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Baseball Card & Comic Auction
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Mixed Vintage Sports & Collectible Cards, Large Lot
A big tray lot of vintage sports and collectible cards spanning basketball, baseball, football, and hockey — the kind of accumulation that takes years to put together. Identifiable names across the close-ups include Nolan Ryan, George Brett, Larry Johnson, Alonzo Mourning, Scottie Pippen, Larry Bird, Magic vs. Jordan, Wayne Gretzky (two cards), David Robinson, Steve Young, Chris Webber, Steve Young, Bo Jackson, and a Superman "Last Son of Krypton" non-sport card, among many others. Brands represented include Donruss, Topps, Fleer, Upper Deck, Flair, Fleer Ultra, Pro Set, Action Packed, and Classic Draft Picks. Most cards are sleeved in individual hard plastic holders. Condition varies — the majority appear clean and handled with care, with some price stickers on holders. A solid mixed lot for a collector or a dealer looking to pick through. Tray not included. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1993 Upper Deck Baseball Cards, Large Lot
A big tray-full of 1993 Upper Deck baseball cards — the kind of lot that takes a while to dig through, which is half the fun. Predominantly pitchers visible across the photos, with names like Bob Ojeda, Frank Viola, Lance Blankenship, Bob Scanlan, and Mike Maddux showing up in the close-ups. Cards appear to be in good condition overall, with bright colors and clean borders. A solid grab for a set builder or someone who just likes the hunt. Tray shown for display only — not included. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
DC Comics Lot of 9 — Robin, Batman, Catwoman, DC vs. Marvel
A solid grab-bag of DC titles from the 1990s–2000s, heavy on the Robin run. The lot includes Robin #132 ("Fresh Blood: Part 1 of 4"), #134, and #136 ("Attack of the Dark Rider"); Robin III: Cry of the Huntress #2 (still in its original bag); the DC Versus Marvel Comics collection; Catwoman #16 with a DC CD-ROM Comic Book insert; Batman: The Riddler one-shot; Batman: Partners in Peril; and Batman: Two-Face. Mix of single issues and trade-format books. Condition varies — most show light reading wear, covers are intact, no major tears visible. A nice starter lot for a Bat-family collector. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Mixed Vintage Comics, Magazines & Media Lot of 16
A solid mixed lot for the comics and pop-culture collector — sixteen pieces spanning Marvel, DC, Harvey, and Disney titles alongside collector magazines and a sealed Star Trek VHS. Highlights include a Marvel Fantastic Four #396, DC New Teen Titans: The Changeling #3, Disney Afternoon #1 (Darkwing Duck/Bonkers), two Wizard PosterMania! giant-size specials, a Totally Fox Kids Magazine (Autumn 1997), a Cracked X-Files issue, and a still-shrink-wrapped Star Trek 'The Trouble With Tribbles' VHS (Season 2). The right side includes a Treat Pedigree 'Best of Marvel' #4 bagged five-pack and a serial-numbered limited-edition Spider-Man #16 / X-Force crossover package (series of 50,000). Also present are a Cracked Monster Party digest and several loose/unbagged comic pages in aged condition. Condition varies across the lot — the sealed VHS and bagged comics are the cleanest; the loose pages show age toning and wear consistent with use. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Mixed Vintage Comics Lot of 22 — Marvel, DC, Image, Valiant, Archie
A solid grab-bag for the 90s comics fan — 22 books spanning Marvel, DC, Image, Valiant, and Archie. Titles include Wolverine (Wizard 30th Anniversary Edition), Tomb Raider Collector's Magazine, Gambit (multiple issues), Excalibur, Punisher 2099, Sonic the Hedgehog #1 Collector's Edition, TMNT Adventures #50, Nightwing #2, Rai and the Future Force, Cybernary, Marvel Adventures Iron Man, DC/Marvel Access, Fantastic Four, Demon, Damage, Blaze, Blue Devil, Asunder, and Action Zone. Condition varies across the lot — most appear reader-grade with typical handling wear; the Nightwing #2 is in a bag and looks notably cleaner. One item appears to be a loose interior page rather than a complete comic. A fun mixed lot for a collector filling gaps or a new reader diving into the 90s. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Mixed Lot of Marvel & DC Comics, Wolverine, Spider-Man, Iron Man and More
A solid grab-bag of Marvel and DC comics spanning a few decades — the kind of lot a collector digs through with a grin. Titles include multiple Wolverine issues (Marvel Knights 'Enemy of the State' run, 'Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.', and Wolverine: First Class), X-Force, The Incredible Hulk, Daredevil, Invincible Iron Man #47, Cable #1 (1st Issue Collector's Item), Justice League America, Justice Society of America, Monster Menace, Spider-Man Adventures #1, and a December 2004 Wizard Magazine with a Spider-Man 3 cover. Condition varies across the lot — most are reader copies with typical shelf wear; the Fantastic Four 'Battle of the Behemoths!' issue shows heavier wear and tanning. A few issues appear in solid shape. Good reading lot or a starting point for a run. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Vintage Comic Book Lot of 13, Silver Age Mixed Publishers
A fun grab-bag of Silver Age comics spanning several publishers and genres — the kind of lot a kid in the 1960s would have traded half his lunch for. Titles include Timmy the Timid Ghost (Charlton, No. 4), Sad Sack Laugh Special (Harvey Giant Size, No. 64), Archie (No. 460), Casper's Ghostland (Harvey Giant Size), Walt Disney's Donald Duck (Gold Key), Chic Young's Blondie (King Comics), Daffy Duck and the Road Runner (Gold Key), Hot Rods and Racing Cars (Charlton, No. 96), Strange Tales featuring Dr. Strange (Marvel), and Captain Action (DC, No. 4). Also included are Walt Disney's The Beagle Boys (Gold Key) and two sets of loose interior pages — a Sad Sack "Wild Tale" story and what appear to be Gil Kane-drawn interior pages from an unidentified title. Condition ranges from Good to Very Good on the bagged copies; the Beagle Boys shows heavier cover wear and the loose pages are reading copies at best. A solid Silver Age sampler across humor, horror, Disney, and superhero. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Superman DC Comics & Magazine Lot of 6
A solid mixed lot for the Superman collector — six pieces spanning the early-to-mid 1990s. Includes three DC Action Comics issues (#692, #699, #701, all from the 'Fall/Battle for Metropolis' era by Stern, Guice & Rodier), the Superman: Our Worlds at War Book One trade collection, the oddball Superman: The Mysterious Mr. Mist CD-ROM Comic Book (1st Edition, Inverse Ink), and a Cracked Super #13 (Summer '97) parody magazine with a Superman/Batman mash-up cover. Covers show typical shelf and handling wear; spines and interiors appear intact. A fun grab for a 90s DC fan. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Marvel X-Men Comic Book Lot of 20
A solid 20-issue haul for the X-Men faithful, spanning several decades and series. Titles include Uncanny X-Men (#307, #311, #315, #452, #453, #455), X-Men Classic (#92), Astonishing X-Men (#9, Whedon/Cassaday run), Exiles (#54, #55, #61), X-Men vol. 2 (early '90s issues including #20), New X-Men: Academy X (#7, #8, #11), X-Men #166 (Golgotha Part One, Milligan/Larroca), a Decimation-era X-Men issue, and a Marvel Creator's Choice X-Men promotional mini-comic. Condition varies across the lot — most appear reader-grade with typical handling wear; a few show spine stress or minor creasing. A good reading lot or a starting point for filling gaps in a collection. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Lot of 9 Marvel Comics — Black Panther, Avengers, X-Men, Hulk, Marvels
A fun grab-bag of Marvel titles spanning the '90s and early 2000s — including a couple of the Pizza Hut promotional issues that don't turn up every day. The lot includes Marvels Books 1 and 2 of 4 (the Alex Ross painted series), Black Panther #1 (Marvel Knights, Hudlin/Romita Jr.) and Black Panther #4 (sketch cover variant), Avengers Strikefile #1, Avengers Log #1, Marvel Age Hulk #3, a Marvel Real Heroes Pizza Hut promo, and an X-Men #4 Pizza Hut Collector's Edition. General reading condition throughout — some cover wear and creasing visible, no major damage noted. A solid starter lot for a Marvel reader or a '90s promo collector. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Vintage Comic Book Lot of 5 — Classics Illustrated, Grand Prix, Grimm's Ghost Stories
A fun mixed lot of five vintage comics and comic-format booklets — the kind of mid-century reading material that used to live in a kid's nightstand drawer. Includes Classics Illustrated No. 105 "From the Earth to the Moon" (Jules Verne) and No. 17 "The Deer Slayer" (James Fenimore Cooper); Charlton Comics "Grand Prix" No. 29 (Jan., 15¢); Gold Key "Grimm's Ghost Stories" (15¢); and "The Mighty Atom Starring Reddy Kilowatt," an electricity-education promo comic. All five show honest wear — creasing, edge wear, and some cover damage, with the Grimm's copy being the roughest of the bunch. Reading copies, not shelf-fresh, but a solid grab for a vintage comics collector or a Classics Illustrated enthusiast. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Cards, Large Mixed Lot
A big pile of Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG cards — the kind that used to live in a shoebox under someone's bed. The close-ups show identifiable cards including Vampire Genesis, Endurer Master Sasuke (1st Edition, SOD-EN019), Mysterious Puppeteer, Begone, Knave, Little Chimera, Iron Blacksmith Kotetsu, and a mix of monster, spell, and trap cards from early-to-mid 2000s sets. Card backs are the standard Konami design dated 2005–2006. The lot appears to run well into the hundreds of cards. Condition is mixed — typical play wear, some edge and corner wear visible, nothing sleeved. A solid dig-through lot for a collector or someone rebuilding an old deck. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1988 Topps Baseball Complete Set, Binder
Someone put real care into this one — the full 1988 Topps baseball set, sleeved and organized in numerical order inside a Protecto blue ring binder. The label on the spine says it all: complete set, numbered order. The close-up pages confirm it: '87 Record Breakers, Future Stars, team leaders, the works. Cards appear to be in good to very good condition with bright color and no obvious heavy damage visible. A solid vintage set for the collector who wants it ready to flip through, not dig through. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1989 Topps Baseball Complete Set, Numbered Order, Binder
A full 1989 Topps baseball card set — cards #1 through #792 — sleeved in nine-pocket pages and organized in numerical order inside a blue Baseball Card Album binder. The handwritten label on the spine confirms the set and sequence. Close-up photos show the Record Breaker subset at the front, followed by the main set, with notables including Randy Johnson, Kirby Puckett, Sandy Alomar Jr., and Ken Griffey Jr. likely in there given the complete run. Cards appear to be in good to very good condition overall — clean fronts, colors still bright, no obvious heavy creasing visible. A solid, ready-to-display set for the '89 Topps collector who doesn't want to hunt cards down one by one. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1990 Topps Baseball Complete Set, Numbered 1–992 in Binder
The kind of project a serious collector actually finished — a 1990 Topps baseball set filed in numbered order from #1 through #992, sleeved page by page in a blue Protecto baseball card album. The close-ups confirm the full Topps 1990 look: the colorful bordered design, the '89 Record Breaker subset, and multiple Nolan Ryan cards visible right up front. Cards appear to be in good to very good condition with no obvious creasing or heavy wear visible. A solid, organized set ready to pick up where someone left off. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1991 Topps Baseball Complete Set, #1–792 in Binder
Someone put real effort into this one — the full 1991 Topps baseball set, cards #1 through #792, organized in numbered order and sleeved in a blue baseball card album binder. The close-ups show the cards in nice shape: clean fronts, bright colors, no obvious creasing. Backs visible in the final photos confirm the numbering runs all the way to the end. Highlights include Nolan Ryan, Craig Biggio, Curt Schilling, Robin Yount, and the 1990 Record Breaker subset. A solid, ready-to-display set for the vintage Topps collector. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Mike Schmidt Philadelphia Phillies Baseball Cards, Lot of 38
A dedicated collector put this one together — 38 Mike Schmidt cards spanning roughly 1979 through 1989, all sleeved in binder pages. Brands represented include Topps, Fleer, Donruss, and Kmart, with a nice variety of base cards, All-Star inserts, Record Breaker, Turn Back the Clock, Memorable Moments, Home Run Leaders, a Starting Lineup card, a 1972 Super Veteran, and a Topps 'In Action' issue. One card appears to carry a printed facsimile signature. Cards range from well-loved to solid mid-grade; a few show light corner wear but nothing dramatic. A strong player collection for any Phillies fan or Schmidt collector. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1987 Topps New York Yankees Baseball Card Team Set
A complete 1987 Topps New York Yankees Baseball Card Team Set, housed in the original navy leatherette binder. All cards are sleeved in plastic pages — the kind of set someone put away carefully and left alone. Notable names include Don Mattingly, Ron Guidry, Tommy John, Doug Drabek, and Lou Piniella (Manager). Cards appear clean and bright with no visible creasing or damage. A solid vintage team set for the Yankees faithful. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
All Time Greatest Teams Baseball Card Set, 72 Cards
A complete 72-card "All Time Greatest Teams" set housed in the original black leatherette binder with gold foil title — the kind of set a serious fan put together and kept. Cards are sleeved in plastic pages and cover multiple teams and eras: the 1950 Philadelphia Phillies "Whiz Kids," the 1927 and early-'60s New York Yankees (Ruth, Gehrig, Mantle, Maris, Berra), the '69 Miracle Mets, the Brooklyn Dodgers (Jackie Robinson, Roy Campanella, Pee Wee Reese), and the 1946 Boston Red Sox (Ted Williams, Bobby Doerr, Johnny Pesky). Cards appear to be in very good to excellent condition — colors are bright, corners look sharp, no obvious creasing visible. A well-preserved set with real Hall of Fame depth. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1984 RGI Art Card Series Baseball Legends, Set of 4
Four oversized vintage art 3" x 5" cards from the 1984 RGI Art Card Series — oil paintings by Ron Lewis on the front, full career stats and biography on the back. The set covers four Hall of Famers: Cy Young (#8, 1937 Pitcher), Honus Wagner (#5, 1936 Shortstop), Ty Cobb (#1, 1936 Outfielder), and Tris Speaker (#7, 1937 Outfielder). The scalloped die-cut edges and richly painted portraits give these a look somewhere between a cabinet card and a classic tobacco issue — a nice nod to the golden era of baseball. Colors are vivid, corners are sharp, and all four cards present cleanly with no visible creasing or damage. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx & Babe Ruth Vintage Baseball Print, c. 1930
Three legends, one frame — Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth in their New York uniforms flanking Jimmie Foxx in his Philadelphia Athletics jersey, posed together at Shibe Park around 1930. The kind of image that stops a baseball collector cold. Details: - Subject: Lou Gehrig (left), Jimmie Foxx (center), Babe Ruth (right) - Setting: Shibe Park, Philadelphia, PA, c. 1930 - Format: Reproduction print on heavy, thick paper stock — not an original photograph - Size: 8" x 10" - Back: Plain, no markings visible Light toning and minor surface wear consistent with age; upper corners show slight creasing visible in the close-up. Image itself is sharp and clear with strong contrast. A solid display piece for any serious baseball or Yankees/Athletics collector. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1982 Topps Baseball Cards, Lot of 14, Player-Signed
Fourteen 1982 Topps baseball cards, every single one signed in-person by the player — a nice little autograph lot from a great era of the hobby. Players represented include Greg Pryor (White Sox), Larry Hisle (Brewers), Tim Stoddard (Orioles), Joe Strain (Cubs), Bobby Murcer (Yankees), Frank LaCorte (Astros), Fred Martinez (Angels), Garry Hancock (Red Sox), Paul Moskau (Reds), Alex Trevino (Mets), John Tudor (Red Sox), Dave Tobik (Tigers), Cesar Geronimo (Royals), and Tony Scott (Astros). Cards show typical light handling wear consistent with age; corners and surfaces are generally clean. No certificates of authenticity — signatures appear genuine from the photos. Tray shown for display only — not included. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1982 Drake's Big Hitters Baseball Cards, Set of 15
A complete-looking run of 1982 Drake's Big Hitters cards — the 2nd Annual Collectors' Edition set issued by Drake Bakeries in partnership with Topps. Fifteen cards total, each with a facsimile autograph printed on the front in the style of the era. The lineup is a who's-who of early-80s sluggers: Pete Rose, George Brett, Johnny Bench, Eddie Murray, Rod Carew, Jim Rice, Steve Garvey, Kirk Gibson, and more. Details: - Set: 1982 Drake's Big Hitters, 2nd Annual Collectors' Edition - Issued by: Drake Bakeries / Topps Chewing Gum, Inc. - Cards: 15 (numbered within a series of 33) - Players include: Pete Rose (#28), George Brett, Johnny Bench, Eddie Murray, Rod Carew, Jim Rice, Graig Nettles, Steve Garvey, Kirk Gibson, George Foster, Bill Buckner, Buddy Bell, George Hendrick, John Mayberry, Mike Hargrove - Autographs: facsimile (printed), not hand-signed Cards show light handling wear consistent with age — some surface scuffing visible, corners holding up reasonably well. A solid vintage food-issue set with a strong player checklist. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1985 Baseball Legends Card Sets, 5 Sets, 50 Cards
Five 1985 folding baseball card wall hangers — each one a connected sheet of ten standard-size cards on cardstock that folds accordion-style and hangs as a display. The five sets cover MVP National League (blue), MVP American League (green), Cy Young Award Winners (orange), Home Run Champions (maroon), and Rookies of the Year (red), with 10 legends per hanger. Players across the five include Mantle, Mays, Clemente, Robinson, Koufax, Williams, DiMaggio, Aaron, and more — a genuine who's-who of mid-century baseball. Colors are bright and vivid, cards appear clean with no visible tears or heavy wear. A fun piece of 1980s baseball nostalgia. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
SkyBox Metal 2000 MLB Baseball Cards, Large Lot
A big stack of SkyBox Metal 2000 baseball cards — the kind with the distinctive metallic foil finish that made this set stand out on the shelf. Players visible across the lot include Fernando Tatis, Brady Anderson, Johnny Damon, Jose Lima, Rey Ordonez, Luis Gonzalez, Jim Edmonds, Damion Easley, Pedro Martinez, and more. Cards appear to be in good shape overall with no obvious major damage; some light handling wear is expected from a lot this size. A solid pickup for a set builder or a fan of the late-90s/early-2000s card era. Tray shown for display only — not included. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1991 Donruss MLB Baseball Cards, Large Lot
A big stack of 1991 Donruss Series 1 baseball cards — the kind that used to come out of wax packs by the hundreds. Visible players include Tom Gordon, Dave Martinez, Rick Honeycutt, John Franco, and Don Carman, among many others. Cards show the classic blue border design and appear to be in good shape with no obvious creasing or damage from what's visible. A solid grab for a set builder or someone who just loves digging through a pile. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1990 Donruss Baseball Cards, Large Lot
A big stack of 1990 Donruss baseball cards — the kind that used to fill shoeboxes in every kid's closet. All carry the distinctive red speckle border of the '90 Donruss set, with visible players including Mike Kingery (Mariners), Edwin Nunez (Tigers), Ken Patterson (White Sox), and Jerry Browne (Indians). Cards appear to be in typical used condition with some edge wear visible on the stacks. Exact count not determined — there are several hundred cards here across four substantial stacks. A solid filler lot for a set builder or a bulk collector. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1927 New York Yankees Reprint Card Set, 31 Cards
A complete-looking set of 31 reprint cards depicting the legendary 1927 New York Yankees — widely considered the greatest baseball team ever assembled. Each card features a sepia-toned oval portrait in an ornate border with the player's name and position printed below, styled after period cabinet cards. The roster is all here: Lou Gehrig, Earle Combs, Tony Lazzeri, Waite Hoyt, Herb Pennock, Miller Huggins, Jacob Ruppert, and the full supporting cast of players, coaches, and staff. Cards appear to be a modern reprint issue rather than original period cards. Condition is generally very good — clean borders, no major creasing visible, though a few cards show light handling wear. A great display set for a Yankees fan or a collector of baseball history. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1977 TCMA Renata Galasso Baseball Card Set of 23 HOFers
A complete-looking run of 23 black-and-white photo cards from the 1977 TCMA issue produced for Renata Galasso Inc. — billed at the time as the world's largest hobby card dealer. The roster is a Hall of Fame roll call: Jackie Robinson, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, Satchel Paige, Stan Musial, Pee Wee Reese, Warren Spahn, and more, with player stats and the Galasso/TCMA stamp printed on the backs. Details: - Publisher: TCMA for Renata Galasso Inc., Brooklyn, NY - Year: 1977 - Count: 23 cards - Format: Black-and-white photo front, stats/bio and Galasso stamp on back - Notable players: Jackie Robinson, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, Satchel Paige, Stan Musial, Pee Wee Reese, Warren Spahn, Eddie Mathews, Phil Rizzuto, Hoyt Wilhelm, and more Cards appear clean and sharp with bright white borders — no visible creasing or major wear from the wide shot. A solid set for a vintage baseball collector. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Vintage Baseball Card Lot of 21 — Bonds, Maddux, Clemens, Brett
A solid group of late-'80s cards with some real names in the mix. The lot includes 21 cards across two sets: fourteen Topps cards (1988–89 series, including Barry Bonds, Roberto Alomar, Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine, George Brett, Orel Hershiser, and three '88 Record Breaker inserts), six Fleer Limited Edition 1987 cards (Don Mattingly, Roger Clemens, Will Clark, Joe Carter, Jose Canseco, and Pete Rose), and one Dream Team Terry Steinbach card. Most cards show light handling wear consistent with the era; the Mattingly Fleer shows a visible crease in the upper corner. A nice starter lot or filler for a late-'80s collection. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Vintage Baseball Cards, Lot of 18 — Topps & Donruss, Late 1980s
Eighteen late-'80s baseball cards pulled from the Topps and Donruss sets — the kind of stack that takes you straight back to ripping packs at the corner store. Highlights include Bo Jackson, Ozzie Smith, Paul Molitor, Tom Glavine (early card), Cecil Fielder, Gary Carter, Carlton Fisk (two different cards), and a Benny Santiago '87 Record Breakers insert. Mix of Topps and Donruss issues, mostly 1988–1990. Cards appear to be in good to very good condition — bright colors, corners show light wear consistent with age, no obvious creasing visible. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Turkey Red Cabinet Cards, Lot of 11 — Circa 1911 Baseball Reprints
A group of 11 Turkey Red-style cabinet cards reproducing the iconic T3 "Prominent Base Ball Players & Athletes" series — the kind of lithograph artwork that made these cards the showpieces of the cigarette-card era. Players represented include Devlin (N.Y. Nat'l), Camnitz and Leach (Pittsburg), Brown (Chicago Nat'l), Crawford (Detroit), Bergen (Brooklyn), Elberfeld (Washington), and Bresnahan (St. Louis Nat'l); some subjects appear in duplicate. The lot also includes a printed checklist card — No. 4 in the series — listing all 75 subjects and bearing the original redemption offer expiring June 30, 1911, which helps date or authenticate the reference piece. The cards appear to be high-quality reproductions rather than original 1911 issues — colors are vivid and surfaces clean with no age toning you'd expect on genuine antiques — but they're handsome examples of the artwork and would display well. No visible creases, tears, or damage noted. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Baseball Immortals Hall of Fame Cards, Lot of 15
Fifteen cards from the Baseball Immortals series — the colorful oversized Hall of Fame set that reads more like a mini baseball encyclopedia than a trading card. The back of the Sam Rice card (No. 93, 1st Printing) is visible and shows the typical format: full career stats, biographical write-up, and a trivia question. Players in this lot include Roberto Clemente, Roy Campanella, Bill Dickey, Catfish Hunter, Billy Williams, Joe Medwick, Ray Dandridge, Lou Boudreau, Pie Traynor, Mickey Welch, Sam Rice, Lloyd Waner, Ford Frick, Will Harridge, and Henry Chadwick. Cards appear bright and clean with no visible creasing or major wear — a solid group for a Hall of Fame collector or anyone who grew up with this set. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1969 Seattle Pilots Baseball Card Lot, Renata Galasso
A fun lot of vintage Seattle Pilots cards from the Renata Galasso commemorative set — dedicated to the team's one and only season in existence, 1969. The yellow-bordered design is distinctive, and the backs carry full 1969 stats and player bios. The lot includes multiple players across the roster — pitchers, infielders, outfielders, coaches, and manager Joe Schultz — with some duplicates in the mix. Notables include Jim Bouton, Tommy Harper, and Tommy Davis. Cards appear to be in nice shape with bright color and clean borders; light handling wear consistent with age. A solid pickup for Pilots collectors or fans of that one-season wonder. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1986 Topps Baseball Cards, Lot of 32
A group of 32 cards from the 1986 Topps baseball set — the kind of mid-80s lot that turns up in a shoebox and brings back memories. Players include Sparky Anderson, Sid Bream, Bob Grich, Joe Niekro, John Candelaria, Storm Davis, and more, spanning teams from the A's to the Royals to the Dodgers. Cards show typical light handling wear consistent with the era; no major creasing or damage visible. A solid filler lot for a set builder or a nostalgic collector. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1961 NY Yankees Renata Galasso Baseball Card Set, 26 Cards
A complete-looking run of Renata Galasso '1961 World Champions: New York Yankees' cards — the kind of set that makes any Bronx Bombers fan stop scrolling. Published by Renata Galasso, Inc. and printed in the USA, these oversized photo cards feature bold red-and-yellow name banners and full stats and bio on the reverse. The roster is a who's-who of the championship squad: Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, Tony Kubek, Bobby Richardson, Ralph Terry, and 21 more players and coaches. Details: - Publisher: Renata Galasso, Inc. (printed in USA) - Set: 1961 World Champions — New York Yankees - Cards included: 26 (players and coaches) - Notable names: Mickey Mantle (#33), Whitey Ford, Tony Kubek, Bobby Richardson, Ralph Terry, Bob Turley, Al Downing, and more - Card backs: full bio, 1961 season stats, and career stats Cards show bright, clean color with sharp borders — light handling wear consistent with age but no creases, tears, or writing visible. A sharp vintage set for the Yankees collector. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Vintage Baseball Cards, Lot of 5 — Ozzie Smith, McGwire, More
A tidy little lot of five vintage baseball cards from the 1980s–90s, the kind that used to live in a shoebox in someone's closet. Two Ozzie Smith cards anchor the group — a 1989 Donruss MVP and a 1988 Topps All-Star National League — joined by a 1990 Topps Mark McGwire (Athletics), a 1982 Donruss Von Hayes, and a 1981 Donruss Manny Trillo. Cards show light handling wear consistent with age; the McGwire has some visible corner/edge wear on the border. Overall a solid group for a vintage collector or Cardinals fan. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1992 Upper Deck Baseball Cards, Large Box Lot
A big box of 1992 Upper Deck baseball cards — we're talking thousands of cards packed into a divided storage box. The close-ups confirm these are from the 1992 Upper Deck Baseball Edition set, and the highlighted cards are Ken Griffey Jr. #650 "Most Exciting Player" Diamond Skills inserts, with at least three visible pulled out for the photo. The rest of the box is loaded with base cards from the same set. Cards appear to be in good shape with no obvious damage visible. A solid dig-through lot for a set builder or a Griffey collector looking to stock up. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1989 Score Baseball Cards, Large Box Lot
A packed box of 1989 Score baseball cards — four rows deep and stuffed full, easily several hundred cards. The close-ups confirm these are genuine 1989 Score issue (the Jay Bell #352 Indians card is a nice example), with the bright orange borders and clean photography the set is known for. Cards appear to be in typical collected condition — no obvious major damage visible, though individual cards will vary. A solid dig-through lot for a set builder or someone chasing a specific player from that era. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1988 Topps Baseball Cards, Full Box Lot
A full storage box of 1988 Topps baseball cards — the kind of find that keeps a collector busy for an afternoon. The box label reads 'Topps Baseball 88' and the cards visible in the close-up confirm it: classic '88 Topps design with the bold team-name banners and yellow diagonal nameplates. Cards visible include Rick Rhoden, Steve Kiefer, John Cerutti, and others. The box appears packed tight — easily several hundred cards. Edges show typical storage wear; no obvious water damage or heavy creasing visible. A solid bulk lot for set builders or anyone chasing commons from the era. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1987 Topps Baseball Cards, Full Box Lot
A full cardbox packed with 1987 Topps baseball cards — the kind of box that spent the last few decades in someone's closet and is finally ready for a new home. Close-ups show Topps cards including Tim Stoddard, Dan Schatzeder, Julio Cruz, and Terry Francona, all with the classic gold-border design from that set. Looks to be several hundred cards. Condition appears typical for the era — stored loose, so expect some handling wear, but nothing dramatic. A solid dig-through lot for a set builder or a fan of late-80s baseball. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Tudor Tru-Action Electric Football Games, Lot of 2 — One Boxed
A pair of vintage Tudor Tru-Action Electric Football games — the vibrating metal field kind that drove kids absolutely crazy in the best possible way. One comes in its original box (worn but intact), the other is the red-bordered version with red and yellow plastic players scattered across the field. Both have their cords and on/off switches present. The fields show the expected surface wear and some paint spotting from years of use. The Red one has a small corner bent. Player count is not confirmed complete — sold as-is, as shown. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
2001 Topps Baseball Cards, Large Lot — Sleeved & Unsleeved
A big lot of 2001 Topps baseball cards — the teal-bordered 50th Anniversary issue that flooded hobby shops that summer. The lot breaks into two groups: the cards spread across the tray are individually sleeved in plastic, and there's one substantial unsleeved stack alongside them. Players visible across the photos include Omar Vizquel, Jeffrey Hammonds, Tom Goodwin, Jason Marquis, Rich Aurilia, Brian Johnson, Bill Simas, Frank Menechino, and Andy Pettitte, among many others — a solid cross-section of the era's rosters. Cards appear to be in nice shape with bright color and no obvious damage. A good pickup for a set builder or anyone chasing 2001 Topps commons. Tray not included. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1992–1993 Topps NFL Football Cards, Large Box Lot
A full storage box of Topps NFL football cards, mostly 1993 with some 1992s mixed in — the kind of bulk lot that takes a while to dig through and rewards the patient. Four rows packed tight, with visible names including Eric Swann, Lionel Washington, Leroy Hoard, Bernie Kosar, Reggie Roby, Barry Word, Gill Byrd, and more. Also includes what appears to be a run of Topps Stadium Club and a stack of Score cards. Cards appear to be in generally good condition — no obvious heavy damage visible, though a mixed bulk lot like this will have the usual range. A solid haul for a set builder or someone looking to fill early-90s gaps. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1992 Score MLB Baseball Cards, Large Lot
A big stack of 1992 Score baseball cards — the kind that used to come out of wax packs by the hundreds. All cards visible are from the official Score 1992 MLB set, officially licensed and printed in the U.S.A. Visible players include Mark Lee, Stan Belinda, Chuck McElroy, Tim Naehring, Jeff Treadway, and others across multiple teams. Cards appear to be in good condition with bright colors and clean borders; no obvious creasing or major damage visible. Exact count unknown — there are several hundred cards here across multiple stacks. Tray shown for display only — not included. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1990 Score MLB Baseball Cards, Large Lot
A big lot of 1990 Score baseball cards — the kind that used to come spilling out of shoeboxes at every card show. All appear to be from the 1990 Score set, with the brand's signature colorful borders (blue, red, green) and sharp action photography. Visible players include Rick Aguilera (Twins), Jim Gantner (Brewers), Milt Thompson (Cardinals), Gary Eave (Braves), and Greg Gohr (Tigers), with many more in the stacks. Cards appear to be in generally good condition with typical handling wear. A solid bulk lot for a set builder or someone who just likes digging through a pile. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1981 Fleer Baseball Cards, Very Large Lot
A big stack of 1981 Fleer baseball cards — the kind of lot that takes a while to dig through and usually rewards the effort. Cards visible include Larry Bowa, Bake McBride, Dick Noles, and other Phillies; Bucky Dent, Rudy May, and Yankees teammates; Reggie Smith (Dodgers); Lloyd Moseby (Blue Jays); Steve Kemp (Tigers); Ron Hassey (Indians); and Bill Campbell (Red Sox), among many others. The cards are sorted into several thick stacks and loose fans — easily several hundred cards in total. Typical light handling wear; corners show some rounding on portions of the lot, consistent with cards that have been shuffled through a few times. A solid digger's lot for team collectors or anyone building out an early-'80s Fleer set. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
2009 Topps Philadelphia Phillies Team Set, 15 Cards
A 15-card 2009 Topps Philadelphia Phillies team set — the roster from their back-to-back World Series run, all in one place. Players include Cole Hamels, Ryan Howard, Chase Utley, Jimmy Rollins, Shane Victorino, Jayson Werth, Brad Lidge, Carlos Ruiz, and more, plus a Phillie Phanatic mascot card for good measure. Cards appear clean with sharp corners and bright color — no visible creasing or major wear. Two empty hard plastic card cases are included. A solid grab for any Phillies fan. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1988–89 Topps All-Star Baseball Cards, Set of 5
Five Topps All-Star cards featuring a solid lineup of late-'80s names — Tim Raines (#403, 1988 Topps), Roger Clemens (#405), Ozzie Smith (#389), Wade Boggs (#399), and Andres Galarraga (#386), the latter four from the 1989 Topps set. Good mix of Hall of Famers and fan favorites. Cards show light handling wear with some edge and corner softening, but faces and colors are clean and readable throughout. A nice little grab for a vintage baseball collector. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Vintage Baseball Cards, Lot of 11 — Donruss & Topps
A nice little stack of late-'80s and early-'90s baseball cards — the kind that used to live in a shoebox under someone's bed. The lot includes five 1992 Donruss cards (Benito Santiago, Rickey Henderson Highlights, Gary Sheffield, Greg Vaughn, Jim Abbott), a Donruss Diamond Kings Kirk Gibson, and five Topps cards spanning a few different years: Rickey Henderson (Athletics), Carlton Fisk (White Sox), Terry Mulholland (Giants), Damon Berryhill (Braves), and Dickie Noles (Cubs). Cards appear to be in good to very good condition overall — bright colors, no obvious creasing from what's visible, with the Kirk Gibson Diamond Kings showing a slight bend at the top edge. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1988 Topps Jerome Brown #247 Super Rookie Card, Eagles
A piece of Philadelphia Eagles history — Jerome Brown's 1988 Topps Super Rookie card (#247), the defensive tackle who went on to become one of the most beloved Eagles of his era before his tragic passing in 1992. Stored in a plastic sleeve. The front shows some surface wear and creasing visible through the sleeve; the back shows cardboard browning along the bottom edge and light scuffing. Honest mid-grade condition — not a gem, but a solid copy of a card Eagles fans genuinely want. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
2010 Topps Baseball Cards, Lot of 20
A 20-card lot of 2010 Topps baseball, all in clean, handled condition with sharp corners and bright colors throughout. The mix covers a solid range of teams and players — Matt Carson and Chris Coghlan rookie cards, a Mickey Mantle Peak Performance insert, a Gary Carter/David Wright Legendary Lineage combo card, league leader multi-player cards, and everyday regulars like Bobby Abreu, Colby Rasmus, Huston Street, and Rocco Baldelli. A nice starter stack or filler lot for a set builder. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1979 Topps Burger King Phillies Baseball Card Set, 23 Cards
A near-complete run of the 1979 Topps/Burger King Philadelphia Phillies set — the kind you had to earn one large fries at a time. All 23 cards are present, including the checklist card and heavy hitters like Pete Rose (NL All-Star), Mike Schmidt, Steve Carlton, Bob Boone, Tug McGraw, and Larry Bowa. Cards show bright colors and sharp borders consistent with light handling; a few show minor corner softness typical of the era but nothing dramatic. A solid vintage set for any Phillies collector. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1971 Topps #439 Phillies Rookie Stars Luzinski / Reid
A 1971 Topps Phillies Rookie Stars card (#439) featuring Greg Luzinski at first base and Scott Reid in the outfield — Luzinski's true rookie card, and the one Phillies fans always want to find. Stored in a plastic card holder. The front shows the classic black-border design with good color; the black borders show some wear and corner softening consistent with a card that's been around since Nixon was president. Back is fully legible. A solid mid-grade example of a key vintage Phillies card. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1981 Fleer Willie McCovey Giants Baseball Card #434
A 1981 Fleer Willie McCovey card — Hall of Famer, number 44, San Francisco Giants first baseman. Card number 434, stored in a plastic sleeve. The front shows bright, clean color with good borders; the back is fully legible with the complete major and minor league batting record. Some light wear consistent with the era, but a solid example of a legend's late-career card. Details: - Player: Willie McCovey, First Base - Team: San Francisco Giants - Set: 1981 Fleer - Card #: 434 - Condition: Light wear, borders intact, colors bright - Storage: Plastic card sleeve *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1988 Topps Greg Maddux #361 Chicago Cubs Baseball Card
A 1988 Topps Greg Maddux rookie-era card (#361), showing the future Hall of Famer mid-windup in his Cubs uniform. Stored in a hard plastic sleeve, which has kept it in solid shape. The front shows clean color and good centering; the back is fully readable with complete stats and bio. Some light wear on the edges and corners — not a gem, but a respectable example of one of the more collectible cards from this set. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1980 Topps Pete Rose #540 Philadelphia Phillies Baseball Card
Charlie Hustle in his Phillies years — this is the 1980 Topps Pete Rose, card #540, showing him in his Philadelphia helmet with a facsimile autograph on the front. The back confirms the full career batting record through 1979 and notes his then-modern NL record 44-game hitting streak with the Reds in 1978. Card is housed in a plastic snap holder. Colors are bright and the card appears to be in solid mid-grade condition — some light corner and edge wear visible, consistent with a card that's been around since the World Series year. Worth a close look for Phillies fans and Rose collectors alike. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1976 Topps #193 NL Home Run Leaders Schmidt Kingman Luzinski
A solid vintage card from the 1976 Topps set — card #193, the NL Home Run Leaders, featuring Mike Schmidt (38 HR), Dave Kingman (36), and Greg Luzinski (34). Schmidt is the headliner here, and Phillies collectors will recognize this one immediately. The back confirms © 1976 Topps Chewing Gum, Inc. Corners are strong, great color, putting this squarely in the Very Good range — a presentable copy, a nice piece for a set builder or Schmidt fan. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
Mike Schmidt 1988 Topps Big Baseball Card #88
A solid card for any Phillies collection — Mike Schmidt in full Topps Big format, the oversized issue from 1988. Card #88, Philadelphia Phillies, 3B-1B. The back highlights his 500th home run (4-18-87) and three NL MVP awards in the classic comic-panel style Topps used for this set. Details: - Player: Mike Schmidt (Michael Jack Schmidt) - Team: Philadelphia Phillies - Set: 1988 Topps Big, Card #88 - Position: 3B-1B - Format: Oversized (Topps Big series) The front shows light surface wrinkling in the lower-right corner area, clearly visible in the close-up. Otherwise colors are bright and the card presents well. See photos for condition. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1974 Topps 1973 Batting Leaders Card, Carew & Rose
Two Hall of Fame bats on one card — Rod Carew (Minnesota Twins, A.L.) and Pete Rose (Cincinnati Reds, N.L.) sharing the 1974 Topps 1973 Batting Leaders card. Colors are bright and the photos are sharp. The card shows light wear consistent with age: some surface creasing visible and the corners show softening, but it's a solid, displayable example of a classic 1970s Topps multi-player leader card. A natural for a Carew or Rose collector. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1971 Topps Larry Bowa #233 Philadelphia Phillies Baseball Card
A 1971 Topps Larry Bowa rookie-era card (#233) — the one with the Topps 1970 All-Star Rookie trophy stamped right on the front, which is a nice touch for a Phillies fan or a Bowa collector. Front colors are bright, the black border shows only minor edge wear typical of the set, and the image is clean. Back is fully readable with stats intact. A solid mid-grade example of a Philadelphia favorite. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1977 Topps Steve Carlton #110 Baseball Card, Phillies
A 1977 Topps Steve Carlton card — #110 in the set. Carlton was a four-time Cy Young winner and Hall of Famer, and this is a Phillies-era card from right in the heart of that run. Details: - Player: Steve Carlton, Philadelphia Phillies (Pitcher) - Set: 1977 Topps, Card #110 - Autograph: pre-printed, signed across the front image - Authentication: none visible The card shows honest wear — soft corners and some surface handling — consistent with a vintage signed card that's been around. The signature is pre-printed on the card. See photos for condition. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
1989 Fleer Bill Ripken #616 FF Error Card
One of the most talked-about error cards of the junk-wax era — the 1989 Fleer Bill Ripken #616, with the obscenity written on the knob of his bat clearly visible in the photo. This is the original uncensored version, not one of Fleer's subsequent black-box or white-box corrections. Baltimore Orioles, Second Base. Card shows sharp corners, clean edges, and bright color with no visible creases or stains — a solid raw example of a card that still gets collectors talking. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
DeMarini F2 Doublewall SC3 Alloy Baseball Bat
A DeMarini F2 Doublewall bat in the black, pearl white, and gold colorway — the kind of bat that saw real game time. Built with SC3 alloy and DeMarini's TT (Two-Tier) Doublewall technology, which was their go-to for maximizing pop in slowpitch ball. The grip tape shows wear and some peeling, and the barrel has the surface scuffs and scratches you'd expect from a bat that's been used. No dents or structural damage visible. A solid used bat for the recreational player. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.