Robin Williams had an amazing collection on his wall in his office in good will hunting. He basically had an important card from the major sets from t205 up to 1953 topps.

Seems kinda strange that Ralphie would have a thirty-year old card(s) posted behind him. You'd think that the director or whoever would have had Goudey's Diamond Stars or even Play Balls as cards he'd want to look at everyday--not what at most would have been his father's cards.

Just sayin.

Ralphie was a type card collector! ;) Oh Fudge!!

The other card to the right of Reulbach is Jimmy Hart

The card on the left looks like a Play Ball.

I was lucky enough to own that poster (more accurately, my dad did), and noticed it one day on my millionth viewing of that movie. That'd be a pretty sweet collection to have huh?
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So Hallmark Channel has this "Murder She Wrote" type movie series starring Laurie Laughlin (Aunt Becky on Full House) as an antique dealer. The episode on now "Garage Sale Mystery: Guilty Until Proven Innocent" shows a man getting murdered over a stack of vintage cards including a T205 and an E90 Philadelphia Caramel Shoeless Joe Jackson card, all in screwdowns.

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Also, add Monster Squad to the list---

Just noticed the 1963 Topps Nellie Fox card in a 2006 episode of Criminal Minds because it was Gideon's favorite player growing up.

Diminished Capacity has a T206 of Schulte featured as a rarity.

And yet if memory serves, in the King book the card in question is the Sandy Koufax RC, but is referred to as a '56 Topps, which we all know is incorrect. Only somebody with a bad old baseball card jones would remember that.

The Sandlot features a Hank Aaron rookie