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Yes, there were two different pins of a handful of Cubs, Jose Cardenal, Burt Hooton, Fergie Jenkins, Don Kessinger, Rick Monday, and Ron Santo. My theory is that one of each are 1973 issues and the other half are 1974 issues. I believe the misspelled Hooton, misspelled Kessinger, misspelled Jenkins (Cubs), Santo (Cubs), closeup Cardenal, and closeup Monday are 1973 issues, and the correct Hooton, correct Kessinger, correct Jenkins (Rangers), Santo (White Sox), wide shot Cardenal, and wide shot Monday are 1974 issues.
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3” HOF Pins from Cooperstown 1 Babe Ruth 2 Lou Gehrig 3 Jackie Robinson 4 Hank Greenberg 5 Lou Boudreau 6 Al Kaline 7 Stan Musial 8 Yogi Berra 9 Ernie Banks 10 Ed Mathews 11 Whitey Ford 12 Bob Feller 13 Monte Irvin 14 Roy Campanella 15 Roberto Clemente 16 Bob Lemon 17 Sandy Koufax 18 Willie Mays 19 Bob Gibson 20 Duke Snider 21 Robin Roberts 22 Joe DiMaggio 23 Ted Williams 24 Mickey Mantle 25 Brooks Robinson 26 Frank Robinson 27 Hank Aaron 28 Juan Marichal 29 George Kell 30 Walter Alston 31 Jack Brickhouse 32 Harmon Killebrew 33 Pee Wee Reese 34 Luis Aparicio 35 Don Drysdale 36 ??????? 37 Enos Slaughter 38 Johnny Mize 39 Hoyt Wilhelm 40 Lou Brock
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Just an excuse to get this thread back on the first page, but here is a scan of what I believe is the only one of the fifty confirmed 1971 pins to not have been shown yet on the two pin threads, Marty Pattin, along with the other known Brewers.
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I noticed that the 1971 Tommy Harper doesn’t have a facsimile signature, all of the other pins do, including versions of the Clemente and the Mays. I wonder if whoever took the photos required the players to sign their names on a sheet of paper so that they can then use the signature on the pins, like Topps did on their sets that had the signatures.
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Last page; post #128.
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Are there other “black box” pins with the team name missing?
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The only ones I ran across searching for them on the web were a handful of Fred Lynn and Jim Rice pins with some B&W and at least one of both of them on the pin together, none of them had BOSTON or RED SOX printed on them so I decided not to add them to the checklist. They would have to be 1975 at the earliest.
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I was watching King Of The Hill on YouTube, a documentary about Fergie Jenkins and the 1972 Cubs, when I noticed on one of the videos to the right a screen shot of Steve Blass that caught my eye. It was a documentary about the 1971 Pirates and the screen shot was obviously from the studio setting that these 1971 pins used. I figured I would watch the whole thing to see if they used any other photos from the studio setting and sure enough I spotted three more, Bill Mazeroski, Bob Robertson, and Vic Davalillo. Apparently many of the Pirates posed for these photos but the only one known made into a pin is Roberto Clemente.
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Very cool find, Eagle Eye!
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Great find Cliff!
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I shared much of the back story on the pins a while back (in this thread I think). Another piece to the story is there was a dinner in Pittsburgh celebrating the Pirates WS victory and there were a number of the Pirates shot by this photographer that were blown up to use for the dinner. I don't know which Pirates were included and which not. But there were a bunch that were definitely photographed by the same photographer. I have not seen any other Pirate pins(but Clemente).
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No new ones but I picked up a couple of Cubs I needed, a 3.5" Billy Williams and a 3" Milt Pappas, from an eBay Cubs pins lot auction. From what is known to exist, I now need the 3.5" Ernie Banks, 3" Johnny Callison, 3" Randy Hundley, and the elusive 3" Jose Ortiz. The lot also came with a signed 3" Paul Popovich. I'm not into signed items of what I collect and would prefer them not to be, but it was a very well done job by Mr. Popovich in some sort of silver ink or paint.
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from a 2018 Hake's auction of Paul Muchinski pins, we can now add Maury Wills to the list
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That's awesome! A second Dodger. I'm guessing it's a 3" version in juxtaposition to the pin on the left of it.
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also I love that Santo appears to be wearing Glenn Beckert's helmet on that pin . . .
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Occassionally I lose my collecting focus and wander off in a different direction. I am considering collecting these pins as they are not as pedestrian as many of the other 1970s pins. I have the Clemente and would like to add the other Hall of Famers. The Clemente is obviously difficult to find. Does anyone have any insight into the relative rarity of the rest?
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Without doing any real research....based on my "gut"....the Hall of Famers have been bolded.
A's - Blue Brewers - Bristol, Harper, Hogan, Joss, Koslo, Lockwood, May, Pattin, Roof, Saunders, Walton. Cubs - Banks, Beckert, Callison, Hands, Hundley, Jenkins, Kessinger, Ortiz, Pappas, Pepitone, Popovich, Santo, Williams. Dodgers - Allen Giants - Mays (incl. Friars Club variations), Perry(?). Mets - Seaver. Orioles - Palmer, Powell, B. Robinson, F. Robinson. Pirates - Clemente (Hernandez and Oceak photo proofs seen, but not actual pins). Reds - (Bench and Rose photo proofs seen, but not actual pins) Red Sox - Aparicio, B. Conigliaro, Culp, Griffin, Josephson, Kennedy, Petrocelli, Scott, Siebert, Yaz. Senators - McClain, Howard. White Sox - John, Melton, Reichardt, Richard Looks like 50 known, with Perry rumored. Size, pose, finish and/or whether they have the facsimile autograph can vary. Who needs to be added/deleted?
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Thanks Rob, I picked up an Ernie Banks and Frank Robinson last week. I see 11 total HOF members total on the list of known pins. Are any of them more difficult to find than the others?
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Sorry Rob no Giants or Bucs for that matter! I picked up these two last week they arrived today.
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looks like you got the 3" matte Ernie Banks and the 3.5" glossy Robinson.
I consider the 3" version to be the "standard" for this series, based on the theory that the pin I bought outside of Wrigley in 1971 was the 3" Pepitone. you'll notice that the 3.5" versions aren't as sharp, and have a gloss laminate on them; also there is an additional 3.5" version that uses different signatures; these are decidedly inferior, especially when you compare them with the 3" beauties with the brown ink signatures ALL of them are scarce, frankly. some of the players listed above are evidenced by only a single known example |
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Thanks for the information. You are correct the Banks image is much more defined and clear. My Clemente is the same size as the Robinson and has the cover. I know there is a version without the autograph. Do you know if it comes in a smaller version as well?
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Don't know for sure about the Clemente, having never even seen one IRL. but it APPEARS that there is a 3" version . . .
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New list: Hall of Famers have been bolded. A's - Blue Brewers - Bristol, Harper, Hogan, Joss, Koslo, Lockwood, May, Pattin, Roof, Saunders, Walton. Cubs - Banks, Beckert, Callison, Hands, Hundley, Jenkins, Kessinger, Ortiz, Pappas, Pepitone, Popovich, Santo, Williams. Dodgers - Allen, Wills. Giants - Mays (incl. Friars Club variations), Perry(?). Mets - Seaver. Orioles - Palmer, Powell, B. Robinson, F. Robinson. Pirates - Clemente (Hernandez and Oceak photo proofs seen, but not actual pins). Reds - (Bench and Rose photo proofs seen, but not actual pins) Red Sox - Aparicio, B. Conigliaro, Culp, Griffin, Josephson, Kennedy, Petrocelli, Scott, Siebert, Yaz. Senators - McClain, Howard. White Sox - John, Melton, Reichardt, Richard Looks like 50 known, with Perry rumored. Size, pose, finish and/or whether they have the facsimile autograph can vary. Who needs to be added/deleted?
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If Baines was in this set would you have bolded him?
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Time to update the checklist, ooo-ribay. I figured that there were more White Sox considering how many Cubs there are, and I found a eBay listing where someone got a steal on a large lot of them, $30. I would have been sick if it was Cubs instead. The new players are Mike Andrews, Tom Bradley, and Ed Hermann. I would suspect there are a few more White Sox to be discovered. ETA: I just noticed that the White Sox pins have severe rusting on the back but it was still a good deal.
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New list:
Hall of Famers have been bolded. A's - Blue Brewers - Bristol, Harper, Hogan, Joss, Koslo, Lockwood, May, Pattin, Roof, Saunders, Walton. Cubs - Banks, Beckert, Callison, Hands, Hundley, Jenkins, Kessinger, Ortiz, Pappas, Pepitone, Popovich, Santo, Williams. Dodgers - Allen, Wills. Giants - Mays (incl. Friars Club variations), Perry(?). Mets - Seaver. Orioles - Palmer, Powell, B. Robinson, F. Robinson. Pirates - Clemente (Hernandez and Oceak photo proofs seen, but not actual pins). Reds - (Bench and Rose photo proofs seen, but not actual pins) Red Sox - Aparicio, B. Conigliaro, Culp, Griffin, Josephson, Kennedy, Petrocelli, Scott, Siebert, Yaz. Senators - McClain, Howard. White Sox - Andrews, Bradley, Hermann, John, Melton, Reichardt, Richard Looks like 53 known, with Perry rumored. Size, pose, finish and/or whether they have the facsimile autograph can vary.
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Rob,
An addition to your list:
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Nice Joe Horlen, Bob! How big is this pinback?
Keep an eye out for one of these Bad Boys for me... |
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Scott,
Thank you. Will do! This is the first one I've ever seen. I didn't even know one existed. It's 3 inches.
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Hall of Famers have been bolded. A's - Blue Brewers - Bristol, Harper, Hogan, Joss, Koslo, Lockwood, May, Pattin, Roof, Saunders, Walton. Cubs - Banks, Beckert, Callison, Hands, Hundley, Jenkins, Kessinger, Ortiz, Pappas, Pepitone, Popovich, Santo, Williams. Dodgers - Allen, Wills. Giants - Mays (incl. Friars Club variations), Perry(?). Mets - Seaver. Orioles - Palmer, Powell, B. Robinson, F. Robinson. Pirates - Clemente (Hernandez and Oceak photo proofs seen, but not actual pins). Reds - (Bench and Rose photo proofs seen, but not actual pins) Red Sox - Aparicio, B. Conigliaro, Culp, Griffin, Josephson, Kennedy, Petrocelli, Scott, Siebert, Yaz. Senators - McClain, Howard. White Sox - Andrews, Bradley, Hermann, Horlen, John, Melton, Reichardt, Richard Looks like 54 known, with Perry rumored. Size, pose, finish and/or whether they have the facsimile autograph can vary.
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Already known and not in hand yet, I spotted it on eBay with a very reasonable Buy-It-Now and couldn't hit the PayPal payment possibly any faster. I still need Johnny Callison, Jose Ortiz, and the 3.5" Ernie Banks, but I wouldn't be surprised if a Ken Holtzman or a Jim Hickman are eventually discovered.
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fantastic find! eBay did NOT alert me to this special nugget. (or the white sox specimens posted last year). sigh. lends hope that there are others
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I love this series of pins….so random and mysterious.
I’d still like to see a picture of the rumored Gaylord Perry pin a member claims to have (or have had). I’m not really convinced that one exists.
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I went to the Chicago NATIONAL in August (2021) specifically seeking out more of these pins. I brought a sample along to jog vendors' memories . . . and didn't find a single example. They seem to be getting harder to find!
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After discovering these pins a few years ago through this thread, and searching high and low, I've found exactly three of them, so I have no doubt they are tough. A couple weeks ago, I missed a Jim Palmer pin with a BIN by just seconds ...
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A collector in a Clemente Facebook group just shared this pic with me. He doesn’t own them they reside in the collection of one of his friends. Sorry for the poor quality. Nonetheless it appears that there may be 4 Clemente versions: 2.5”, 3”, 3.5”, and the 3.5” previously shared by Howard without the autograph. (Also pictured) I shared this link with him hoping that he or his friend can post better photos.
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