Post the LAST card issued during the playing days of a HOFer.

Blackborder

This is Clemente's best looking card as well as his last.

RipublicaninMass

HEH

digicat

CDsNuts

No.

BunchOBull

fine example of a '73 Clemente

digicat

CON40

So, he's not a HOFer, but it would have been cool if Topps printed this.

CON40

This might have been even cooler... imagine this in the Topps high series!

Allen

Good thread.

yankeeno7

Did LMM win yet?

CON40

A few other potential coulda beens...

jamesryanbell

You guys are awesome with Photoshop. Holy cow, those look GREAT!

HighChopper

Stunning ...

bdunndchi

Awesome! Keep 'em coming!

CDsNuts

Is the 74 Clemente for sale?

digicat

Why a 1974 Clemente? His last season, and death, was in 1972.

lawnmowerman

You said Gaylord

VitoCo1972

I would have liked this one

CON40

Funny you should mention that Ted card...

lostdart58

Con40 showing off again......

CON40

TJMAC

I don't get the Clemente card either, but it sure is sharp.

Clemaz

<< <i>Why a 1974 Clemente? His last season, and death, was in 1972. >>



If had been alive he probally would have played in 74. His last Topps card was in 73 so it makes since if you are going to make a card you woluld pick the first year that he did not have one.

Awesome job on the Clemente by the way.

GDM67

That Koufax replaces the Ryan as my favorite fantasy 67 card. Truly awesome work.

Griffins

Keith- awesome cards, as always!

Griffins

Tough to beat Con40, but here are a few last cards of HOFers. Since Hanlon got in as a manager I figure his counts. I think Chance had a ZeeNut after his CJ, but it's too late to look it up.

nam812

Sweet Joss Anthony. Pinhole or back damage?

Griffins

back damage, but not that bad. extra paper that could be soaked if I was so inclined. I'll take 1's like that anyday.

Elemenopeo

I suppose you could argue that the World Series card featuring Mays in the '74 set was his last card though.

digicat

<< <i>If had been alive he probally would have played in 74. His last Topps card was in 73 so it makes since if you are going to make a card you woluld pick the first year that he did not have one. >>



He died in 1972, which means his final year of playing baseball was in 1972. He DID have a card in 1973 which his final year's stats and final career summary.

Now, if you wanted to make the card a "Hall of Fame: Class of 1973" subset card, then that would be cool.

Blackborder

Griffins, I love the balding "King" Kelly minor league card.

Griffins

wrong Kelley Blackborder.

This is Mike "King" Kelly