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06-30-2024, 03:53 PM
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Am I the only one whose mind was bent by this optical illusion??
When I was a wee lad looking at the famous 1975 Topps MVP cards, every time I glanced at the 1967 version, my brain just assumed Orlando Cepeda was a catcher. The back of the police officer combined with the black signature leading into the red 8, seemed to be the makings of a chest protector to my young eyes. Hat orientation aside, it was as if he unsuccessfully chased a foul pop up into the stands and the photog snapped a picture. I have never looked at this card and NOT seen that... s-l1600-8.jpg
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