Don Mattingly

[ALR-bishop]

1990 Mattingly in unused bread bag, 1987 Canadian Hostess and 1988 unopened American Baseball. Have the complete 1984 Nestle set in sheets with Don Mattingly

[MattyC]

Some of my personal favorite Donnie images...

[Iwantmorecards77]

My stash of rookies, including a Nestle - as well as a 1990 Topps TV and 1990 Fleer Canadian.

[savedfrommyspokes]

I have many Mattingly cards, but this "homemade" business card I got in 1986 from the card shop mentioned on the back has always stuck out to me because it came from the first card shop I had ever visited. A few years before when I still lived in the area I would frequent this shop, however it was on my last return visit there (in '86) they handed this Mattingly and a Roger Clemens card (which was the #2 card in the series) out to customers. It appears this shop may still there....maybe there are more of these Mattingly's out there.

[greenmonster66]

My few

[priestc]

I remember back in the early/mid 90s Don Mattingly was always included in every insert set, but his cards were never valuble. The Griffeys and Thomas's were the ones that had value. You'd pull an insert and get mad because it's Mattingly.

Anyways, it seems the tide has turned. Now Don Mattingly cards sometimes can be the most valuable card of a set. Retribution for Mattingly.



I bought a box of 1987 topps on a whim a few weeks ago, and this is one of cards I got. There is no 'TM' under the American League logo, so according to Beckett, this card is more valuable than the one with a 'TM'.

[packs]

That Mattingly business card is awesome.