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1987 Topps #366 Mark McGwire – PSA 1 – POP 13 - One of the most recognizable cards from Topps’ iconic 1987 wood-grain set. Released during McGwire’s record-setting rookie season, the card captures Big Mac just as he was becoming one of baseball’s biggest young stars. McGwire blasted 49 home runs in 1987, setting the MLB rookie record at the time and winning unanimous AL Rookie of the Year honors. The distinctive wood-grain borders and classic A’s uniform have made this one of the signature cards of the junk-wax era and an enduring McGwire favorite. by @psa1ish

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1957 Topps Ernie Banks - PSA 1 - POP 77 - A classic early card of “Mr. Cub” from one of Topps’ landmark 1950s sets, which featured a loaded checklist of baseball legends. Banks was already one of baseball’s premier power-hitting shortstops and would win back-to-back NL MVP awards in 1958 and 1959. He finished his Hall of Fame career with 512 home runs, making this an early vintage card of one of the greatest shortstops in baseball history. by @psa1ish

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1988 Topps Bo Jackson RC - PSA 1.5 - POP 5 - One of the most recognizable football cards of the late 1980s, featuring Bo in the Raiders’ silver and black with Topps’ classic “Super Rookie” designation. Already a star with the Kansas City Royals, Bo became a rare two-sport phenomenon, ultimately earning both MLB All-Star and NFL Pro Bowl honors. The 1988 Topps rookie remains one of the signature cards of an athlete whose “Bo Knows” legend crossed both sports and generations. by @psa1ish

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1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr RC - PSA 1 - POP 405 - the centerpiece of Upper Deck’s inaugural 1989 set and one of the most iconic rookie cards in baseball history. Selected as card #1, Griffey helped usher in a new premium era of glossy cards, sharp photography and hologram authentication. He went on to hit 630 home runs and become a first-ballot Hall of Famer, while his 1989 Upper Deck rookie remains one of the hobby’s most recognizable cards. by @psa1ish

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