86 Topp Cal Ripken blank and
 

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90 Topps double double puckett, johnson, santiago, franco, maddux others
 

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Cliff I found this
 

Lots of faint missing black, it’s not enough for me to care or count it as special, is it in the same spot on the sheet as mantle & company?

Cliff I added those wonderful cards you gave me
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I added the three Bob's today to my 72 set. I am getting to the point where I will need two binders for my 72 set. With all the variations and variations of variations, I am thinking this set will never be considered done as it pertains to a master set. I'm good......

Cheers

B.T.

Tim McCarver, who joined the Cardinals in the same time frame as Gibson but was a little behind him in starting, told a story about going to the mound in 1963 after Gibson had walked a couple of batters and seemed agitated to "calm him down". Before he could say anything Gibson told him, "McCarver, get your ass back behind the plate. The only thing you know about good pitching is that you can't hit it"

Bob Gibson was a seriously imposing figure when he took the mound. I loved watching him in 68 World Series. When the mounds were higher than they are now, he just looked un-hitable to this 8 year old kid at the time.

1958 pee wee reese
 

It’s not as drastic as mantle or enos…..but it is very spotty everywhere it’s definitely not wear

Cliff is one of the hobby good guys

I'm guessing the 1958 Topps #375 Pee Wee Reese you are referring to is similar to this one. It's not related to all of the others which are numbered between 130-198, Reese is from a later series sheet being numbered 375.