Autographed Football & Baseball Note Card Paper

Assorted Football / Baseball Cards incl. Autographed Plackards. In-house shipping available. Dimensions of One Box: 4 x 11.5 x 14

ASSORTED LOT OF 5 FOOTBALL JERSEY CARDS (CARSON WENTZ, LARED GOFF, HUNTER HENRY, DERRICK HENRY) AND AUTOGRAPHED ROOKIE CARD…2020 PANINI PRISM KHALID KAREEM GREEN

Group of miscellaneous sports cards, mostly basketball, to include a set of 1992 Skybox cards, autographed John Elway football card, Modesto Athletics baseball complete set, Mark McGwire cards, Barry

Rob Scahill And Travis Minor autographed cards

#27. In 1933 he lead the league in runs scored. (r-1, with lots of room for a high score!)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We took a quic

#123. Sandy Koufax rookie card. Clearly states "Not in Organized Baseball" in 1954. (r-5, but check carefully, this card could be n r-6 or higher!)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball

Mild and Sweet Coupon Cigarettes. (r-3)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We took a quick look and came up with an estimated grade based on

#50. Robinson just finished his sixth consecutive season batting above .300 (r-4)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We took a quick look an

Autographed 1998 Topps Certified #A10 Bronze Peyton Manning NFL Football Trading Card (Rookie Card) (SGC 9). Peyton Manning undoubtedly needs to be in the conversation regarding the greatest quarterba

The card says that he is fast on his feet, both in the field and one the bases. (r2.5)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We took a quick lo

#195. Mays was famous for his impossible catches. That includes the miracle catch in the 1954 World Series. (r-4)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been

#2. In the 9 all star games he has been in to date he has a .407 batting average. (r5)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We took a quick lo

# 10. White background. Robinson was playing in both the outfield and infield. In 1947 he was rookie of the year and most valuable player. (r2)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball card

Lucky number 13. He hit his 500th home run last season. That year he played 1st base, 3rd base and catcher. (r-3)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been

#5. He was the last player to hit over .400 in major league baseball. (r-5)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We took a quick look and came

In 1963 Mantle was hampered by several serious injuries. He had been in the majors for 12 years. (r2.5)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. W

McGraw was known as the "Little Napoleon of Baseball." He earned this as manager of the New York nationals. (r-1)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been

#247. On same card with Ron Tompkins, pitcher. Bench had hit 47 home runs in the minor leagues. (r-5).NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We

# 28. 1954 was the first year he played a full season for the Cubs. In 1953 he hit .380 in the Negro Leagues. (r-5)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not be

#52. "Bob can hit any kind of pitching" the card says! (r-3)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We took a quick look and came up with an est

# 20. 1957 was Aaron's 4th year in the major leagues. In 1956 he led the league in batting. (r-2)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We took

#124. He was found by Senator scouts playing sandlot baseball in Idaho. (r-3)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We took a quick look and ca

#30. In 1957 he led the league in batting average at .322. Top border is very narrow! (r2.5)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We took a qu

#380. Short border on right. Still in very nice condition. In the 1958 World Series he hit .333. (r-4)NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We