1962 Topps Baseball Kansas City Athletics

Cards I still need for my collection

• 1962 Topps Baseball #13 Dick Howser 
• 1962 Topps Gene Stephens Kansas City Athletics #38 Have 
• 1962 Topps Deron Johnson Kansas City Athletics #82 Have
• 1962 Topps Baseball Norm Bass Kansas City Athletics Card #122 Have
• 1962 TOPPS # 127 PRIDE OF THE A'S SIEBERN BAUER LUMPE Have
• 1962 Topps #147 Bill Kunkel Ink on Front Athletics Pitching Have
• 1962 Topps Leo Posada Kansas City Athletics #168 Have
• 1962 Topps Haywood Sullivan  Kansas City Athletics #184 Have
• 1962 Topps Art Ditmar VG-EX Kansas City Athletics #246
• 1962 Topps Frank Cipriani  Kansas City Athletics  #333 Have
• 1962 Topps Ed Rakow   Kansas City Athletics#342 Have
• 1962 Topps Baseball #451 Jose Tartabull RC Have
• 1962 Topps Kansas City Athletics Baseball Card #463 Hank Bauer MG Have 
• 1962 Topps  Danny McDevitt Kansas City Athletics Card #493-Have
• 1962 Topps Dave Wickersham VG+ Kansas City Athletics #517
• 1962 Topps Bobby Del Greco  Kansas City Athletics #548
• 1962 TOPPS BOB GRIM ATHLETICS BASEBALL CARD #564 
• 1962 Topps #592 Rookie Parade/Dan Pfister/Bo Belinsky/Stenhous/Bouton
• 1962 Topps Rookie Parade Ed Charles Coughtry Torres Sadowski #595 
• 1962 ROOKIE PARADE Outfielders Jim Hickman Jimenez Topps #598 

 

The Pavilion at John Knox Village 520 NW Murray Rd, Lee's Summit,

I went on Friday Had a great time

It's perfect weather for a card show this weekend!! This is the BIGGEST show we've put on at John Knox, with 210 tables and almost 100 different vendors! Come grab all your championship game players this Friday and Saturday, meet Topps artist Josh Trout, get some cards graded, and hang out!

Friday Noon to 8PM

Saturday 10AM to 7PM

Trade Night Saturday 7PM to 10PM on the show floor

The Pavilion at John Knox Village

 

I sold on eBay 1-15-2025

 

This 1975 Topps baseball card lot includes four cards featuring players from the Major League Baseball teams such as the L.A. Dodgers, Pittsburgh Pirates, and Cleveland. The cards are part of the base set and have been well-maintained. The set includes cards numbered 124, 330, 376, and 639, and is perfect for collectors who are looking to add to their collection. The cards were manufactured by Topps and are from the 1975 season. 

1975 TOPPS MINI PSA 8 NMMT (OC) #50 BROOKS ROBINSON BALTIMORE ORIOLES

 I started working on my 75 Topps mini set on the PSA registry again. I found this Brook Roberson and purchased it the other day on eBay. My Registry

DEREK JETER MEDALLION on sell eBay

https://www.ebay.com/itm/116438388357

DEREK JETER # 2 New York Yankees 2005 USA Today MLB Superstars Medallion NEW

Shipping- eBay Standard Envelope for Trading Cards 

Ships in #10 envelope with card in penny sleeve in a top loader.

• Cards are Shipped Securely with Tracking in a Plain White Envelope (PWE)

• These orders are Shipped via the eBay Standard Envelope Service and are Insured*. 

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Please see photos for condition - You will receive the exact MEDALLION photographed!

This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of baseball history. The DEREK JETER #2 New York Yankees 2005 USA Today MLB Superstars Medallion is a must-have for any true collector. This sports trading card features the legendary player and his team, the New York Yankees, in a stunning medallion design. The Medallion is perfect for fans of baseball and sports trading cards alike, and is sure to be a valuable addition to any collection. Don't miss out on this chance to own a piece of MLB history.

 

1321 - Godfather of Sports Card Protection

 Dr Beckett,

Thank you for taking the time to answer my question, I know it was a tough one! 

In the mid 1970's I attended my first “Sports Card Show” or “Baseball Card Convention.” (as they used to call them in those days).  The main thing I came away with from attending “The Baseball Card Convention” was learning that my cards needed to be protected. 

Thanks again,

Bart

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-ib4h4-177662a?utm_campaign=au_share_ep&utm_medium=dlink&utm_source=au_share

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHH_S5qyl1M

Dr. Beckett delves into the history and development of sports card protection, discussing various card protection methods, from shoeboxes to penny sleeves, plastic sheets, top loaders, and card savers. He also pays homage to potential 'godfathers' of sports card protection, including influential figures and companies that have made significant contributions to the field.

 

01:01 Early Days of Card Storage

02:09 Evolution of Sleeves

04:01 Cardboard Boxes and Early Innovators

05:54 Business Partners and Supply Innovations

07:42 Legal Issues with Plastic Sheets