'What's the most inexpensive vintage card you still have in your collection?'

[packs]

Spent about $30 on this bad boy. Worth every penny:

[Exhibitman]

Paid $12 for this when I was a kid; slabbed it years later, of course

[steve B]

Plenty of cheap stuff in my collection.

48 Bowman FB - Maybe 8 of them, free! Trash picked them walking home from the local card shop in I think 78 or 79. Looked down as I walked past and there was a plastic page with a few cards in it. (Yes, I checked with the shop to see if someone has swiped them from the shop) Beaters, but for the price...And they came with a free plastic page too.

First T206 was a Beckley Polar bear that was badly torn and taped together 20 cents.

Plus what ever I got in packs from 69- whenever all of those would be between 1 and 2 cents.

Steve B

[kkkkandp]

Originally Posted by packs

Spent about $30 on this bad boy. Worth every penny

That pose of Big Klu is one of my favorite baseball cards of all time!

[RCMcKenzie]

Stumbled upon this 1957 Topps Eddie Robinson over the weekend while doing some Spring cleaning. I've had this card since the 70's, must have been in a multi-card trade back then. Anyway, Robinson is still going at 95 and wrote a book about MLB front offices from what I saw today...

[Jantz]

Taking some time today to evaluate my collection. Happened upon this card and remembered finding it at a show in a $1 box maybe 15 years ago.

The only 1960 Topps card I own.

[mets41]

In Sept., 1979, I went to a card show in New York and bought a Seaver rookie, nm, for $6.75.