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Muhammad Ali Roger Bannister Ty Cobb Joe A B C D E F G H I J K L M N 1 CENTURY HEROES WITH GARY KEZELE 1/1 HAND SKETCH (CUT SIGNATURE) DIAMOND HEROES WITH 1/1 GARY KEZELE SKETCH (ACTUAL SIGNED BASEBALL CUTS) ICON HEROES 1/1 CUT SIGNATURE GOLD ONLY GOLD ONLY 1/1 WITH ON- 2 CARD NAME SPORT 1/1 W SKETCH CARD PLAYER ORIENTATION CARD SKETCH CARD ICON GOLD (1/1) 3 CH1-RA RED AUERBACH BASKETBALL 1 DH1-LA LUKE APPLING SWEET SPOT 1 ICON-1 MUHAMMAD ALI 1 4 CH1-MB MAX BAER BOXING 1 DH1-VB VIDA BLUE SWEET SPOT 1 ICON-2 ROGER BANNISTER 1 5 CH1-CPB COOL PAPA BELL BASEBALL 1 DH1-LB LOU BROCK SWEET SPOT 1 ICON-3 TY COBB 1 6 CH1-YB YOGI BERRA BASEBALL 1 DH1-RC ROD CAREW SWEET SPOT 1 ICON-4 JOE DIMAGGIO 1 7 CH1-BB BERT BLYLEVEN BASEBALL 1 DH1-RoC ROGER CLEMENS SWEET SPOT 1 ICON-5 BEN HOGAN 1 8 CH1-JB JIM BUNNING BASEBALL 1 DH1-DH1 DAVE CONCEPCION FAT 1 ICON-6 GORDIE HOWE 1 9 CH1-MC MICKEY COCHRANE BASEBALL 1 DH1-BC BOBBY COX SWEET SPOT 1 ICON-7 MAGIC JOHNSON 1 BOBBY DOERR, GAYLORD 10 CH1-BD BOBBY DOERR BASEBALL 1 DH1-DPF PERRY & BOB FELLER FAT 1 ICON-8 WALTER JOHNSON 1 11 CH1-DD DON DRYSDALE BASEBALL 1 DH1-DD DON DRYSDALE SWEET SPOT 1 ICON-9 JACK NICKLAUS 1 12 CH1-RF ROLLIE FINGERS BASEBALL 1 DH1-WF WHITEY FORD SWEET SPOT 1 ICON-10 JIM THORPE 1 13 CH1-CG CHARLIE GEHRINGER BASEBALL 1 DH1-GF GEORGE FOSTER FAT 1 14 CH1-BG BOB GIBSON BASEBALL 1 DH1-SG STEVE GARVEY SWEET SPOT 1 ORIGINAL 1933 SPORTKINGS CARDS (GRADED) 15 CH1-LG LEFTY GOMEZ BASEBALL 1 DH1-GC STEVE GARVEY & ORLANDO CEPEDAFAT 1 CARD ATHLETE SPORT 16 CH1-GG GOOSE GOSSAGE BASEBALL 1 DH1-KGJ KEN GRIFFEY, JR SWEET SPOT 1 7 BOBBY WALTHOUR, SR CYCLING 17 CH1-OG OTTO GRAHAM FOOTBALL 1 DH1-RH RICKEY HENDERSON SWEET SPOT 1 8 WALTER HAGEN GOLF 18 CH1-LG LOU GROZA FOOTBALL 1 DH1-RJ REGGIE JACKSON SWEET SPOT 1 16 WILLIAM T. TILDEN TENNIS 19 CH1-BH BILLY HERMAN BASEBALL 1 DH1-AK AL KALINE SWEET SPOT 1 17 JACK DEMPSEY BOXING 20 CH1-HH HARRY HOOPER BASEBALL 1 DH1-MM MICKEY MANTLE SWEET SPOT 1 31 BOBBY WALTHOUR, JR CYCLING 21 CH1-CH1 CATFISH HUNTER BASEBALL 1 DH1-BM BILL MAZEROSKI SWEET SPOT 1 33 EDDIE BURKE BASKETBALL 22 CH1-JJ JERRY JONES FOOTBALL 1 DH1-WM WILLE McCOVEY SWEET SPOT 1 36 WILLIE HOPPE BILLIARDS 23 CH1-SJ SONNY JURGENSEN FOOTBALL 1 DH1-JM JOE MORGAN FAT 1 37 HELENE MADISON SWIMMING 24 CH1-JK JIM KELLY FOOTBALL 1 DH1-PN PHIL NIEKRO SWEET SPOT 1 42 CARL HUBBELL BASEBALL 25 CH1-SK SANDY KOUFAX BASEBALL 1 DH1-TP TONY PEREZ FAT 1 43 PRIMO CARNERA BOXING 26 CH1-EMK ED "MOOSE" KRAUSE BASKETBALL 1 DH1-JR JIM RICE SWEET SPOT 1 27 CH1-LM LEE MACPHAIL BASEBALL 1 DH1-PhR PHIL RIZZUTO SWEET SPOT 1 28 CH1-JM JUAN MARICHAL BASEBALL 1 DH1-RR ROBIN ROBERTS SWEET SPOT 1 29 CH1-RM RUBE MARQUARD BASEBALL 1 DH1-BR BROOKS ROBINSON SWEET SPOT 1 30 CH1-JM JOHNNY MIZE BASEBALL 1 DH1-FR FRANK ROBINSON FAT 1 31 CH1-WM WARREN MOON FOOTBALL 1 DH1-PR PETE ROSE SWEET SPOT 1 32 CH1-GP GAYLORD PERRY BASEBALL 1 DH1-NR NOLAN RYAN SWEET SPOT 1 33 CH1-MR MAURICE RICHARD HOCKEY 1 DH1-AS ANNIKA SORENSTAM SWEET SPOT 1 34 CH1-TS TOM SEAVER BASEBALL 1 DH1-DS DON SUTTON SWEET SPOT 1 35 CH1-PS PHILL SIMMS FOOTBALL 1 DH1-DW DAVE WINFIELD SWEET SPOT 1 36 CH1-JS JOHN SMOLTZ BASEBALL 1 DH1-CY CARL YASTRZEMSKI FAT 1 37 CH1-WS WILLIE STARGELL BASEBALL 1 DH1-RY ROBIN YOUNT SWEET SPOT 1 38 CH1-BT BILL TERRY BASEBALL 1 39 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N 40 41 42 43 44 JARED KELLEY ORIGINAL PAINTED ART CARD 45 CARD ATHLETE SPORT ART-41JIM PALMER BASEBALL 46 ART-1 AMERICAN PHAROAH HORSE RACING ART-42MICHAEL PHELPS SWIMMING 47 ART-2 ROGER BANNISTER TRACK & FIELD ART-43MIKE PIAZZA BASEBALL 48 ART-3 RICK BARRY BASKETBALL ART-44MIKE POWELL TRACK & FIELD 49 ART-4 LE'VEON BELL FOOTBALL ART-45KNUTE ROCKNE FOOTBALL 50 ART-5 SIMONE BILES GYMNASTICS ART-46NICO ROSBERG FORMULA ONE 51 ART-6 USAIN BOLT TRACK & FIELD ART-47NICK SABAN FOOTBALL 52 ART-7 BJORN BORG TENNIS ART-48BRIAN SHAW STONG MAN ANDERSON 53 ART-8 TOM BRADY FOOTBALL ART-49"SPIDER" SILVA MMA 54 ART-9 DREW BREES FOOTBALL ART-50KELLY SLATER SURFING 55 ART-10 KOBE BRYANT BASKETBALL ART-51SAM SNEED GOLF 56 ART-11 PAUL "BEAR' BRYANT FOOTBALL ART-52JORDAN SPIETH GOLF 57 ART-12 CALIFORNIA CHROME HORSE RACING ART-53DAWN STALEY BASKETBALL 58 ART-13 EARL CAMPBELL FOOTBALL ART-54BART STARR FOOTBALL 59 ART-14 TY COBB BASEBALL ART-55ROGER STAUBACH FOOTBALL 60 ART-15 DENNIS CONNER AMERICA'S CUP ART-56MICHAEL STRAHAN FOOTBALL 61 ART-16 SIDNEY CROSBY HOCKEY ART-57JOHN L. SULLIVAN BOXING 62 ART-17 TIM DUNCAN BASKETBALL ART-58JIM THORPE TRACK & FIELD 63 ART-18 KEVIN DURANT BASKETBALL ART-59BILL WALSH FOOTBALL 64 ART-19 AMEILIA EARHART AVIATION ART-60MICKEY WARD BOXING 65 ART-20 MARSHALL FAULK FOOTBALL ART-61LENNY WILKENS BASKETBALL 66 ART-21 ANTONIO GATES FOOTBALL ART-62SERENA WILLIAMS TENNIS 67 ART-22 ARTURO GATTI BOXING ART-63JOHN WOODEN BASKETBALL 68 ART-23 OTTO GRAHAM FOOTBALL 69 ART-24 WAYNE GRETZKY HOCKEY 70 ART-25 JAMES HARDEN BASKETBALL 71 ART-26 JULIUS "DR. J" ERVING BASKETBALL 72 ART-27 DEREK JETER BASEBALL 73 ART-28 CALVIN JOHNSON FOOTBALL 74 ART-29 FRANZ KLAMMER ALPINE SKIING 75 ART-30 SANDY KOUFAX BASEBALL 76 ART-31 NAP LAJOIE BASEBALL 77 ART-32 BOBBY LAYNE FOOTBALL 78 ART-33 MICKEY MANTLE BASEBALL 79 ART-34 JB MAUNEY BULL RIDER 80 ART-35 WILLIE MAYS BASEBALL 81 ART-36 LIONEL MESSI SOCCER 82 ART-37 MARK MESSIER HOCKEY contents subject to change 83 ART-38 PHIL MICKELSON GOLF 84 ART-39 RAFAEL NADAL TENNIS 85 ART-40 ALEXANDER OVECHKIN HOCKEY.
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