Thanks Don! Reading this thread and looking at your cards has helped my eye! Thanks for all the kind words everybody and keep on showing the best set of the sixties! Can you imagine if they had All-Star cards at the end of the last series? I heard they ran out of time.
Tallulah Bankhead — 'There have been only two geniuses in the world. Willie Mays and Willie Shakespeare.'
1- 1963 Welcome to sixties!
2- 1964 Nice continuation
3- 1967 Clean pics!
4- 1965 Love the pennant!
5- 1969 Front and back!
6- 1966 Good try but '67 perfected this
7- 1961 Meh, But back is dark and full of stats like an old library!
8- 1968 Front and back WEAK!
9- 1960 Stuck in the fifties
10- 1962 WOW! 1963 was an explosion! Year/life a personal pet peeve
Here is a '63 toughie! Finally pulled the trigger(not to my head but on second thought...)!
Tallulah Bankhead — 'There have been only two geniuses in the world. Willie Mays and Willie Shakespeare.'
I sold it for a 5 dollar profit...
It's mine forever and you can't have it back!
Framed? I am sending it in to get slabbed then maybe framed.
Don, I absolutely love that piece and it went to a good home (mine) that cherishes it everyday.
I love that half the players have no hat or a blackened out one,it makes for good conversation.
It even has a Giant on it who went undefeated for them after the trade then at the end of his career came back to S.F. and gave it all back. Giants trades...bad dreams, horrible nightmares!
Any more info on that item would be greatly appreciated.
Tallulah Bankhead — 'There have been only two geniuses in the world. Willie Mays and Willie Shakespeare.'
I see a slight hint of a smile on his '63 card ………..but I agree with you that getting traded
to the Cardinals boosted his career tremendously !
What do you guys think of my 1963 Brock here ……….do you think the centering would
prevent it from getting a 8.5 ………...razor sharp edges , corners , gloss that looks like paint drying ,
no print blemishes anywhere ,small white specks are dust lint , and bright deep colors ! I've contemplated about subbing it for a
review ? Bought this card from Bdogecards long before Psa instituted the half point grade system !
Robbie
Collect 1964 Topps Baseball 1963 Fleer Lou Brock Master Set
Bought this little known player last year in October ! Listed for
$399.99 ……...and I received 10% in E-Bay Bucks which amounted
to $40.00 ……..bringing final cost down to $360.00...……...Blank back
variety which is a little tougher to obtain then the Instruction back !
Probably overpaid , but I thought this one was a beautiful Peel Off
compared to others I've seen for sale !
Robbie
Collect 1964 Topps Baseball 1963 Fleer Lou Brock Master Set
@bishop said:
Very nice Robbie. I have a set but so far have resisted the urge to build it with all back variants
I'm not really trying to obtain all the blank backs either ……….I needed the Mickey for my set
and it just happened to be the nicest one available ……….Psa allows you to mix and match in the
Instruction back set …………………..but the Blank Back Set registry requires all blank backs ! I need two more
Peel Offs to reach 100% and have a 8.00 GPA or better ! My set is ' Robbie's Floating Heads " !!!!
Collect 1964 Topps Baseball 1963 Fleer Lou Brock Master Set
Of course the Giants had something to do with Brock going to the Cardinals. Ernie Broglio went 25-7 in two years with the Giant's minor league team in 1957 and '58 so what do they do? They trade him for Billy Muffett!!!! Ernie becomes a twenty game winner drinks himself off the Cards who trade him to the Cubbies and is out of the league at 30. Another disaster for the Giants. I hope Billy is enjoying his curds.
The card is sweet. I have seen a lot of '63 Brock cards that look really nice. That series seems to have an abundance of high end grades.
Tallulah Bankhead — 'There have been only two geniuses in the world. Willie Mays and Willie Shakespeare.'
Psychump -- I had not previously focused on the Giants connection to Broglio and the eventual Brock deal. Interesting. Also was unaware of a drinking issue in the trade to Chicago. I do know that at the time of the trade the Cards were well aware that Broglio was developing significant arm issues. I believe Ernie is still with us.
My newest addition to my Colt 45's set !
Robbie
Copied from Wiki :)J J
C's nickname was "The Spider" because of his long arms and legs which extended to prodigious lengths when he ranged after ground balls.
Collect 1964 Topps Baseball 1963 Fleer Lou Brock Master Set
@bishop said:
Psychump -- I had not previously focused on the Giants connection to Broglio and the eventual Brock deal. Interesting. Also was unaware of a drinking issue in the trade to Chicago. I do know that at the time of the trade the Cards were well aware that Broglio was developing significant arm issues. I believe Ernie is still with us.
Back in the day when I sold cards at a flea market, there was this guy who would buy all cards of players from NorCal. He would hang around and tell stories of these guys. One was about Broglio. I remember him telling me that Willie Stargell played one year at Santa Rosa J.C. , One of my alma maters!
Tallulah Bankhead — 'There have been only two geniuses in the world. Willie Mays and Willie Shakespeare.'
@bishop said:
Psychump -- I had not previously focused on the Giants connection to Broglio and the eventual Brock deal. Interesting. Also was unaware of a drinking issue in the trade to Chicago. I do know that at the time of the trade the Cards were well aware that Broglio was developing significant arm issues. I believe Ernie is still with us.
At the time of the trade Bob Gibson was critical of the Cardinals decision. After about 3 months he was heard saying "I told you that was a great trade!"
"You know we just don't recognize the most significant moments of our lives while they're happening. Back then I thought, well, there'll be other days. I didn't realize that that was the only day."
One of the best trades the Cardinals didn't make was not moving Gibson after 58 and 59. If Bob thought the Broglio trade was a bad idea I wonder how excited he was about getting Rick Wise for Steve Carlton
@psychump said:
Super clean Hartman!
Here is a toughie from the mid 350's
Of course mostly a Giant! Bah.
Nice Zanni ……….played for three teams : Win–loss record
9–6
Earned run average
3.79
Strikeouts
148
Teams
San Francisco Giants (1958–1959, 1961)
Chicago White Sox (1962–1963)
Cincinnati Reds (1963, 1965–1966)
Collect 1964 Topps Baseball 1963 Fleer Lou Brock Master Set
OK Don, you ask and you shall receive! Tougher card to get without all the fish eyes in the inset photo. I lucked out and found one that had none!
Helluva batter with Detroit for years. Downhill after he was traded but who could forget years later his Wallbangers? The 1982 pennant winning Brewers who lost in 7 to the Cardinals.
Sure do like that red background in the inset!
Tallulah Bankhead — 'There have been only two geniuses in the world. Willie Mays and Willie Shakespeare.'
@psychump said:
OK Don, you ask and you shall receive! Tougher card to get without all the fish eyes in the inset photo. I lucked out and found one that had none!
Helluva batter with Detroit for years. Downhill after he was traded but who could forget years later his Wallbangers? The 1982 pennant winning Brewers who lost in 7 to the Cardinals.
Sure do like that red background in the inset!
Really sharp card Kuenn ! Copied from Wiki and I thought was a interesting tidbit of baseball lore !
Kuenn had the dubious distinction of making the final out in two of Sandy Koufax's four no-hitters—in 1963 and 1965. In the former, the final out was on a ground ball back to Koufax.[4] In the latter, he struck out for the final out in Koufax's perfect game.[5]
Robbie
Collect 1964 Topps Baseball 1963 Fleer Lou Brock Master Set
Great knowledge on the Kuenn! I had no idea. Looks like it's pretty rare. I have a couple of Ralph Houk '63's and one has a glob on it. I have seen a couple of others but that looks like another scarce variant. The Houk variant is on page 7.
Tallulah Bankhead — 'There have been only two geniuses in the world. Willie Mays and Willie Shakespeare.'
Comments
Tough little card that one. Here's mine...
His wife was Jean.
Another win from Steve's auction!
Jim, that is a great looking Schilling!
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Had a fun time catching up w/ this thread
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Thanks Don! Reading this thread and looking at your cards has helped my eye! Thanks for all the kind words everybody and keep on showing the best set of the sixties! Can you imagine if they had All-Star cards at the end of the last series? I heard they ran out of time.
1963 was almost as good as 1967
Bowman Baseball -1948-1955
Fleer Baseball-1923, 1959-2007
Al
1963 was almost as good as 1964
Corrected your typo for you Bishop
I …………. know you meant '64
1963 Fleer
Lou Brock Master Set
Jay, Jim and Al.....glad you all chimed in.
1963 is almost as good as 1959...
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
1- 1963 Welcome to sixties!
2- 1964 Nice continuation
3- 1967 Clean pics!
4- 1965 Love the pennant!
5- 1969 Front and back!
6- 1966 Good try but '67 perfected this
7- 1961 Meh, But back is dark and full of stats like an old library!
8- 1968 Front and back WEAK!
9- 1960 Stuck in the fifties
10- 1962 WOW! 1963 was an explosion! Year/life a personal pet peeve
Here is a '63 toughie! Finally pulled the trigger(not to my head but on second thought...)!
Love your list, Jim....and great Stigman card!
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Thanks Don! That Stigman card was on my list forever!
Jim, did you get that item framed that I sent you? I bet it looks good on the wall if you did.
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
I sold it for a 5 dollar profit...
It's mine forever and you can't have it back!
Framed? I am sending it in to get slabbed then maybe framed.
Don, I absolutely love that piece and it went to a good home (mine) that cherishes it everyday.
I love that half the players have no hat or a blackened out one,it makes for good conversation.
It even has a Giant on it who went undefeated for them after the trade then at the end of his career came back to S.F. and gave it all back. Giants trades...bad dreams, horrible nightmares!
Any more info on that item would be greatly appreciated.
Jim, I am so glad that you are enjoying it and that it found a great home.
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Love to get my hands on a psa 9 1963 norm cash. If anyone has any info on this, let me know.
Wow! What a beaut. Wonderful pic of the forlorn Yankee slugger. My fave. Great card.
That is indeed a great Maris card....congrats!
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Bowman Baseball -1948-1955
Fleer Baseball-1923, 1959-2007
Al
A sweet clean Torre. Very nice! Love that big ol' mitt!
That is indeed a beautiful Torre!
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Super nice '63 Brock …………...did you submit it...…...looks like a fairly new slab ???
Robbie
1963 Fleer
Lou Brock Master Set
Cub fans please turn your heads away from this monster of a card! Could it be a PSA?DNA with the item on the right?
Not surprising that Brock smiles in his Cardinal cards but frowns in his Cub cards. St. Louis owes a debt of gratitude to Ernie Broglio.
Bowman Baseball -1948-1955
Fleer Baseball-1923, 1959-2007
Al
I see a slight hint of a smile on his '63 card ………..but I agree with you that getting traded
to the Cardinals boosted his career tremendously !
What do you guys think of my 1963 Brock here ……….do you think the centering would
prevent it from getting a 8.5 ………...razor sharp edges , corners , gloss that looks like paint drying ,
no print blemishes anywhere ,small white specks are dust lint , and bright deep colors ! I've contemplated about subbing it for a
review ? Bought this card from Bdogecards long before Psa instituted the half point grade system !
Robbie
1963 Fleer
Lou Brock Master Set
Sorry about including the Campbell card back
1963 Fleer
Lou Brock Master Set
Robbie, I think that it has a shot....really nice card.
The Brock 9 is a gorgeous card too!
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Bought this little known player last year in October ! Listed for
$399.99 ……...and I received 10% in E-Bay Bucks which amounted
to $40.00 ……..bringing final cost down to $360.00...……...Blank back
variety which is a little tougher to obtain then the Instruction back !
Probably overpaid , but I thought this one was a beautiful Peel Off
compared to others I've seen for sale !
Robbie
1963 Fleer
Lou Brock Master Set
That Mantle is very nice, Robbie!
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Very nice Robbie. I have a set but so far have resisted the urge to build it with all back variants
Bowman Baseball -1948-1955
Fleer Baseball-1923, 1959-2007
Al
I'm not really trying to obtain all the blank backs either ……….I needed the Mickey for my set
and it just happened to be the nicest one available ……….Psa allows you to mix and match in the
Instruction back set …………………..but the Blank Back Set registry requires all blank backs ! I need two more
Peel Offs to reach 100% and have a 8.00 GPA or better ! My set is ' Robbie's Floating Heads " !!!!
1963 Fleer
Lou Brock Master Set
Of course the Giants had something to do with Brock going to the Cardinals. Ernie Broglio went 25-7 in two years with the Giant's minor league team in 1957 and '58 so what do they do? They trade him for Billy Muffett!!!! Ernie becomes a twenty game winner drinks himself off the Cards who trade him to the Cubbies and is out of the league at 30. Another disaster for the Giants. I hope Billy is enjoying his curds.
The card is sweet. I have seen a lot of '63 Brock cards that look really nice. That series seems to have an abundance of high end grades.
Psychump -- I had not previously focused on the Giants connection to Broglio and the eventual Brock deal. Interesting. Also was unaware of a drinking issue in the trade to Chicago. I do know that at the time of the trade the Cards were well aware that Broglio was developing significant arm issues. I believe Ernie is still with us.
Bowman Baseball -1948-1955
Fleer Baseball-1923, 1959-2007
Al
On the message boards? Hi Ernie!
bobsbbcards SGC Registry Sets
My newest addition to my Colt 45's set !
Robbie
Copied from Wiki :)J J
C's nickname was "The Spider" because of his long arms and legs which extended to prodigious lengths when he ranged after ground balls.
1963 Fleer
Lou Brock Master Set
Back in the day when I sold cards at a flea market, there was this guy who would buy all cards of players from NorCal. He would hang around and tell stories of these guys. One was about Broglio. I remember him telling me that Willie Stargell played one year at Santa Rosa J.C. , One of my alma maters!
Super clean Hartman!
Here is a toughie from the mid 350's
Of course mostly a Giant! Bah.
At the time of the trade Bob Gibson was critical of the Cardinals decision. After about 3 months he was heard saying "I told you that was a great trade!"
One of the best trades the Cardinals didn't make was not moving Gibson after 58 and 59. If Bob thought the Broglio trade was a bad idea I wonder how excited he was about getting Rick Wise for Steve Carlton
Bowman Baseball -1948-1955
Fleer Baseball-1923, 1959-2007
Al
Nice Zanni ……….played for three teams : Win–loss record
9–6
Earned run average
3.79
Strikeouts
148
Teams
San Francisco Giants (1958–1959, 1961)
Chicago White Sox (1962–1963)
Cincinnati Reds (1963, 1965–1966)
1963 Fleer
Lou Brock Master Set
Zanni is tough....nice!
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
some nice cards here and let's see some more beauties!
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
I don’t know how this is possible, but I’d never seen the 63 Torre. Awesome card!
Yaz Master Set
#1 Gino Cappelletti master set
#1 John Hannah master set
Also collecting Andre Tippett, Patriots Greats' RCs, Dwight Evans, 1964 Venezuelan Topps, 1974 Topps Red Sox
OK Don, you ask and you shall receive! Tougher card to get without all the fish eyes in the inset photo. I lucked out and found one that had none!
Helluva batter with Detroit for years. Downhill after he was traded but who could forget years later his Wallbangers? The 1982 pennant winning Brewers who lost in 7 to the Cardinals.
Sure do like that red background in the inset!
My oh my....Jim, that is a terrific Kuenn card!
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Really sharp card Kuenn ! Copied from Wiki and I thought was a interesting tidbit of baseball lore !
Kuenn had the dubious distinction of making the final out in two of Sandy Koufax's four no-hitters—in 1963 and 1965. In the former, the final out was on a ground ball back to Koufax.[4] In the latter, he struck out for the final out in Koufax's perfect game.[5]
Robbie
1963 Fleer
Lou Brock Master Set
Kuenn has a scarce variant involving a defective left border
A similar defect can be found on a card adjacent to it on the original sheets, the 1962 NL ERA Leeaders
Bowman Baseball -1948-1955
Fleer Baseball-1923, 1959-2007
Al
Al, the King of variations!
Collect primarily 1959-1963 Topps Baseball
set registry id Don Johnson Collection
ebay id truecollector14
Great knowledge on the Kuenn! I had no idea. Looks like it's pretty rare. I have a couple of Ralph Houk '63's and one has a glob on it. I have seen a couple of others but that looks like another scarce variant. The Houk variant is on page 7.