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2009 Topps Turkey Red

2009-11-23T23:46:44Z

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-	'''Turkey Red''' is an insert set in [[2009 Topps Baseball\|2009 Topps]]. The 50-card set features veterans, rising stars and Hall of Fame players. The card design is based on the [[Turkey Red Baseball\|Turkey Red]] retro themed sets released by [[Topps]] from 2005 to 2008.	+	'''Turkey Red''' is an insert set in [[2009 Topps Baseball\|2009 Topps]]. The 100-card set features veterans, rising stars and Hall of Fame players. The card design is based on the [[Turkey Red Baseball\|Turkey Red]] retro themed sets released by [[Topps]] from 2005 to 2008. Cards 1-50 were inserted in Series 1. Cards 51-100 were inserted in [[2009 Topps Update\|Topps Update]]. Both series were inserted 1:4 packs.

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Mickey Mantle Home Run TOPPS Card

2009-11-23T23:27:42Z

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-	The Mickey Mantle Home Run #1 card (MHR1) was released in 2006 by TOPPS. It includes statistics about the homerun such as the pitcher and how many runners were on base, which was 1. Also includes the ballpark's name he hit it in, an of course how long it was. It is, as of 2009, valued at a range between $5 - $10.	+	The [[Mickey Mantle]] Home Run #1 card (MHR1) was released in 2006 by [[Topps]]. It includes statistics about the homerun such as the pitcher and how many runners were on base, which was 1. Also includes the ballpark's name he hit it in, an of course how long it was. It is, as of 2009, valued at a range between $5 - $10.

Honus Wagner

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	Honus Wagner (February 24, 1874 - December 6, 1955) was a former professional baseball player who played for the Pittsburgh Pirates, he was a short-stop and known as one of the greatest players of all time. One of his nicknames that was given to him was The Flying Dutchman. One of the most astonishing things about him was his baseball card which was sold in cigarrettes in The American Tobacco Company's products. Wagner didn't like the idea of the card being sold in tobacco so kids wouldn't buy it to get the card. The card (T206) was then no more produced. In 1933, the card was valued at US $50. (The ATC sold it from 1909 - 1911). It's known as "The Holy Grail" of baseball cards. The card's value has reached a peak of $ 2,350,000!		Honus Wagner (February 24, 1874 - December 6, 1955) was a former professional baseball player who played for the Pittsburgh Pirates, he was a short-stop and known as one of the greatest players of all time. One of his nicknames that was given to him was The Flying Dutchman. One of the most astonishing things about him was his baseball card which was sold in cigarrettes in The American Tobacco Company's products. Wagner didn't like the idea of the card being sold in tobacco so kids wouldn't buy it to get the card. The card (T206) was then no more produced. In 1933, the card was valued at US $50. (The ATC sold it from 1909 - 1911). It's known as "The Holy Grail" of baseball cards. The card's value has reached a peak of $ 2,350,000!
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Mickey Mantle Home Run TOPPS Card

2009-11-22T02:39:03Z

Mantle HR 1

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The Mickey Mantle Home Run #1 card (MHR1) was released in 2006 by TOPPS. It includes statistics about the homerun such as the pitcher and how many runners were on base, which was 1. Also includes the ballpark's name he hit it in, an of course how long it was. It is, as of 2009, valued at a range between $5 - $10.

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2009-11-22T02:29:04Z

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Honus Wagner

2009-11-22T02:28:38Z

Honus Wagner Baseball Card T206

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 Honus Wagner (February 24, 1874 - December 6, 1955) was a former professional baseball player who played for the Pittsburgh Pirates, he was a short-stop and known as one of the greatest players of all time. One of his nicknames that was given to him was The Flying Dutchman. One of the most astonishing things about him was his baseball card which was sold in cigarrettes in The American Tobacco Company's products. Wagner didn't like the idea of the card being sold in tobacco so kids wouldn't buy it to get the card. The card (T206) was then no more produced. In 1933, the card was valued at US $50. (The ATC sold it from 1909 - 1911). It's known as "The Holy Grail" of baseball cards. The card's value has reached a peak of $ 2,350,000!