Trade with ersportcards on sportcardfourm

Here is some of the Royals cards I got for a complete set of Michael Jordan 1994 Upper Deck Rare Air 90 Card Tribute Set. .Set number 54615 

ersportcards at sportscardfourm sent me 100 Royals.Great trade thank you

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Buy from E-bay-Go Royals

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2014 Topps 1, 2, and Update Series Royals Team Set
This set contains 27 different Royals cards.
Series 1:

3	Jarrod Dyson
97	Alex Gordon
151	Bruce Chen
167	Jeremy Guthrie
214	James Shields
255	Billy Butler
265	Yordano Ventura
298	Chris Getz
322	Emilio Bonifacio

Series 2:

341	Mike Moustakas
348	Salvador Perez
357	Lorenzo Cain
433	Omar Infante
459	Eric Hosmer
514	Alcides Escobar
517	Norichika Aoki
532	Danny Duffy
544	Jason Vargas
586	Luke Hochevar
594	Justin Maxwell
617	Greg Holland
658	Wade Davis

Update Series:

45	Pedro Ciriaco
58	Raul Ibanez
97	Salvador Perez
228	Aaron Crow
295	Greg Holland

"Baseball Card Man" Meets Phil Dixon

Phil S. Dixon is widely regarded as one of America’s foremost experts on baseball history. He has authored various books on the Negro Baseball leagues. He was awarded the prestigious Casey Award for the “Best Baseball Book” of 1992, and a SAB

Authors’ Biography Phil S. Dixon is widely regarded as one of America’s foremost experts on baseball history. He has authored six previous books on the Negro Baseball leagues: The Ultimate Kansas City Baseball Trivia Quiz Book (Bon A Tirer Publishing), The Negro Baseball Leagues a Photographic History, 1867-1955 (Amereon House), The Monarchs 1920-1938 Featuring Wilber “Bullet” Rogan The Greatest Ballplayer in Cooperstown (Mariah Press), Phil Dixon’s American Baseball Chronicles, Vol. III, The 1905 Philadelphia Giants (Booksurge), John “Buck” O’Neil, The Rookie, The Man, The Legacy, 1938 (Author house), Phil Dixon’s American Baseball Chronicles, Vol. I, The 1931 Homestead Grays (Xlibris) and Phil Dixon’s American Baseball Chronicles, Vol. III, The 1905 Philadelphia Giants (2010 update), (Xlibris). A knowledgeable and entertaining speaker, Dixon lectures regularly to colleges, High schools, community groups and is routinely quoted in print and broadcast media. Dixon formerly worked in the Public Relations Department of the Kansas City Royals major league baseball team, and currently serves on the Board of Governors for the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, an organization which he served as a co-founder in 1990. He has interviewed hundreds of athletes and researched baseball topics for more than twenty-five years. Phil S. Dixon resides in Belton, Missouri, with his wife Kerry and children.