan Vs. #6 Purdue. Purdue won it 17-15 moving Michigan out of the rankings. They would lose thier next home game as well ending their season at 4-6 overall with a 2-5 Big Ten Record. Ouch.
	#69	University of Michigan Baseball Football & Hockey Vintage Pocket Schedules University of Michigan Baseball Football & Hockey Vintage Pocket Schedules 1980's and 1990's. Hope this fills in the gaps for any Wolverine Pocket Sched Collector.
	#70	Full Size Detroit Lions Helmet signed by 19 Players from 1950's-60's SCC COA Full Size Detroit Lions Helmet signed by 19 Players from 1950's-60's SCC COA. Players who autographed the helmet include members of the 1957 NFL Championship team and other 1960's Lions stars: Gil Mains, Yale Lary HOF, Tobin Rote, Lou Creekmur (HOF) Tom Tracy, Joe Schmidt (HOF),
	#71	Gary Moeller U of M Football Coach signed 8x10 Photo Framed Gary Moeller U of M Football Coach signed 8x10 Photo Framed. Moeller was a three-year letterwinner at Ohio State University, playing primarily at linebacker under head coach Woody Hayes. He served as team co-captain in his senior year, along with offensive tackle Bob Vogel. After graduation in 1963, Moeller coached in the high school levels for several years before joining Bo Schembechler at Miami University. He moved with Schembechler to Michigan in 1969, where he served as defensive ends coach until 1973, when he was promoted to defensive coordinator. Schembechler had also been an assistant coach at Ohio State when Moeller was a player, and both were members of the FWAA 1961 National Championship team. Moeller was head coach of the University of Illinois from 1977 to 1979. He rejoined the Wolverines as quarterbacks coach for a season in 1981. Moeller has the rare distinction of serving as both an offensive (1987–1990) and defensive (1974–1976, 1982–1987) coordinator during his time at Michigan. He coached the Wolverines to a victory over Alabama in the 1988 Hall of Fame Bowl, while Schembechler recovered from heart surgery. Individual Michigan players to win national honors under Moeller include Desmond Howard, winner of the Heisman Trophy and other awards in 1991. Erick Anderson won the Dick Butkus Award in 1991. Moeller resigned from the head coaching position in May 1995 following a drunken incident at a local restaurant. After Michigan, Moeller was hired in June 1995 by the Cincinnati Bengals as tight ends coach under head coach David Shula and spent two seasons there. In 1997, he joined the Detroit Lions as the assistant head coach and linebackers coach under new head coach Bobby Ross. In 2000, Moeller was named head coach following Ross's sudden resignation nine games into the season. He was given a contract for the remainder of the season and two additional years by owner William Clay Ford, Sr., a move that seemingly guaranteed a future with the team. After the team narrowly missed the playoffs (losing their final game on a last-second 54-yard field goal), ownership endorsed Moeller as the Lions head coach for the foreseeable future. However, he was eventually fired by new team president Matt Millen in early 2001 and replaced by Marty Mornhinweg. Moeller finished with a 4–3 record as head coach, making him the only Lions head coach since Joe Schmidt to post a winning record during his tenure (Moeller has since been joined by Jim Caldwell in this regard). In 2001, Moeller joined the Jacksonville Jaguars as defensive coordinator under head coach Tom Coughlin. He voluntarily stepped down from that position after one season, signing a three-year contract with the Chicago Bears as linebackers coach under head coach Dick Jauron. He served in that role for two seasons, leaving when Jauron was fired after the 2003 season. Head coaching record College Year Team Overall Conference Standing Bowl/playoffs Coaches# AP° Illinois Fighting Illini (Big Ten Conference) (1977–1979) 1977 Illinois 3–8 2–6 9th 1978 Illinois 1–8–2 0–6–2 9th 1979 Illinois 2–8–1 1–6–1 9th Illinois: 6–24–3 3–18–3 Michigan Wolverines (Big Ten Conference) (1990–1994) 1990 Michigan 9–3 6–2 T–1st W Gator 8 7 1991 Michigan 10–2 8–0 1st L Rose 6 6 1992 Michigan 9–0–3 6–0–2 1st W Rose 5 5 1993 Michigan 8–4 5–3 T–4th W Hall of Fame 19 21 1994 Michigan 8–4 5–3 3rd W Holiday 12 12 Michigan: 44–13–3 30–8–2 Total: 50–37–6 National championship Conference title Conference division title or championship game berth #Rankings from final Coaches Poll. °Rankings from final AP Poll. NFL Team Year Regular Season Post Season Won Lost Ties Win % Finish Won Lost Win % Result DET 2000 4 3 0 .571 3rd in NFC Central 0 0 .000 Lions' Total 4 3 0 .571 0 0 .000 – Total 4 3 0 .571 0 0
	#72	Joe Delamielleure & Scott Mitchell Dual Signed Football Joe Delamielleure & Scott Mitchell Dual Signed Wilson TDJ Leather Football. Joe D had a Hall of Fame Career playing for MSU, the Bills and then the Browns. He has written ut the details of his career on this ball. Impressive. And then somehow Scott Mitchell got a hold of this ball and signed the other side. I almost want to remove it with Goo B Gone to enjoy a single signed HOF stat football, but alas, the purist in me will leave it as it stands. You don't have to highlight the Mitchell auto when you put it on display with your other MSU stuff. SCC Authentics Letter of Authenticity.
	#73	Marcus Allen Signed Official Tagliabue NFL Football Tri Star COA Marcus Allen Signed Official Tagliabue NFL Football Tri Star COA. This Official Wilson NFL Leather Paul Tagliabue Football has a large single sweet spot signed Marcus Allen HOF 03 in Silver Paint Pen. The Tri Star Hologram Sticker COA is on the football. Allen was a stud with the Raiders from 1982-92 then Kansas City from 1993-1997. Allen is in the All Time NFL Top 10 in most of the important rushing categories.
	#74	Joe Schmidt 1957 World Champs Signed Wilson Football Joe Schmidt Detroit Lions 1957 World Champs Signed Wilson Football. Large Autograph Signed Boldly in Silver Paint Pen. Schmidt is a major Hall of Famer who lead Detroit to the title in 1957 and also in 1953. He was a 10 time pro bowler and an all around stud on the field during Detroit's Glory Days of Football.
	#75	Charley Trippi Dante Lavelli Dual Signed Leather Mini Throwback Glory Helmet Charley Trippi HOF 1968 & Dante "Gluefingers" Lavelli HOF 1975, Dual Signed Leather Mini Throwback Helmet. This mini Leather throwback "Glory Helmet" is super cool and signed by 2 big Hall of Famers. Lavelli added "Gluefingers" his nickname for being sure handed. He was also known as Mr. Clutch" for the Cleveland Browns. Trippi was a stud for the Chicago Cardinals from 1947-1955 where he played halfback, quarterback AND Defensive Back!!! SCC Authentics Letter of Authenticity
	#76	Dwight Stephenson Signed HOF 98 Mini Helmet Dwight Stephenson Signed HOF 98 Mini Helmet. Stephenson was the starting center for the Miami Dolphins and was a Pro Bowl player every year he played with Dan Marino, handing him the football to start every play. Defense gets minimal glory, and O Linemen least of all, but that's what wins games. PSA DNA Certificate of Authenticity.
	#77	1991 Detroit Lions Facsimile Signed Team Football 1991 Detroit Lions Facsimile Signed Team Wilson Football. Full Size football with Facsimile signatures of the entire team. Includes Lions Helmet Logo on ball. Fun display item to recall our one year in forever where we had a playoff win over the Dallas Cowboys, only to lose to the eventual Super Bowl Champ Redskins. BASK IN THE GLORY OF OUR ONE WIN IN 60 YEARS!
	#78	Desmond Howard Denard Robinson Dual Signed Michigan Logo Football Desmond Howard Denard Robinson Dual Signed Michigan Logo Football. Perfect for display. Signed left and right of Block M. 2 All Time Michigan Greats! SCC Authentics Letter of Authenticity
	#79	Edgerrin James Signed Indianapolis Colts Mini Helmet Edgerrin James Signed Indianapolis Colts Mini Helmet. Edge was a beast for the Peyton Manning Lead Colts. This signed mini helmet comes with an event ticket for Runners of the Game at the Detroit Science Center Feb 3, 2006 along with the event invitation/schedule. Tickets to attend were $200. The featured guest was Edgerrin James and the event included Barry Sanders and other noted running backs. This event in association with Super Bowl 50 which was Feburary 5, 2006 at Ford Field in Detroit.
	#80	Wilson Team Used NFL Football by Kickers Wilson Team Used NFL Football by Kickers. This Official NFL Paul Tagliabue Leather Game Ready Football is marked "Kickers" on the side panel. It saw on field use, but not game use.
	#81	Pair of older Riddell NFL MIni Helmets N.O. Saints & Detroit Lions Pair of older Riddell NFL MIni Helmets New Orleans Saints & Detroit Lions. These New in the Box older versions of the Riddell mini helmets would be perfect for getting your favorite veteran player to sign. Boxes show a little wear, but helmets look perfect.
	#82	Charley Trippi Signed Cardinals Mini Helmet. PSA/DNA COA Charley Trippi Signed Cardinals Mini Helmet. PSA/DNA COA. Trippi played QB, RB, and Defensive Back going both ways for the Chicago Cardinals in the 1940's and 1950's. He is a Hall of Famer.
	#83	University of Michigan Big House Full Size Photo Football University of Michigan Big House Full Size Photo Football. Commeomrative as it shows the prior incarnation of the Big House Stadium in Ann Arbor. Sure to be a concersation starter. States capacity at 107,501. Current capacity stated at 107,601.
	#84	Wilson Pete Rozelle Game issue NFL Football Wilson Pete Rozelle Game issue NFL Football. We believe this ball was used in an NFL game, but cannot confirm without doubt that such was the case. Still, it is an authentic Leather Pete Rozelle NFL Authentic Football with significant signs of use. Appears to be 1970's -1980's.
	#85	Class of 1991 Signed Pro Football HOF Football w/Earl Campbell Class of 1991 Signed Pro Football HOF Football. This collectors edition Pro Football Hall of Fame ball includes the signatures of all the incoming members of the class of 1991 including John Hannah, Earl Campbell, Stan Jones Tex Schramm and Jan Stenerud. Black Sharpie autographs on the white logo side panel. SCC Authentics Letter of Authenticity
	#86	1964 Philadelphia Football PSA 7 Near Mint w/Team Cards 1964 Philadelphia Football PSA 7 Near Mint w/Team Cards. Lot includes ALL PSA 7 Near Mints: 81, 137, 140 Eagles Play, 149, 182, 193. Sharp Clean Vintage Cards!
	#87	1971 Topps Football Lot of 18 PSA 6 & 6.5 EX/MT W/ HOFers 1971 Topps Football Lot of 18 PSA 6 & 6.5 EX/MT W/ HOFers. Lot of 18 Nice Clean Ex-Mint Cards including Hall of Famers, Jim Otto, Bob Lilly, Mick Tinglehoff and more. 23, 42, 47 Jim Hart, 52, 73 Emerson Boozer BC HOF, 138, 144, 146, 151 Jim Otto HOF, 204 Mick Tinglehoff HOF, 228, 231, 237, 240 Great Starter Set of Nice Clean Cards.
	#88	1973 Topps Football Lot of 3 Graded PSA 8 NM-MINT w/Andy Russell 1973 Topps Football Lot of 3 Graded PSA 8 NM-MINT with #480 Andy Russell, #493 Craig Morton and 525 Dennis Shaw. Sharp Cards. Russell was an original member of the Steel Curtain, and should be in the HOF. He joined the Steelers in 1963 for a year then left for a military commitment for 2 years. As it was, he made 7 Pro Bowls and won 2 Super Bowls. Had he not lost 2 years to the military, he likely would have been a first ballot HOFer. As it is, he is on the bubble.
	#89	1973 Topps Football Lot of 8 W/ HOFers ALL PSA 8 NM-MINT 1973 Topps Football Lot of 8 W/ HOFers ALL PSA 8 NM-MINT. Includes 48 Mercury Morris, 61 Lance Alworth HOF, 76, 191, 214 NIck Buoniconti HOF, 265 Donny Anderson HOF, 274 Bob Hayes HOF, 448 Altie Taylor. Great Lot full of HOFers. Plus the fastest man in Football, Bullet Bob Hayes! Super Sharp Condition Vintage Cards.
	#90	1975 Topps Football Lot of 4 Graded PSA 8 NM-Mint w/ HOF 1975 Topps Football Lot of 4 Graded PSA 8 NM-Mint. Includes 140 Garo Yepremian HOF , 241 Ken Riley, 326 John James, 390 Charlie Young C HOF
	#91	1978 Topps Football Lot of 3 Graded PSA 8 NM-MT with Roger Staubach 1978 Topps Football Lot of 3 Graded PSA 8 NM-MT. Includes #509 Lions Team, #341 and #166 NFC Roger Staubach
	#92	Collector's Edge 1/1 Brett Favre Printing Plate from NSCC Collector's Edge 1/1 Brett Favre Printing Plate from NSCC. Presented to the winner of the 1994 National Sports Collectors Convention Collectors Edge Shreddign Party 1994 Boss Squad. This Plaque includes the 1994 Collectors Edge Brett Favre #23 Card plus the original Printing Plate for that card. This Lucky Winner obtained one of the first ever distributed printing plates of a sports card. This came Before companies were inserting printing plates into packs as one of one inserts. A TRUE Rarity and one of a kind, unique Brett Favre Green Bay Packers legend collectors item. The plaque itself shows some wear, but the printing plate is a master piece! Remember, as I always say..."Scarcity + Demand = Value!"
	#93	1977 Topps Football Complete Set (528) Overall EX+ to EX/MT Walter Payton, Largent RC Warfield Auto 1977 Topps Football Set Overall EX+ to EX/MT This set includes the 2nd Walter Payton, and Steve Largent RC Plus, the Paul Warfield is signed with a ball point pen Autograph. Overall condition ranges from EX to NM with the vast majority rating EX+ to EX/MT. A few less and a few better. We did notice the Packers Team CL is marked. The 1977 Topps Football Card Set includes 528 standard size cards, which measure 2½" by 3½". The subsets for the 1977 Topps football cards are the league leaders (1-6), team checklists (201-228), Record Breakers (451-455), and playoff highlights (526-528). This set was issued in one series. The key rookie cards from this set include #177 Steve Largent.
	#94	1978 Topps Football Complete (528) Set Overall EX+ to EX/MT Tony Dorsett RC 1978 Topps Football Complete Set Overall EX+ to EX/MT Tony Dorsett RC, John Stallworth RC. Overall condition ranges from EX to NM with the vast majority rating EX+ to EX/MT. A few less and a few better. The 1978 Topps Football Card Set includes 528 standard size cards, which measure 2½" by 3½". The subsets for the 1978 Topps Football Card Set are the season highlights (1-6), playoff highlights (166-168), league leaders (331-336), and team leaders (501-528).This set was issued in one series. The key rookie cards from the 1978 Topps Football Card Set include #217 Fred Dean, #240 Tom Jackson, #315 Tony Dorsett, and #320 John Stallworth.
	#95	1979 Topps Football Complete Set (528) Overall NM. Earl Campbell RC. W/PSA 1979 Topps Football Complete Set (528) With 3 PSA Graded cards inc. 1 PSA 7 Donnie Shell, 1 PSA 8 Vince Ferragamo, and 1 PSA 9 Mint John Mcdaniel. The Set appears to be Near Mint Overall, with many NM-MT and Mint Cards. There are a few detractors as well, but overall very nice. Some centering issues. The 1979 Topps Football Set contains 528 cards. The front of each card features a photograph of the player with his name and team at the top of the card. Also at the top of the card is the player's position which is printed inside a football with a two toned banner design behind it. The reverse of the 1979 Topps football cards contain a player cartoon, yearly statistical information, and highlights. Sub-series found in this 1979 Topps Football Card Set include League Leaders (1-6), Playoffs (166-168), and Record Breakers (331-336). The Hall-of-Famers in the 1979 Topps Football Card Set include: Staubach, Payton, Bradshaw, Largent, Harris, Csonka, Greene, Simpson, Dorsett, Dierdorf, Tarkenton, Newsome, Lofton, Biletnikoff, Riggins, Ham, Griese, Stallworth, and Lambert. The key 1979 Topps Football Rookie Cards include: Earl Campbell, James Lofton, and Ozzie Newsome.
	#96	Binder full of 450 Football Cards Loaded w/Stars 9X Brett Favre Binder full of about 450 Football Cards Loaded w/Stars 9X Brett Favre, Manning, Marino, Elway, and more. Some Rookies. See Pics. We tried to get a shot of every page. Lots of Fun in this album!
	#97	2004 Ultra Luck 13 Rookie Cards of Ben Roethlisberger, Larry Fitzgerald, Henson & Perry 2004 Ultra Luck 13 Rookie Cards of Ben Roethlisberger, Larry Fitzgerald, Henson & Perry. These tough parallels were diecut and short printed. The 2 University of Michigan guys didn't quite pan out, but Fitzgerald and Big Ben had HOF careers. 2 out of 4 put away in 2004. Not bad.
	#98	Lot of 23 1966 Philadelphia Football Cards Steelers, Bears Lions Lot of 23 1966 Philadelphia Football Cards Pittsburgh Includes 9 Pittsburgh Steelers, 7 Chicago Bears, and Some Detroit Lions . Mixed Condition. Mostly lower grade. Includes J Bradshaw, D Atkins
	#99	Lot of 33 1967 Philadelphia Football Cards Packers, Rams, Cowboys Lot of 33 1967 Philadelphia Football Cards Mostly Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Rams, and Dallas Cowboys. Includes Herb Adderly, Willie Wood, Forrest Green, Willie Davis, Paul Warfield, Chuck Howley, Lee Roy Jordan, Dave "Deacon" Jones, Roman Gabriel, Tommy Mcdonald, Maxie Baughan, Team Cards and Offial Signal Card. Mixed mostly Lower Mid Grade Condition.
	#100	Football Lot w/ 1993 UD 5x7's w/ 2x Montana/Marino & 1993 TSC Div Winner 49ers Set 1993 Upper Deck Showdown 5x7 Lot of 6 Cards w/ 2x Montana/Marino. Plus a Nolan Ryan oversized card. Included are also a 1993 Topps Stadium Club Division Winners Redemption SF 49ers complete Team Set with Division Winners Foil Stamp. All appear Sharp condition
	#101	Heavy Wrought Iron Golf themed Bank Heavy Wrought Iron Golf themed Bank. Looks Old Timey. Very Interesting.
	#102	1968-69 Topps Hockey Lot of 25 Cards 1968-69 Topps Hockey Lot of 25 Cards. Lower Mixed Condition. Includes Bathgate and a few stars. See Pics front and back to see condition.
	#103	1969-70 OPC Hockey lot of 85 Cards 1969-70 OPC Hockey lot of 85 Cards. Grade Mixed Condition with many nice EX - EX/MT looking cards. Includes: Tremblay, Laperriere, and more. For accuracy, one common was pulled from this lot to finish a set. #173.
	#104	1969-70 Topps Hockey Lot of 33 Cards 1969-70 Topps Hockey Lot of 33 Cards. Lower Mixed Condition. includes Tremblay, Hull and Crozier
	#105	1970-71 OPC Hockey Lot of 111 Cards w/Stars 1970-71 OPC Hockey Lot of 111 Cards w/Stars. Lot includes Hull, Bucyk, Esposito, Mahovlich, Vachon, Worsley, Beliveau, Giacomin, Tim Horton, Parent and Park. Mixed Lower Grade Condition.
	#106	1970-71 Topps Hockey Lot of 44 Cards 1970-71 Topps Hockey Lot of 44 Cards. Cards are in Lower mixed condition. No big names.
	#107	Lot of 67 1971-72 Topps Hockey Cards Lot of 67 1971-72 Topps Hockey Cards with Hull and Berenson. Lower Mixed Condition. See Pics
	#108	Lot of 14 1971-72 OPC Hockey Cards Lot of 14 1971-72 OPC Hockey Cards. Mostly Commons. Lower Mixed Condition, See pics.
	#109	1971-72 OPC Hockey Story Booklet Complete Set (24) SHARP! 1971-72 OPC Hockey Story Booklet Set (24) SHARP! Complete Sharp Condition Set of these inserts. Includes Howe, Orr, Hull, Espositos, Plante and More! The 1971-72 Topps / O-Pee-Chee Booklets were issued as inserts in the 1971-72 Topps and OPC regular sets. The booklets feature comics and a short biography in English and French. The set includes 24 booklets.
	#110	Lot of 6 1973-74 OPC Team Logo Rings W/ 2 2nd Series Wax Pack Wrappers Lot of 6 1973-74 OPC Team Logo Rings W/ 2 2nd Series Wax Pack Wrappers. The rings were a cool insert and fun to play with at the time to show off your favorite team. These are as received out of the packs. And as a BONUS, we have 2 beautiful 2nd Series High Number wrappers to include with this lot. The wrappers are extremely tough and desirable. You can find the wrappers on ebay for $75 each.
	#111	Lot of 40 1973-74 OPC Hockey Cards Lot of 40 1973-74 OPC Hockey Cards Includes Hull, Maki and Grant and other stars/commons. Other than typical O-Pee-Chee Centering and rough cuts, these cards are in very nice condition.
	#112	1973-74 Topps Hockey Emblem Stickers Lot of 24 w/17 Diff + 3 Wrappers & CL 1973-74 Topps Hockey Emblem Logo Stickers Lot of 24 w/17 Different + 3 Original Wax Pack Wrappers & the Checklist Card Unmarked. This was a tough insert set with 19 base Stickers in the set, but with many variations based on the combination of top and bottom stickers. The checklist card is unmarked, and you can see from teh pics the variations including one size variation.
	#113	Lot of 5 1974-75 OPC WHA Hockey Cards Lot of 5 1974-75 OPC WHA Hockey Cards. Lower mixed condition. As photographed
	#114	1989-90 Topps Hockey Unopened 2 Box Lot From Factory Sealed Case Sakic RC 1989-90 Topps Hockey Unopened 2 Box Lot From Factory Sealed Case. These previously untouched boxes are mint with mint untouched packs. The 2 Boxes include 36 Packs each. The Key Cards in this year include #1 Mario Lemieux, Joe Sakic RC, and Brian Leetch RC. This particular year was the first year in a while that Topps was in shorter production than O-Pee-Chee (OPC). The Topps Rookies of Sakic are more desirable than the OPC. Look for 1-4 Sakic Rookies per box on average, and many PSA possibilities. BOTH Box bottoms display the Mario Lemieux Bonus Card on a 4 card panel.
	#115	Binder Full of 1990's Hockey with Stars & Celebs Binder Full of 1990's Hockey with Stars & Celebs. Some Duplication. Includes all the big stars plus Mr. Rogers makes an appearance. Who knew he was a fan of the game! Seems a little violent for him, but who are we to judge. Over produced...Yes! But you get cards of Larry King, Marv Albert, Burton Cummings Jim Belushi in addition to the actual Hockey Players.
	#116	Topps 1993-94 Premier Black Gold Hockey 4 Sets Topps 1993-94 Premier Black Gold Hockey 4 Sets. This lot includes 2 Complete Sets of Series "A" and 2 Complete Sets of Series "B" Plus the redemption header checklist cards. All cards appear in Mint Condition. Sets include all the NHL stars of the day: Gretzky, Yzerman, Lemieux, etc.
	#117	Detroit Red Wings Hat Signed by Igor Larianov, Ray Shephard and Nick Lidstrom Detroit Red Wings Red Competitor NHL Authentic Hat Signed by Igor Larionov, Ray Shephard and Nick Lidstrom. SCC Authentics Full Letter of Authenticity.
	#118	1977-78 Topps Basketball Complete Set (132) Parrish, Dawkins Rookies NM/MT The 1977-78 Topps Basketball Card Set features 132 standard size cards. The 1977-78 Topps basketball cards were issued as a single series. The checklist card is #29.. The key rookie cards for this set include #111 Robert Parish and #132 Darryl Dawkins. The Set is overall Near Mint to Mint. There are some beautiful Blazing Sharp PSA quality cards. There are a few corner touches on a few cards as well. Some EX+-EX/MT cards appear. See pics. Super Sharp condition overall.
	#119	1978-79 Topps Basketball Complete Set (132) NM/MT 1978-79 Topps Basketball Complete Set (132) NM/MT. Overall Near Mint to Mint with some better, and some a little worse. Overall Beautiful Cards with many PSA possibilities. The 1978-79 Topps Basketball Card Set features 132 standard size cards. The 1978-79 Topps basketball cards were issued as a single series and have no subsets or checklists. The key rookie cards for this set include #75 Bernard King and #117 Jack Sikma.
	#120	1979-80 Topps Basketball Complete Set (132) NM/MT + 300 Duplicates Loaded w/ Stars and HOFers! 1979-80 Topps Basketball Complete Set (132) Plus about 300 Duplicates. Cards Loaded w/ Stars and HOFers!, in ADDITION to the complete Set which is NM/MT, This binder is loaded with sharp condition Mostly NM and better duplicates of many superstars including, Gervin, Cowens 2X, Bernard King 2X, Dan Issel 4X, DR. J JUlius Erving 2X, Gilmore 2X, Lucas 4X, Westphal 2X, Alex English 2X, World B Free 2X, Bill Walton 2X, David Thompson 5X, Dantley 2X, Bob Lanier 5X, Pete Maravich 2X, Unseld 3X, Sikma 2X, Mcadoo 2X, Walter Davis 3X, Calvin Murphy 3x, Elvin Hayes 2X, Robert Parrish 2X, Moses Malone 2X, Daryl Dawkins 2X, Rick Barry 2X, Mcginnis 2XThe 1979-80 Topps Basketball Card Set consists of 132 standard size cards. The 1979-80 Topps basketball cards include All-Star selections dispersed throughout the set and one checklist. The key rookie cards for this set includes #44 Reggie Theus although there are other great cards as well. See Pics.
	#121	1981-82 Topps Basketball Master Base (198) Complete Set NM/MT 1981-82 Topps Basketball Master Base (198) Complete Set NM/MT. I repeat, this set has the 198 Card Master Base Set. Overall NM/MT some better, and possibly a few worse (although we didn't see any flaws other than a few centering). The 1981-82 Topps Basketball Cards Set contains a total of 198 cards, which were issued in regional issues, as well as a National issue. The National set was 66 cards, and was distributed across the country. There were three other regional issues of 44 cards each which allowed collectors from the Midwest, the East, and the West to each get different cards from teams in their region. The first 66 cards are the same, with the last 44 cards being unique to where a collector of the day lived. Distributing cards this way was meant to speak chatter among collectors to get them to trade and acquire cards from the other 2 regions. Due to this most collectors were only able to acquire a set of 110 cards, so a set is considered complete with that many. However, offered here is the 198 Card Master Base Set.
	#122	1989-90 Fleer Basketball 2 Factory Case Fresh Boxes 36 Packs Each 1989-90 Fleer Basketball 2 Factory Case Fresh Boxes 36 Packs Each. 2 Box Lot. So Many PSA possibilities. MIchael Jordan 4th Year cards. Guaranteed untouched and unsearched. We personally cracked the case and handled the boxes. Vintage Fleer Basketball from teh early days is extremely tough to find and very desirable. Each box contains 36 fresh packs. The Boxes are in perfect condition and we will shrink wrap prior to shipping. We will wrap them well for safe transport if you purchase them and need shipping.
	#123	1992-1993 Topps Archives Basketball 2 Box Lot From Factory Sealed Case 1993 Topps Archives Basketball 2 Box Lot From Factory Sealed Case. Factory Sealed Boxes. Each box contains 24 packs. This was Topps entry pack into making Basketball cards. This was their first real product since 1981-82 Topps. This product issued during 1992-93 Card season includes all the first Topps Cards of all the big stars from the years they didn't make cards (1982-1992). The Cards are generally made in the style of the baseball cards from that year. 1984's have the frame of the 1984 Topps Baseball cards, etc. The Setincludes the first Topps Cards of Michael Jordan, Patrick Ewing, Karl Malone, Dennis Rodman, Charles Barkley, Clyde Drexler, etc. There is also a subset of #1 Draft Picks. All in all a great looking Set. It does suffer from the beginning of the over production era, but Sealed Boxes have many PSA possibilities, and are inexpensive enough to crack for pleasure and reminiscence! GREAT Conversation cards.
	#124	1996-97 Bowman's Best Basketball Kobe Bryant Rookie Year Premier Edition Factory Sealed Box 1996-97 Bowman's Best Basketball Kobe Bryant Rookie Year Premier Edition Factory Sealed Hobby Box. A very important box. Possible Kobe Bryant SP Rookie Cards. 1996/97 Bowman's Best Basketball Hobby Box - Kobe Bryant Rookie! 24 packs per box, 6 cards per pack Key Rookies: Kobe Bryant, Allen Iverson, Ray Allen, Stephon Marbury, Derek Fisher, Steve Nash, and More! Parallel sets: Refractor 1:12 Atomic Refractor 1:24 Inserts: Best Shots 1:12 Best Shots Refractor 1:48 Best Shots Atomic Refractor 1:96 Best Cuts 1:24 Best Cuts Refractor 1:96 Best Cuts Atomic Refractor 1:192 Best Picks 1:24 Best Picks Refractor 1:96 Best Picks Atomic Refractor 1:192 Honor Roll 1:48 Honor Roll Refractor 1:192 Honor Roll Atomic Refractor 1:384
	#125	1971-72 Topps Basketball Lot of 5 Graded 7 Near Mint W/HOFer 1971-72 Topps Basketball Lot of 5 Graded 7 Near Mint W/HOFer Chet Walker, Bob Love, Jim Fox, Pete Cross, and Bob Rule. All Clean Sharp Cards! Early Vintage Basketball is tough to find clean.
	#126	Lot of 11 1973 Topps Basketball Cards ALL PSA 7 NM Near Mint Lot of 11 1973 Topps Basketball Cards ALL PSA 7 NM Near Mint. Sharp Vintage Basketball. As seen in Pics.
	#127	2013-14 Flawless Basketball Joe Dumars 3 Color Patch Autograph #'d 17/25 MINT 2013-14 Panini Flawless Joe Dumars 3 Color Game Worn Patch Swatch & Hand Signed #'d 17/25 GEM MINT. The Pistons Hall of Famer JOE D has personally signed this rare basketball card. Includes a 3 color swatch from a game worn jersey by the Detroit Pistons All Time Great. From Panini Flawless. Boxes of Flawless Basketball cost about $1800 and include 7 signed cards. Clearly this is from an extremely expensive desirable product. One of the rarest most desirable Joe Dumars Short Print Patch Autos. The Card celebrates his induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame!
	#128	2014-15 Panini Prestige Joe Dumars Bonus Shots Super Short Print Auto #'d 2/7 Detroit Pistons 2014-15 Panini Prestige Joe Dumars Super Short Print Auto #'d 2/7 Detroit Pistons. Panini Presitge is a much more affordable product than Flawless, but they do randomly insert EXTREME Super Short Print Autographs. This Bonus Shots card is one of them. Only 7 of these in the entire internationally distributed product. Our Consignor assembled a magnificent selection of Joe Dumars Autographs for this auction. This is a rare opportunity to put together a Joe D Autograph collection to rival any in the world. This card celebrates his 4 times being selected to the ALL NBA Defensive Team.
	#129	2015-16 Panini Select Kelly Tripucka City to City Dual Patch #'d 01/10 2015-16 Panini Select Kelly Tripucka City to City Dual Patch Detroit/Utah #'d 01/10. The Pistons rebuilt themselves under Trader Jack Mccloskey, and superstar Kelly Tripucka had to go to make room for Adrian Dantley, which lead to Mark Aguirre, Dennis Rodman and John Salley. Tripucka/Dantley trade moved 2 huge NBA superstars. It was giant news at the time in basketball. 2 of the Best Ever to come out of Notre Dame being Traded for each other. This card commemorates that trade with 2 game worn patch swatches. 1 from the Detroit Pistons, and 1 from the Utah Jazz. Super Short Printed to just 10, and this is the first one, Card #01/10. Mint condition.
	#130	2015-16 Panini Select BuyBack Allan Houston Auto #4/5 2015-16 Panini Select Detroit Pistons BuyBack Allan Houston Hand Signed Factory Sealed Autograph #4/5. Okay, this can be confusing. How is a card Serial #'d to 49 on the back, hand numbered 4/5 on the front, and includes a signature on a card that originally was not intended to be signed.??? The card manufacturers use a tactic called BuyBack, where they either actually Buy Back cards from the Hobby, or use cards they have sitting in their warehouse. They get the cards signed or enhanced in some way or another and reintroduce them in a later year product. Such was the case with this card. Originally issued in 2015-16 and just serial nuumbered /49. Panini must have retained a few, or obtained them from a 3rd party. They then got them signed and randomly inserted them in another product. Since these didn't show up on any checklist I found, I am not sure what product they reintroduced these cards in. HOWEVER, each autographed buyback Houston card is factory encased in an official and authentic Panini Case with the Panini Logo Seal. Bordering on being unknown in the hobby, this card is extremely short printed and othersie unknown to collectors. Houston starred for the Pistons before being leaving as a Free Agent to the New York Knicks where he replaced John Starks. He had a great 9 year run there including a trip to the 1999 Finals. The Allan Houston Rule is named after him, and he benefitted from a $100 million contract he signed wit hthe Knicks. Knee injuries cut his playing days short, and he never healed properly to play again.
	#131	2016-17 Flawless Basketball Kelly Tripucka Auto/3 Color Patch SSP #2/5 2016-17 Panini Flawless Basketball Kelly Tripucka Detroit Pistons Auto/3 Color Red White Blue Game Worn Jersey Patch Super SHort Printed #2/5. Just 5 of these were made. Tripucka was the #3 PPG/Season Scorer in the NBA before we traded him to Utah for Adrian Dantley, the #2 Scorer the prior Season to the trade. Both were aming the best ever to graduate from Notre Dame. Flawless boxes are about $1800 and include just 7 signed cards. You benefit from someone else cracking a box and offering this great card.
	#132	Detroit Pistons Pair of 2017-18 Panini Dominion Triple Autos #/10 & #/25 Drummond Smith Jackson Detroit Pistons Pair of 2017-18 Panini Dominion Triple Threat Trios Autos #6/10 & #8/25 Autographed by Andre Drummond Joe Smith and Reggie Jackson. This Lot includes the Silver Version of this card numbered 8/25 and the Bronze version Numbered 6/10. Super cool to have both versions of these 2 Short Printed cards Hand Signed by the 3 Stars of that Team. Reggie and Andre are still pushing to make something happen in Detroit again. Both Mint condition. With all the big moves it will be a tough mountain to climb. Seems like we need to pick up a stud other than Blake to make it happen. Time will tell. Meanwhile, these autos will look good in your collection and certainly spark great discussions.
	#133	2017-18 National Treasures Reggie Jackson Auto/ 3 Color Patch #10/25 2017-18 National Treasures Reggie Jackson Auto/ 3 Color Patch #10/25. Our current Starting Point Guard is trying his best to make it happen here in DEtroit. Love him or not, he is our guy. This card comes from the super expensive / Exclusive Panini National Treasures. 2017-18 National Treasures cost is about $1400/box, and includes 10 total cards. You get the opportunity to pickup a great card from this super expensive product to enhance your collection. Mint conition.
	#134	2017-18 Panini Select Reggie Jackson Auto 3 Color Patch #10/10 2017-18 Panini Select Reggie Jackson Auto 3 Color Patch #10/10. The Pistons Starting Point Guard started his career in OKC with Kevin Durant, James Harden AND Russell Westbrook. Not a lot of room for minutes. This 3 color Game Worn Jersey Patch swatch appears to be from that time. Short Print Signed Card #'d out of 10. Go Pistons!
	#135	2016-17 Flawless Basketball Joe Dumars Autograph #12/15 2016-17 Panini Flawless Joe Dumars Hand Signed #'d 12/15 Card MINT. The Pistons Hall of Famer JOE D has personally signed this rare basketball card. Includes a Large Clean Signature by the Detroit Pistons All Time Great. From Panini Flawless. Boxes of Flawless Basketball cost about $1800 and include 7 signed cards. Clearly this is from an extremely expensive desirable product. One of the rarest most desirable Joe Dumars Short Print Autos. The Card celebrates his 2 championships and 6 All Star Teams!
	#136	Isiah Thomas (Pistons) Signed Cobra Hat Isiah Thomas (Pistons) Signed Cobra Hat. Former Detroit Pistons Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas Signed this Rickie Fowler Cobra PGA Golf Branded Hat on the Brim. SCC Authentics Letter of Authenticity. Hat shows some wear and staining.
	#137	1999 Detroit Shock WNBA Basketball Team Signed Hat 1999 Detroit Shock WNBA Basketball Team Signed Hat. This WNBA Licensed American Needle 1918 "Shock Girl" hat has been signed by 9 including Coach Nancy Lieberman Cline, Sandy Brondello, Dominique Canty, Astou Ndiaye Diatta, Val Whiting, Claudia Neves, Carla (Boyd) Porter, Wendy Guyton, Olympia Scott. SCC Authentics Letter of Authenticity. This was the Shock's second year in existence.
	#138	UDA Upper Deck Authenticated Spalding Basketball from Mcdonalds Promotion UDA Upper Deck Authenticated Spalding Basketball from Mcdonalds Promotion. Our consignor got a winning pack in the Mcdonalds Promotion in 1993 and won an Upper Deck Authenticated Special Edition Spalding NBA Basketball. Along with the Brand New Never used Basketball in the original presentation box comes the paperwork associated with the prize including the lucky Mcdonalds pack and all the correspondance. An Upper Deck UDA COA is also attached detailing the specifics of the prize from teh Upper Deck Fantasy Promotion Nationwide.
	#139	David Lee Murphy (Country Singer) Signed Authentic Merch Hat David Lee Murphy (Country Singer) Signed Authentic Concert Merchandise Hat. From his Out with a Bang Tour. Signed on Brim Top. SCC Authentics Full Letter of Authenticity
	#140	Gibson Miller Country Music Band Signed Hat Gibson Miller Country Music Band Signed Hat. Signed by Dave Gibson, Bill Blue Miller, Doug Kahan, Drummer Steve Grossman, and Mike Daly. This is Authentic Band Merchandise and signed cleanly on the hat. This hat is from their last year together 1993-1994. They disbanded in 1994. SCC Authentics Letter of Authenticity. Gibson/Miller Band was an American country music band founded in 1990 by Dave Gibson and Bill "Blue" Miller, the latter of whom was a former guest musician in rock musician Bob Seger's Silver Bullet Band. Both Gibson and Miller served as vocalists and guitarists in the Gibson/Miller Band, which also included Mike Daly (steel guitar), Bryan Grassmeyer (bass guitar), and Steve Grossman (drums). Grassmeyer was replaced in 1993 by Doug Kahan. Between 1992 and 1994, the Gibson/Miller Band recorded two albums for Epic Records, in addition to charting seven singles on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks charts. After disbanding in 1994, both Gibson and Miller assumed solo careers.
	#141	Wacky Packages ANS Series 1 Factory Sealed Box. 24 Packs Topps Wacky Packages ANS Series 1 Factory Sealed Box. 24 Packs. When Topps Revitalized the Wacky Package Franchise, they went big and awesome! Here is a Factory Sealed box of 24 Packs with 6 Parody Card/Stickers per pack. Laugh your butt off, and enjoy cracking this FUN box with a friend or your kids. Guaranteed hilarity and laughter in every pack. This is what made cards fun for me as a kid. I learned math from baseball cards, but sarcastic laughter from Wacky Packages.
	#142	Wacky Packages ANS Series 8 Factory Sealed Box. 24 Packs Wacky Packages ANS Series 8 Factory Sealed Box. 24 Packs. Topps Figured out how to add value added cards to this product. Randomly inserted are original artist sketch cards, Wacky Magnets, and motion bag tags. 8 Cards per pack, so more than other years. Just as much fun and hilarity in every pack. Crack Open and Crack Up! Great bonding experience with your child or a friend. There are 55 stickers in the base set Box: 24 packs of 6 stickers + 1 parallel + 1 chase. 8 boxes/case. Common sets (55): approx. 2.62 per box if collation were perfect. There are black borders, pink borders, gold borders, flash foils, pack to the future stickers, go to the movies stickers, magnet stickers, motion bag stickers, sketch cards, bonus cards.
	#143	Wacky Packages ANS 10 Factory Sealed Box 24 Packs Wacky Packages ANS 10 Factory Sealed Box 24 Packs. 10 cards per pack this year. More Value Added inserts to search for including Highly Valuable Original Artist 1/1 One of a kind Sketch Cards, Magnets, Tattoos, "As Screamed on TV" and more For more than four decades, few successful consumer products have been safe from a jab or two from Wacky Packs. 2013 Topps Wacky Packages All-New Series 10 continues the tradition, taking on everything from baked goods to video games. The 2013 Topps Wacky Packages All-New Series 10 base set has 55 cards, each with a new parody painting. About half of the card backs fit together to make a trio of nine-card puzzles. Other backs continue poking fun with "coupons," Wacky Billboards and movie poster spoofs. Hobby boxes have three parallels. Blue cards fall one per pack and Silver cards are 1:8 packs. Gold parallels are extremely rare. Every pack also comes with either an Awful Apps or As Screamed on TV card. Awful Apps, which debuted in ANS 9, is a ten-card set that pokes fun at the games and gadgets found on Smart Phones. As Screamed on TV is a nine-card set. Other inserts in 2013 Topps Wacky Packages All-New Series 10 include Magnets (10 cards, exclusive to retail packs), Tattoos (10 cards, exclusive to retail packs) and Sketch Cards (800 total for the entire product run). Collector Edition Hobby Box Info: The Wacky Packages brand has long been a staple for set collectors. While recent years have brought on sketch cards and other hits, they've been relatively tough to find and not a major focus. 2013 Topps Wacky Packages All-New Series 10 adds to the collectibility, for those who want something more than a base set and inserts, but introducing new Collector Edition packs and boxes. They have fewer cards per pack and a higher price tag. The trade off is more hits and several exclusive inserts. Rather than the ten cards each regular hobby pack has, Collector Edition packs have just six. The price per pack also doubles. However, Collector packs are loaded with inserts, cutting a lot of the base cards out of the equation. Each pack has both a Red and a Black parallel. Going back to its origins, Collector packs introduce a pair of Ludlow parallels that have different backs. The concept of retro back variations has been popular in sports card products like Allen & Ginter for years. Ludlow Commemorative Back cards fall one per 2013 Topps Wacky Packages All-New Series 10 Collector Edition Hobby box. Red backs are inserted one per case. Collector packs also have a Cloth Sticker parallel, which fall four per case. Each of these amped up boxes comes with either a sketch card, Artist Autograph, Printing Plate or original Wacky Packages Buyback. Buybacks include an entire set of 30 Original Series 1 white back cards from 1973. Other than some limited edition online offerings, this is the first time a traditional Wacky Packages product has delivered a hit per box. Shaped Sketch Cards include work from Brent Engstrom, Neil Camera, Sam Gambino, Matthew Kirscht, Mark Parisi, Mark Pingitore, Joe Simko and Colin Walton. Artist Autographs are signed versions of base cards. Signatures come from the card's original painter. Commercial Star Autographs deliver signatures from several memorable faces. The checklist includes Matt Frewer (Max Headroom), John Gilchrist (Mikey from the Life Cereal commercials), Wendy Kaufman (the Snapple Lady), John Moschitta Jr. (Micro Machines) and Jimmy Nelson (a ventriloquist responsible for Danny O'Day and Farfel). Additional exclusive inserts in Collector Hobby boxes include Lost Wacky (3 cards, one per case), Collector's Bonus Cards (8 cards, one per box) and over-sized Wacky Billboard box toppers (6 cards, one per box). Product Configuration: Hobby - 24 packs per box, 10 cards per pack, Collector Hobby Edition - 14 packs per box, 6 cards per pack Price Point: Low-End Entertainment Card Target Audience: Wacky Packages Collectors, Set Builders, Nostalgic Card Collectors, Young Collectors
	#144	Wacky Packages Old School 2 Box with 24 Packs Wacky Packages Old School 2 Box with 24 Packs. Topps wanted to make some throwbacks for old timers like me to RE-Enjoy. This was it. Have Fun, Laugh and then stick them on the back of your bedroom door like I did in 1973! This lot also includes the poster shown in the pics
	#145	Pokemon Binder full of 220+ Pokemon Energy Cards Pokemon Binder full of 220+ Pokemon Energy Cards. Enjoy all this energy in good health!
	#146	1990-92 Space Shots Series 1-3 Complete 330 Card Set Mint. Space Ventures 1990-92 Space Shots Series 1-3 Complete 330 Card Set Mint. Space Ventures. This set consists of cards of astronauts, and space vehicles. Anything related to the various national space programs around the world. Cool and interesting! Unique amongst card sets. Sharp condition.
	#147	Dr. Kildare Richard Chamberlain Lot of 13 1962 MGM Trading Cards Dr. Kildare Richard Chamberlain Lot of 13 1962 MGM Trading Cards includes all your favorite characters if you are old enough to remember or watch it in reruns or Netflix. Midgrade condition with some creases.
	#148	1962 Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus Program Complete! 1962 Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus Program Complete! Very Cool and nostalgic. The way circuses used to be. Fun to read.
	#150	Tony Labonte Racing Pit Crew Team Signed Logo Hat 2003 Tony Labonte Racing Pit Crew Team Signed Logo Hat. This Chase Authentics Authentic Terry Labonte Kellogg's Corn Flakes Racing #5 hat has been signed by 7 members of Terry Labonte's Pit Crew that helped lead him to the 2003 Southern 500 Darlington Victory breaking a 156 race winless streak. Labonte retired in 2005 and entered the NASCAR Hall of Fame in 2016. Labonte began driving the Number 5 car in 1994. The autographs include the Mechanic, Gas Man, Jack Man, Gas Man, Front Tire Man, Rear Tire Changer, Tire Specialist, and 1 more. While the glory always goes to the driver, every driver recognizes that htey would never win any race without the best pit crew possible. This won lead Labonte to a HOF career. While not signed by Labonte, it is just as fitting. That would detract from the real impostance...the guys who got him there. SCC Authentics Full Letter of Authenticity.
	#151	Ernie Irvan signed Texaco Havoline Racing Hat #28 Ernie Irvan signed Texaco Havoline Racing Hat #28. Single signed Authentic #28 Hat. Virgil Earnest Irvan (born January 13, 1959), occasionally referred to as "Swervin' Irvan", is an American former professional stock car racing driver. A retired NASCAR competitor, he is best remembered for his comeback after a serious head injury left him with only a 10% chance of survival, August 20, 1994, at Michigan International Speedway. Irvan has been inducted into numerous halls of fame and was named one of NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers, in 1998. After a series of injuries in the late 1990s, he retired from racing in 1999. SCC Authentics Letter of Authenticity.
	#152	Tim Steele Signed H&S Die Team Racing Hat Tim Steele Signed H&S Die Team NASCAR Racing Hat. SCC Authentics Letter of Authenticity. Tim Steele (born March 1, 1968 in Coopersville, Michigan) is a retired American stock car racer. He won three ARCA Remax Series national championships and raced in NASCAR's highest three series. He was inducted in the Michigan Motor Sports Hall of Fame in 2009.
	#153	Bobby Labonte 1999 Pocono Race Day Victory Signed Hat Bobby Labonte Pocono Race Day Victory Signed Hat. This hat was signed on July 25, 1999 at Pocono Race way by Bobby Labonte the Winner That Day! Also signed by another member of his team (Uncertain who it is). The Labonte Autograph is certified by SCC Authentics with a letter of authenticity.
	#154	3 Piece Pepsi Collectible Sports Set W/Race Car 3 Piece Pepsi Collectible Sports Set W/Race Car, Umbrella and collectible watch. Cool Pepsi can that opens to display a sports car (Matchbox sized). Pepsi Tin contains a sports watch, and small profile umbrella works perfectly. Cool collectibles.
	#155	1962 Kentucky Derby Race Day Program and Postcard. Decidedly! 1962 Kentucky Derby Race Day Program and Postcard. Decidedly won in a new record time. Cool and Collectible!
	#156	Dave Bing Detroit Pistons Flashback Fridays Bobblehead New IN Box Dave Bing Flashback Fridays Bobblehead New IN Box. Bing was a Hall of Fame Star for the Detroit Pistons. This colelctible Bobble was a stadium giveaway at a Vintage Detroit Pistons Game. It is 6.5" Tall and serial numbered / 10,000. Sponsored by the WB channel. Brand New in the Box
	#157	Rasheed Wallace Detroit Pistons Bobblehead Stadium Giveaway 2007-08 Rasheed Wallace Detroit Pistons Bobblehead Stadium Giveaway. Box shows some wear, but Bobble has never been removed. Friday Bobble Giveaway was a thing here in Detroit, and it made for many memorable giveaways, and lots of positioning to get these cherished items.
	#158	Nazr Mohammed Detroit Pistons Bobblehead Stadium Giveaway NIB 2007-08 Nazr Mohammed Detroit Pistons Bobblehead Stadium Giveaway NIB. New in Box. Mohammed only played for the Pistons for 2006-07 and the beginning of 2007-08. This was released during that time. Bobble has never been removed. Friday Bobble Giveaway was a thing here in Detroit, and it made for many memorable giveaways, and lots of positioning to get these cherished items.
	#159	Chauncey Billups 2006 Bobblehead Detroit Pistons Stadium Giveaway SGA Chauncey Billups 2006 Bobblehead Detroit Pistons Stadium Giveaway. SGA Bobble has never been taken out of box. Sponsore by Detroit Free Press and Rock Financial. Rarely found or offered. We did not want to take the Bobble out of the box for photography. You get the supreme honor of doing so!
	#160	Tayshaun Prince 2007-08 Detroit Pistons Bobblehead SGA Stadium Giveaway Tayshaun Prince 2007-08 Detroit Pistons Bobblehead SGA Stadium Giveaway. Bobble Head Fridays at the Detroit Pistons Games. Box shows some wear, but Bobble has never been removed. Friday Bobble Giveaway was a thing here in Detroit, and it made for many memorable giveaways, and lots of positioning to get these cherished items.
	#161	Vinnie Johnson Detroit Pistons Bobble Head SGA Stadium Giveaway 2007-08 NIB Vinnie Johnson Detroit Pistons Bobble Head SGA Stadium Giveaway 2007-08 NIB. Rarely offered Tough to find. Classic Playoff moment In Stadium Giveaway SGA Bobblehead. Bobble Giveaway was a thing here in Detroit, and it made for many memorable giveaways, and lots of positioning to get these cherished items. Some became more rare than others. This one sponsored by Essurance.
	#162	Joe Dumars Detroit pistons Bobble Head Stadium Giveaway SGA Hall of Fame Joe Dumars Detroit pistons Bobble Head Stadium Giveaway SGA Hall of Fame. Following Joe D's induction to the Hall of Fame, The Pistons issued a stadium giveaway of this bobblehead. New in Box
	#163	Lindsey Hunter Detroit Pistons Bobble Head Stadium Giveaway SGA Lindsey Hunter Detroit Pistons Bobble Head Stadium Giveaway SGA. Bobble has never been removed. Friday Bobble Giveaway was a thing here in Detroit, and it made for many memorable giveaways, and lots of positioning to get these cherished items.
	#164	Bill Davidson Detroit Pistons Owner Bobble Head Stadium Giveaway SGA Bill Davidson Detroit Pistons Owner Stadium Giveaway SGA. Davidson was the cherished owner of this storied franchise. Friday Bobble Giveaway was a thing here in Detroit, and it made for many memorable giveaways, and lots of positioning to get these cherished items. This is not a bobble, but a miniature Palace of Auburn Hills. For the time Davidson owned the team, there was much excitement. A new stadium went up in Auburn Hills, and the team won 3 championships under his ownership! Davidson was the main force benind the construction of the Palace, and is honored for that here with this "Bobble" giveaway at hte Pistons game.
	#165	Hooper Detroit Pistons Mascot Bobble Head Stadium Giveaway. Hooper Detroit Pistons Mascot Bobble Head Stadium Giveaway. Brand New in Sharp Clean Box. Never opened. Bobble Giveaway was a thing here in Detroit, and it made for many memorable giveaways, and lots of positioning to get these cherished items. Some became more rare than others. This one oddly enough a little more scarce to find.
	#166	George Blaha Detroit Pistons Announcer Stadium Bobble Head Giveaway SGA George Blaha Detroit Pistons Announcer Stadium Bobble Head Giveaway SGA. The voice of the Pistons for an entire generation has his own Bobblehead. This one is in Sharp Clean Unused condition in a brand new box. We had to take it out to photograph it since the box was unmarked and we were not sure what was inside.
	#167	Jean Beliveau Figurine Display Canadiens Mcfarlane Jean Beliveau Figurine Display Canadiens Mcfarlane. Cool Display piece
	#168	Pavel Datsyuk Figurine Detroit Red Wings Display Mcfarlane Pavel Datsyuk Figurine Detroit Red Wings Display Mcfarlane
	#169	Maurice Rocket Richard Montreal Canadiens Figurine Display Mcfarlane Maurice Rocket Richard Montreal Canadiens Figurine Display Mcfarlane
	#170	Henrik Zetterberg Detroit Red Wings Figurine Display Mcfarlane Henrik Zetterberg Detroit Red Wings Figurine Display Mcfarlane
	#171	Nicklas Lidstrom Detroit Red Wings Figurine Display Mcfarlane Nicklas Lidstrom Detroit Red Wings Figurine Display Mcfarlane
	#172	Hartland Collectibles Hot Dog Vendor Hartland Collectibles Hot Dog Vendor
	#173	Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals Figurine Display Mcfarlane Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals Figurine Display Mcfarlane
	#174	Justin Verlander K Counter Detroit Tigers Stadium Giveaway Bobble Head SGA Justin Verlander Detroit Tigers Stadium Giveaway Bobble Head SGA. This one has the K COunter, so you can count up his strikeout totals!! Extremely desirable Bobble of our future Hall of Fame Pitcher. This was tough to get on the day it was given away, and only has gotten tougher since then. We were lucky to get a few of these to sell.
	#175	Lot of 3 Mini Bobble Heads Detroit Pistons Rip, Ben, Hooper Lot of 3 Mini Bobble Heads Detroit Pistons Rip Hamilton, Ben Wallace, and Hooper. All Brand New in the Boxes. SGA Stadium Giveaways

Estate 48 August Sports Card, Collectibles and Memorabilia Auction

#1

Michael Jordan Original 1987 Life Size "Measure Up" Cutout Official NBA

#2

Original Navin Field, Briggs/Tiger Stadium Green Box Seat Folding Chair.

#3

Original Olympia Stadium Red Folding Chair circa 1927

#4

Original Pair of Olympia Stadium Padded Seats

#5

Frank Navin Tigers Owner PSA/DNA Autograph Deceased 1935

#6

Walter Briggs signed 3x5 card PSA/DNA certified Autograh Tigers Owner

#7

Norm Cash Certified PSA/DNA Autograph Cut Auto

#8

Wahoo Sam Crawford Detroit Tigers Hall of Famer PSA/DNA Certified Autograph 3x5 Card

#9

Bill Freehan Detroit Tigers Catcher 4x6 Card PSA/DNA Certified Autograph

#10

Heinie Manush Detroit Tigers Hall of Famer PSA/DNA 3x5 Autograph

#11

1955 Bowman lot of 3 All PSA 5 EX w/ Frank Thomas!

#12

Lot of 2 1960 Topps Baseball PSA 7 Near Mint W #162 & 372

#13

1961 Topps Baseball Stamps Lot of 3 PSA 5 & 6 EX/MT

#14

Lot of 9 1961 Nu Scoops Baseball Cards ALL PSA Graded 8 NM-MT

#15

Lot of 27 1967 Topps Baseball Cards w/ Ed Mathews

#16

Lot of 4 1968 & 1969 Topps Baseball PSA 8.5 & 9 MINT Cards

#16a

1971 Kelloggs Baseball 3D Lot of 16 Cards

#17

1974 Topps Traded Set (44) Overall NM/MT to Mint

#18

1979 Topps Baseball Complete (726) Set Ozzie Smith RC

#19

1969 MLB Photostamps Lot of 3 Graded 9 & 10 Gem Mint

#20

1989 Upper Deck Baseball Factory Sealed Set Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie

#21

Pair of 1989 Topps Baseball Unopened Boxes. 36 Packs Each

#22

1998 Bowman Series 2 Hobby Baseball Unopened Box

#23

1984 Fleer Baseball Complete (660) Set Don Mattingly Rookie

#24

1987 Topps Master Baseball Set (1001 Cards) Bonds RC

#25

1991 Topps Stadium Club Metrodome Stadium Boxed Baseball Set (200)

#26

1994 Rawlings Gold Glove Redemption Baseball Set

#27

Lot of 4 1990's Baseball Insert/Redemption Sets

#28

Ken Griffey Jr. Graded Lot of 4 Cards ALL Rookies ALL PSA 9 MINT

#29

Jose Canseco Lot of 2 PSA 9 MINT Rookie Cards

#30

Barry Bonds 3 Card Lot GEM MINT Autograph RC & Gold Jersey Cards

#31

Barry Bonds 10X Graded 9 & 10 Gem Mint RC's & Autograph

#32

Barry Bonds Rookie Lot of 3 RC's w 1986 TT Topps Traded & 1987 Donruss

#33

Lot of 10 1987 Fleer Barry Bonds Graded Rookies PSA & BGS 8 & 9

#34

Mark Mcgwire Lot of 5 Graded PSA 8-10 Gem Mint w/ Rookies

#35

Sammy Sosa Lot of 6 Rookies PSA 8-9 MINT

#36

Lot of 3 MLB HOFers Graded 10 GEM MINT Roberto Clemente, Mickey Mantle, Early Wynn

#37

Lot of 2 PSA 9 MINT Mike Schmidt & Roberto Clemente

#38

Lot of 6 Cal Ripken Graded Gem Mint 10 Cards W/Bat Cards

#39