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1958 Topps Hall Of Fame Baseball Card Lot | Baseball Memorabilia298 of 574 |  |  |
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whitman75
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This lot is from the 1958 Topps set excluding the Frank Robinson. The greats include Ernie Banks, Don Drysdale, Whitey Ford,Enos Slaughter , Hank Aaron and Banks All-Stars etc...More cards picked up from Garage sales. To me these are treasures to be displayed and shared amongst baseball fans.
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We were just watching a program on the highest paid for a baseball cd at auction. Do you know who that person is? Please help. There is properly a book on this person.....brought up in Boston and tried. for years to get a Ted Williams Card. After years of trying I gave up. He was a difficult person and as a kid who loved the Red Sox, I was disappointing in his actions towards his fans. I went to a few games with my brother and family. Our neighbor wrote for the Boston Globe and he gave us tickets. We were so happy that the Red Sox won It was a holiday down here in Fl..