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LaDainian Tomlinson was the best running back of the 2000s and joins the legends in the Hall of Fame. This list collects the top football card appearances from his rookie year with the San Diego Chargers.
Truly a legend who transcended the game, Yogi Berra was a giant on and off the field. Best remembered for his time with the New York Yankees, we look back at ten of the top card options for Yogi Berra.
A legend for the Atlanta Braves, Chipper Jones’ baseball cards are some of the shining stars in the era of overproduction. This ranked list highlights some of the best cards from throughout his Hall of Fame career.
A very popular former player for the Seattle Mariners, Edgar Martinez cards are plentiful and inexpensive. Check out some of the best choices out there for the Hall of Famer.
Jim Thome won the hearts of fans, becoming the face of the Cleveland Indians franchise for over a decade. Join us as we look back on some of the best baseball cards from his Hall of Fame career.
As Mike Mussina joins the Hall of Fame, his baseball cards remain popular, especially with fans of the Baltimore Orioles and New York Yankees. We look back at some of his key 1990s releases.
An elite reliever for the San Diego Padres, Trevor Hoffman is one of the top all-time hobby names for relief pitching. With Cooperstown calling, take a look at some of his best baseball cards.
Arguably the best catcher of his time, Ivan Rodriguez had notable stints with the Texas Rangers and Detroit Tigers. Join us as we count down his key baseball cards.
The NFL had never seen a pass rusher like Reggie White and he rewrote the record book when it came to sacking quarterbacks. It’s easy to see why his football cards are some of the most valuable for defensive players and this top list brings together his best trading card appearances.
Ken Stabler was the Oakland Raiders’ original elite quarterback and led the team to their first Super Bowl title. His selection to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2016 cements his legacy and this top list brings together the best Ken Stabler card appearances for collectors to pursue.
1953 was a big season for vintage baseball card collectors. Check out the most collectible and valuable options from the year with a detailed look at the top ten 1953 baseball cards.
A favorite for the Hall of Fame, Adrian Beltre baseball cards continue to grow in popularity. This top list showcases some of the key card appearances for Beltre, including rookie cards and early certified autographs.
Al Simmons combined a high average with the ability to hit for power on his way to becoming a top hitter during the 1920s and 1930s. His cardboard appearances are just a powerful and this top 10 list is a hybrid of his most valuable and popular cards.
Alex Rodriguez’s career is full of ups and downs but he was clearly one of the best sluggers of his era. This top list collects his best baseball cards, including a mixture of rookies, autographs, and inserts.
Barry Larkin combined strong hitting with great defense to become one of the best shortstops of his era and an all-time Cincinnati Reds fan favorite. View images and set info for some of his best cards with our detailed guide.
Monte Irvin is a baseball legend in both the Negro Leagues and MLB. This guide includes a well-built collection of his rookie cards, vintage cards, more modern releases and autograph cards that encompass his entire Hall of Fame career
It’s a rare feat when a player has more World Series championships than cards on a top list, but Bill Dickey presents collectors with a unique option. This list pieces together his best appearances on cardboard during his remarkable playing and coaching career with the New York Yankees.
Forever remembered for single-handedly winning the World Series for the Pirates, Bill Mazeroski was also one of the greatest defensive second basemen ever. His baseball cards are equally as memorable and this career-spanning top 10 list brings together his best cardboard appearances.
A standout during the 1920s and ’30s, Bill Terry made his Hall of Fame career on the field and as a manager for the New York Giants. We look back at some of his noteworthy vintage offerings, mainly covering cards from his active career.
His dependability and daily presence made Chicago Cubs’ outfielder Billy Williams a fan favorite and his abilities at the plate made him a Hall of Famer. Led by his rookie card, check out some of his best cards available.
Bob Feller’s amazing right arm did what LeBron James and Johnny Manziel have not — brought a championship to Cleveland! This top list brings together the best cards of the “Heater from Van Meter,” one of baseball’s greatest pitchers and a Hall of Fame legend for the Cleveland Indians.
Bob Gibson first made a name for himself with his blazing fastball but it was his 1968 pitching performance that turned him into a baseball legend for the St. Louis Cardinals. This top lists features the best cards issued over his Hall of Fame career and into his retirement.
Bob Lemon won World Series championships 30 years apart as a pitcher and manager. This top 10 list features Lemon’s best cards that are just as unique as his HOF career with the Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees.
Brooks Robinson’s amazing defensive skills and respected leadership propelled the Baltimore Orioles to their first two World Series titles and earned his spot in the Hall of Fame. Check out some of the best baseball cards from throughout his career in our detailed guide.
Carl Hubbell, king of the screwball, drove batters crazy with his signature pitch and developed a Hall of Fame résumé with the New York Giants that made him arguably the best pitcher of the 1930s. This collection of his top baseball cards features appearances from nearly every key set from the decade he dominated baseball.
Carl Yastrzemski had the unenviable task of having to replace one of the greatest hitters of all-time. However, he was up to the challenge and you can follow his remarkable career with the Boston Red Sox through this list of Yaz’s best baseball card appearances.
Carlos Beltran built his case for election to Cooperstown through his strong bat and exceptional playoff performances. Check out some of his most popular options including pre-rookie and autographed cards.
Carlton Fisk’s consistency at the catching position made him a legend and he became the top backstop at the bat the game had ever seen. This top list collects Fisk’s best baseball cards and includes appearances from throughout his 24-year career.
Casey Stengel’s cardboard legacy stretches more than a century. This top ten list will help you navigate to his best cards.
Christy Mathewson earned his place in the inaugural Hall of Fame class by becoming baseball’s first star pitcher of the 20th century. This top list highlights some of Mathewson’s best tobacco-era baseball cards.
One half of the Houston Astros’ legendary Killer B’s, and all-around NL great, we look back at some of the best Craig Biggio baseball cards, focusing on the early part of his career.
Cy Young set the standard that all pitchers are measured against. View a list of the pitching pioneer’s greatest vintage cards, including the famous T206 set.
He may not be in Cooperstown, but card collectors should not overlook Dale Murphy. A popular player on and off the field, Dale Murphy enjoyed a terrific career with the Atlanta Braves and has plenty of cardboard options to chase.
A great overall athlete, Dave Winfield went the route of Hall of Fame outfielder instead of a career in basketball or football. A fan favorite of the New York Yankees and Toronto Blue Jays, this top list documents the best baseball cards from his legendary career.
For many, Dick Butkus represented the ideal defensive player and his statistics with the Chicago Bears more than back that up. View the top Dick Butkus cards of all-time, including some of the most valuable cards ever for a defensive player.
Dizzy Dean loved to tell everyone what a great pitcher he was and he had the skills to back it up for the St. Louis Cardinals, becoming the last National League pitcher to win 30 games in a season. This top list collects his best baseball cards to match his amazing pitching ability, strike for strike.
Don Sutton’s longevity and fastball made him a Hall of Fame pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers. We take a look at some of his best baseball card appearances including several 1960s Topps releases.
Duke Snider hit more home runs than anyone else in the 1950s. See which baseball cards of “The Silver Fox” are home runs for collectors in this top ten list.
Earl Campbell’s powerful running style re-wrote the NFL record book for rookies and restored hope for Houston Oilers fans as he made the team a playoff contender during his Hall of Fame career. While cards from his playing days are limited, this list brings together some of the best cardboard appearances for Earl Campbell.
Early Wynn was one of those Hall of Fame pitchers who got better with age, even winning a Cy Young Award at 39. Wynn’s baseball cards have aged just as well and this top list features the key cardboard appearances throughout his career with the Washington Senators, Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox.
Eddie Collins is considered to be the best contact-hitting second baseman ever and also baseball’s first base-stealing king. This top list chronicles some of the key Eddie Collins trading cards, including appearances in legendary tobacco card sets from the early 20th century.
Eddie Mathews might be known as the second-best home run hitter in the history of the Braves but his baseball cards are some of the most valuable from the 1950s. This top list brings together his best cardboard appearances throughout his Hall of Fame career.
Eddie Murray’s bat and glove put him near the top of the list for best switch-hitter and 1st baseman to have ever played the game. His baseball cards are also among the most valuable of the era and this top list features some of his best overall cardboard options.
Enos Slaughter was the sort of player that ran out every ground-out and pop-up as if his life depended on it. This top 10 list will examine his best baseball cards with that same energy and determination that led him to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Eric Dickerson is one of the greatest running backs in NFL history, especially based on his years with the Los Angeles Rams. Check out our detailed guide to some of his key football cards.
In addition to being the first Hall of Fame-caliber pitcher from Canada, Fergie Jenkins is a legendary figure in the history of the Chicago Cubs. This top list collects the best baseball cards from Jenkins’ amazing career and beyond.
Fran Tarkenton helped the Minnesota Vikings make three Super Bowl appearances in the 1970s while setting a new standard for quarterbacks. This list features some of the QB’s best football cards during his playing career and beyond.
Frankie Frisch was a Hall of Fame second baseman for the New York Giants and St. Louis Cardinals. Enjoy some of his best cards from both the tobacco and modern era.
Although Gale Sayers only played four injury-free seasons for the Chicago Bears, he made such an impact in the NFL that he still earned a place in the Hall of Fame. Check out some of his best cardboard appearances.
Gary Carter was a popular player for the Montreal Expos and reached a whole new level of stardom with the New York Mets. View some of his key cards in our detailed guide.
Gaylord Perry’s mastery of several pitches made him a strikeout king, and his electric personality made him a fan favorite wherever he played. This top list includes many of his earliest appearances and offers cards at every budget level.
An elite hitter during the 1920s, George Sisler put forth a Hall of Fame career with the St. Louis Browns. Join us as we review some of the key baseball card appearances for Gentleman George.
Gil Hodges played for and managed iconic teams throughout his baseball career, including the Dodgers and Mets. Led by his Bowman rookie, view his best vintage baseball cards.
A Hall of Fame pitcher with notable stints for the Chicago White Sox and New York Yankees, Goose Gossage has many affordable cards that are worth checking out.
Greg Maddux’s consistent performance and amazing pitching control made him the best pitcher of the 1990s and a first-ballot Hall of Famer. In this list of his best baseball cards, you’ll find his well-known rookie cards and other key appearances throughout his career.
Hank Greenberg led the Detroit Tigers to regular success and made a name for himself as one of the best home run hitters of his era. This list of his best cards includes appearances in many notable sets of the 1930s and 1940s.
Harmon Killebrew is an all-time favorite for Minnesota Twins fans and his home run-hitting mastery has made his baseball cards must-haves for collectors. The top 10 list will guide you to his best card options for all budgets.
Along with having the most expensive baseball cards in the hobby, Honus Wagner is considered by some to be the greatest shortstop in any era of the game. This top list compiles the best trading card appearances from his playing career with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Batters would often miss Hoyt Wilhelm’s famous knuckleball pitch, but the cards included on this list of Wilhelm’s best cards are can’t miss options that should be in every collection.
Jeff Bagwell was an impressive combination of power and speed for the Houston Astros. This list highlights some of the best card appearances for the slugger.
Before dominating Capitol Hill as a Senator from Kentucky, Jim Bunning dominated the pitching mounds as a member of the Tigers and Phillies. His best baseball card appearances from his remarkable career are brought together in this comprehensive top list.
A Buffalo Bills legend, Jim Kelly was also one of the most best quarterbacks of his era. We look at the key card options for Kelly including USFL rookie cards and NFL autographs.
Jim Palmer was certainly the greatest Baltimore Orioles pitcher ever and arguably the best overall pitcher of his day. This top 10 list of his best baseball cards features some of the most valuable cards of the late 1960s.
Jimmie Foxx had only one peer when it came to hitting home runs in the 1930s and his overall offensive consistency was unparalleled. We investigate the key options for one of the greatest hitters in baseball history with the top Jimmie Foxx cards.
Joe Cronin was a popular player during the 1930s and a Red Sox fan-favorite at shortstop. We revisit some of his top releases, including key early cardboard for the former manager, GM and AL President.
Joe Torre is considered baseball royalty to fans and collectors of the New York Yankees and this top list will help those not familiar with Torre’s baseball card history figure out the best options to add to their Hall of Fame collections.
John Smoltz’s success as both a starting pitcher and a reliever with the Atlanta Braves made him a unique player in the history of baseball and his trading cards are some of the most popular of his era. See ten of the best John Smoltz cards, including key rookies and autographs.
One of the top catchers in MLB history, Johnny Bench put forth a Hall of Fame career with the Cincinnati Reds and remains popular with fans and collectors. Check out ten of his best baseball cards in our detailed guide.
Few players have been more misunderstood than Juan Marichal, and because of this, collectors have sometimes overlooked his baseball cards. This top list outlines the best Juan Marichal cards and why you should include the former pitcher for the San Francisco Giants in your Hall of Fame collection.
Kurt Warner’s road to the NFL was almost as exciting as his Hall of Fame career. See some of the best cards from the popular quarterback, with a focus on his earliest football releases.
Although his legacy is largely based around being the second African American to play Major League Baseball, Larry Doby’s Hall of Fame career was filled with some other amazing accomplishments. Come and investigate his top baseball cards and see why he should be included in your collection.
An all-time NFL legend, Lawrence Taylor brought two Super Bowl titles to the New York Giants. This list collects Taylor’s best football cards including his iconic 1982 Topps rookie.
Lefty Gomez dominated from the mound in the 1930s for the New York Yankees, winning the pitching triple crown twice over his career. His baseball cards frequently dominate the auction block as well and this top list brings together his most valuable and noteworthy cards.
As the ace of the legendary Philadelphia Athletics teams of the late 1920s and 1930s, Lefty Grove established himself as the top left-handed pitcher of his day. This list highlights ten of the very best Lefty Grove baseball card appearances.
With his precision passing and Super Bowl success, Len Dawson became a legendary quarterback with the Kansas City Chiefs. View some the best cards from his Hall of Fame career.
Beginning his Hall of Fame career as an All-Star shortstop, Leo Durocher’s passion for winning also made him one of the greatest managers in the history of baseball. This top list compiles Leo The Lip’s best cards from over 40 years of trading card appearances.
What were you doing at 29? Lou Boudreau was winning an MVP award and managing the Cleveland Indians to a World Series title. Like Lou’s career, this top 10 list is an amazing group of cards encompassing all phases of his Hall of Fame career.
Along with being one of the best hitters baseball has ever seen, Lou Gehrig is also the subject of many of the most valuable baseball cards in the hobby. This top list brings together some of Gehrig’s top trading cards from his Hall of Fame playing days and beyond.
Is Luis Aparicio the best shortstop in major league history? Although he’s certainly in the conversation, his cards are largely underrated. This list identifies ten key Luis Aparicio cards for collectors to pursue.
Luke Appling rewrote the defensive record book among shortstops during his two decades dominating the infield for the Chicago White Sox. This top list features a thorough examination of the best cardboard appearances throughout his career.
A divisive figure in modern baseball, Manny Ramirez still has impressive numbers and good hobby demand keeping him relevant with collectors. Enjoy some of the best cards of his career with an emphasis on the earliest releases.
Marcus Allen is the only player to have a Heisman Trophy, NFL MVP, and both a Super Bowl and NCAA championship during his time in football. This top list highlights the best cards from his legendary career spent with the Los Angeles Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs.
Mark McGwire has been credited with saving baseball in the 1990s and, although his reputation has been tarnished by his association with steroids, his trading cards remain popular. In this top list, some of Big Mac’s best baseball cards are featured.
Mel Ott might be the least-known member of the 500 home run club, but his career stats show that he was one of the greatest and most feared National League hitters ever. This top list features Ott’s best baseball card appearances and includes trading cards nearly as great as he was.
Mickey Cochrane became the first catcher elected to the Hall of Fame by the Writer’s Association and his legacy was so great that Mickey Mantle was named after him. This top list of his best baseball cards attempts to replicate the greatness of Cochrane’s legendary career that included time with the Philadelphia A’s and Detroit Tigers.
Mike Ditka was a Chicago Bears legend and the NFL’s first Hall of Fame tight end. We have gone through his various cards to identify some great choices to target for your collection.
Mike Piazza broke new ground for offensive-minded catchers and became a fan favorite for the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets. This top list features some of the best cards from his Hall of Fame career.
Mike Schmidt was the best power hitter of the 1980s which combined with his amazing skills in the field to make him a legend for the Philadelphia Phillies and one of the best third basemen ever. This top list of his key cards includes his famous rookie card and many other entries from the 1970s.
Omar Vizquel, the best defensive shortstop to play the game, is a potential Hall of Famer with cards accessible to collectors at all budget levels. Review some of his best cardboard appearances including several 1989 rookie cards.
Orlando Cepeda saw consistent success against National League pitchers and the continued popularity of the Puerto Rican’s baseball cards is a testament to his iconic status. View some of the best cards from his Hall of Fame days with the San Francisco Giants.
Paul Hornung was a scoring dynamo and helped the Green Bay Packers become a legendary franchise as they won five championships during his time with the team. View ten of the best Paul Hornung football cards from his playing days and beyond.
Pee Wee Reese’s leadership as a player helped the Brooklyn Dodgers capture seven National League pennants in his Hall of Fame career and one World Series title. This list of Reese’s top baseball cards includes some of the most iconic cards ever produced.
Pete Rose has more than 1,000 baseball cards honoring his amazing playing career. That can be a little intimidating for collectors and this top list of his best trading cards offers a great starting point for building a collection.
Spending the bulk of his career with the Atlanta Braves, Phil Niekro is widely considered one of the best pitchers of all-time. View the best baseball cards for the knuckleballer, including his most valuable rookie and autograph cards.
After overcoming a mining accident and a slow start to his major league career, Red Ruffing became the ace of the New York Yankees staff and helped them win six World Series titles. This top list includes Ruffing’s best trading card appearances which drop in some of the hobby’s most iconic sets from the 1930s and 1940s.
An MLB staple, Red Schoendienst was a player, manager and coach in the majors. This baseball card list encompasses both his playing and managing careers largely spent with the St. Louis Cardinals.
Few players have ever been able to match Reggie Jackson’s popularity as “Mr. October.” He has a full hand of World Series rings and his catalog of baseball cards is just as remarkable as his Hall of Fame career. Celebrate that career with ten of the best Reggie Jackson baseball cards.
A fan favorite for the Oakland A’s, Rickey Henderson combined speed and power to become the best lead-off batter in baseball history as well as the king of the stolen base. Look back at some of his top cards to collect.
Roberto Clemente set the standard for how players should conduct themselves on and off the field for the Pittsburgh Pirates. This top list includes some of the best and most valuable baseball cards from his Hall of Fame playing days.
Robin Roberts dominated National League hitters like no other pitcher during the first half of the 1950s and became an all-time fan favorite for the Philadelphia Phillies. See ten of the best Robin Roberts baseball cards available to collectors.
Robin Yount’s steady production at the plate made him one of the best batters of the 1980s and an all-time favorite of Brewers fans. In this list, Rockin’ Robin’s key baseball cards, from his iconic rookie to his later appearances, are brought together into an impressive top 10 list.
Rod Carew’s hitting talents put him in the same class as some of the all-time greats and this top 10 list demonstrates why his baseball cards rank up there with the best of the best as well.
Rollie Fingers is well-known for his signature handlebar mustache just as much as he is for being one of the greatest relief pitchers of all-time. View a collection of the best cards from his Hall of Fame career largely spent with the Oakland Athletics.
A defensive genius who always seemed to come through in the clutch, Roy Campanella led the Brooklyn Dodgers and the “Boys of Summer” to their first World Series title ever. This top list includes his best cards which document the career of a true baseball legend.
Sandy Koufax, the best pitcher of the 1960s, helped the Dodgers win four World Series titles and re-wrote the record books in the process. This top list highlights his best baseball card appearances, including some of the most iconic cards from the 1950s.
Steve Carlton was the first pitcher to win four Cy Young Awards and his 1972 season gave fans an all-time great performance. This top list brings together his best baseball cards from his 24-year career.
Steve Garvey helped the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres reach the World Series, becoming one of the most popular players of the 1970s. See some of his best cards including his 1971 Topps rookie.
Steve Largent set a new standard for offensive production by a receiver and became the first hero of the Seattle Seahawks franchise. View info and images for some of his best cards with our detailed guide.
Only given a few healthy years, Terrell Davis is still arguably the best running back in Denver Broncos history. The Hall of Fame RB has plenty of great football cards and we review some of his earliest options.
A fan favorite for the Pittsburgh Steelers throughout his Hall of Fame career, Terry Bradshaw’s legacy remains strong even after his retirement. View the quarterback’s best cards from his days on the gridiron and beyond.
Thurman Munson was a New York Yankees legend and one of the best catchers of his era. Review a list of notable Munson baseball cards, mainly from his active playing career.
A seven-time All-Star, Tim Raines became a highly regarded left fielder with the Montreal Expos. View some of his best baseball cards in our detailed guide.
Tom Seaver is the only player featured as a New York Met in the Hall of Fame, making him an eternal fan favorite. His popularity extends well beyond that as his cards are some of the most in-demand vintage cards. This top list highlights Tom Terrific’s best cardboard appearances and features cards for all budgets.
Tony Gwynn was the best contact hitter of his era and one of the key National League hitters of all-time. His dedication to the Padres organization made him a fan favorite and one of the most beloved MLB players in history. This top list of the best Tony Gwynn baseball cards features appearances from his entire Hall of Fame career.
Tris Speaker was one of baseball’s immortal hitters and a legend for the Boston Red Sox and Cleveland Indians. Led by the iconic T206 set, check out the top vintage baseball cards for Speaker.
Ty Cobb played the game of baseball like no one else, establishing records that would stand for decades. His trading cards values could also set records and this top list highlights the key Ty Cobb baseball cards issued during his Hall of Fame career with the Detroit Tigers.
1954 is a year defined by key rookies, regional releases and a continued heavyweight battle at the top of the hobby. View ten top vintage options from the baseball collecting year in our detailed guide.
1955 proved to be a stormy year for baseball cards as the battle between Topps and Bowman finally came to an end. This top list takes a comprehensive look at the 1955 sets from the notable baseball card companies and identifies the best of the best.
1957 saw Topps’ continued dominance of the hobby but they were also very innovative in the release of their flagship set. This top list brings together ten of the best cards produced in 1957, including key rookie cards for Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson.
1958 was another hobby year owned by Topps as evidenced by the top options. Notable cards include standard releases for Mickey Mantle and Hank Aaron, along with rookie card appearances for Roger Maris and Orlando Cepeda.
1959 was an exciting time not just for Major League Baseball, but for those in the hobby. Featuring Mickey Mantle, Hank Aaron and Bob Gibson, view a detailed guide to the best baseball cards of the year.
With the start of a new decade, baseball collectors had plenty of choices but Topps was still king. We look back at ten of the best vintage options from the year including Carl Yastrzemski’s rookie card.
1956 saw Topps become the unquestioned leader in the hobby and also marked the return of Mickey Mantle and Roy Campanella to Topps cards. This top list examines the ten of the best 1956 baseball cards produced and also dives into the state of baseball cards during the year.
Walter Johnson threw the ball harder than anyone of his era and became baseball’s first strikeout king. His trading cards command amazingly high prices and, in this top list of his best appearances, we look at some of the most notable cardboard releases.
Warren Spahn’s credentials make him one of the greatest pitchers of all-time and his baseball card values make him one of the most sought-after by collectors. This top 10 list combines his best cards that both big spenders and those on a budget can collect.
Whitey Ford’s nickname was the “Chairman of the Board.” Let’s see if that nickname translates to his “card-board” in this list of the best Whitey Ford baseball cards.
Willie McCovey was one of the most feared batters in baseball history. Check out some of the key cards that cover his entire career, including rookie cards and autographs.
Willie Stargell led the Pittsburgh Pirates to two World Series titles in the 1970s, making him one of the most popular players in the game. This comprehensive top list brings together his valuable early appearances with his memorable cards that came later in his Hall of Fame career.
Y.A. Tittle brought a new kind of passing game to the NFL and became a fan favorite of the San Francisco 49ers and New York Giants. Looking to his top options, this guide features some of the most valuable Bowman football cards ever made.
Led by sets from Topps, Fleer and Post, travel back to the baseball card market of 1961. Highlights include rookie cards for Juan Marichal, Billy Williams, and Ron Santo.
Barry Bonds may be a divisive figure but his baseball cards continue to be some of the most popular of his era. We highlight key releases from his home run-filled career spent with the Pittsburgh Pirates and San Francisco Giants.
David Ortiz earned the love of Red Sox fans everywhere by helping to bring three World Series titles to Boston. View the very best of his early baseball cards in our detailed guide for the first-ballot Hall of Famer.
A star for two huge franchises, Roger Clemens is one of the best pitchers of his era. View some of his best cards, including notable rookie and autograph cards.
One of the most feared hitters of the era, Vladimir Guerrero was respected by players and beloved by fans. Take a look at some of his best cards from his storied career, largely spent with the Montreal Expos and LA Angels.
