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Old 01-30-2013, 10:58 PM
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Default Your favorite "action shot" card that you own

Please excuse if this topic has came up before, just thought it would be a fun one. Here's one of my fav's of an under rated player from my youth.
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Old 01-31-2013, 10:21 AM
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I know this one has been brought up several times...but considering I FINALLY picked it up last week for my set I can now enjoy the card...



Staying with the 71 theme, this is a pretty bad mother of a card too...one of my favorites as a kid...



This is a really cool Mantle shot that I love...




Another favorite from my youth...did Pete ever have a helmet on when he was running??



One more...probably my favorite card when I was 9...one of the few Tito cards you can't read his name spelled out across his hat!

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Old 01-31-2013, 10:34 AM
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Topps flat out nailed this card...




Look at Gibsons face in this shot!! No wonder he was feared...



Another favorite from my youth...



Safe or Out???




I used to LOVE action cards when I was a kid...last one I promise!!

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John---I like that card and I have it in my set. I grew up in St Louis and had the good fortune of attending game one at age 14. Game 3 was in NY and the Cardinal pitcher off whom Mantle homered was Barney Schultz. I have always felt that the picture on that card in fact shows Mantle swinging and missing a Gibson fast ball.

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Old 01-31-2013, 11:56 AM
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Al...first off...what a series and game to go to...WOW.

I just read the "Last Boy" Mantle book and she did a great job describing that HR. Definitely a high light of the book. And I think you are 100% right...here is a photo this card obviously comes from and this is Gibson blowing one past him..TOO FUNNY. Thanks for that! Great observation...

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I've always loved this one because of the sheer irony of there being absolutely no action going on in an "in action" card



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I wasnt aware of that Pete Rose card, now on my want list
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Old 02-01-2013, 10:29 AM
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As a Cardinal fan I've always liked these 2
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Saw this card very soon after I got interested in vintage and HAD to have it. So cool:

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The 76 Brock is another one I love... the artist retouching on his right stirrup really makes this card... the scarlet color painted on adds a cool glow to his legs!
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As an 11-year-old, baseball-crazed NYY fan, the most important moment of my childhood to that time:

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The 73 set has lots of cool action shots

I like the cars in the background of Luis Alvarodo, and the look in Beckert's face, like he did not like the home plate ump call.
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Old 02-01-2013, 01:55 PM
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And a couple more 73's. Quiz time, which one is Joe Rudi????? And, shouldn't Bobby Bonds card actually be Willie Stargell???
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Great 73 cards..I love that set! The Steve Garvey falls into the theme of whose card is it as well, not much action, and not much Garvey...
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Great cards all
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Old 02-02-2013, 08:17 AM
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Well, I don't have any vintage cards that could be categorized as "action shots", so I'll share one of my favorites. I'll own it someday (but surely not a PSA 9).

The 1953 Bowman Pee Wee Reese is the first thing I thought of.



It's a thing of beauty!
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Just wow! I would like to have a print of that Reese shot for the wall...incredible! I have never seen that card before..
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There is an informative thread from not long ago re the 52 Reese.

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Just wow! I would like to have a print of that Reese shot for the wall...incredible! I have never seen that card before..
As would I, John.

Like I keep saying, modern day baseball cards have nothing on the vintage cards. Just an amazing shot.
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There is an informative thread from not long ago re the 52 Reese.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...light=52+reese
Thank you, Paul. Reading it now.

Just found out that was a b&w shot, hand colored for the '53 Bowman set.

Wow. Just wow.
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nice cards everyone by the way who is that sliding in at the plate in the 1971 topps munson card rick monday?
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nice cards everyone by the way who is that sliding in at the plate in the 1971 topps munson card rick monday?
It's pitcher Chuck Dobson

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I've wondered what Bob was thinking at this very moment???


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I've wondered what Bob was thinking at this very moment???


Looks like he's thinking "Do they teach these guys the strike zone at all?"
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This card was kind of groundbreaking for its time. I was never really a Ryan collector, but this one was always cool.

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I've wondered what Bob was thinking at this very moment???


He's thinking "that's ok, pitcher. Next time you hit the ball to right field, and try to stretch a single to a double, I'm going to throw you out".
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