I don't actually have a lot of '62 Topps, but I do have a lot of '11 Heritage. Almost every pair had some kind of similarity, sometimes just similar pose or just the same position, so I only included the more obvious ones, and a few other interesting pairs. Some really good Yankee ones here.
#490 Yankees third basemen
#409 Pirates Team
#391 NL All Star second basemen
#334 - An AL East team card. Weird they didn't just do the Red Sox again here.
#305 KC second basemen
#299 rookie utility infielders.
#297 Dodgers relievers.
#291 AL rookie pitchers
#278 hatless NL pitchers
#263 multi-player cards
#190 The Jock Hair of Their Era
#163 Hot Corner Guardians. (The '62 card features two third basemen. The '11 card does not.)
#139 Yankees relievers
#133 Giants outfielders
#124 Twins pitchers
#122 KC pitchers
#110 Yankees first basemen.
#101 Red Sox outfielders.
#97 Indians outfielders
#93 Yankes outfielders
#79 Washington pitchers
#72 multi-player cards
#71 Giants pitchers. Athletes looked a lot older back then. LeMay was 23 and looks 35; Sanchez was 28 and looks 21.
#48 Yankees pitching stars
#41 Reds rookie infielders.
1955 bowman complete through 104!
14 hours ago
A First Baseman on a card called "Hot Corner Guardians"? As the kids say, I can't even. Just call it "Corner Guardians" and they'd have been fine.
ReplyDeleteSaw that too. Overall though... I think Topps did a great job with trying to match things up with the 2011 Heritage set.
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