Fence Busters, Belters, Maulers & other multi-player cards

[JollyElm]

As Justin mentioned, Fleer did some cool things with multi-player cards in 1983…

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[DBesse27]

I'd love to own a copy of the 57 Dodgers Sluggers some day. Here are my favorite 1964 Venezuelan multi player cards in my collection:

[clydepepper]

One of my favorite cards is the 1967 Fence Busters card with Willie Mays and Willie McCovey - what a great photo!

I have several, but not all, of the multi-player cards in my collection. I consider any card with Mantle or Koufax included are Mantle or Koufax cards in my book.

That includes League Leader cards on which you can have as many as five Hall-of-Famers featured.

[kailes2872]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

As Justin mentioned, Fleer did some cool things with multi-player cards in 1983…

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My favorite card as a 10 year kid was the 1982 Fleer Steve & Carlton, Carlton & Fisk. I was a big fan of lefty and liked the play on words.

[geosluggo]

Update -- I have now acquired all 108 of the multi-player cards from 1957 to 1969. #CrazySideProjects

[Mickey Mays]

Very Nice

[irv]

Originally Posted by geosluggo

Update -- I have now acquired all 108 of the multi-player cards from 1957 to 1969. #CrazySideProjects

Originally Posted by Mickey Mays

Very Nice

X2!

That's a great project to start and complete.

[maddux311]

The 63 Topps Bombers Best is a sentimental favorite of mine. In the late 80's when I was getting into baseball cards, my Dad would take me to the flea market to shop with the dealers there. My first big purchase was the Bombers Best and I still have it somewhere(movers suck).

[Topps206]

I absolutely love those multi player cards from that era.

Minoso should be in. The Veterans' Committee is honestky the worst. They did the same thing for Santo and I hope they can elect Dick Allen before he goes.

[geosluggo]

Originally Posted by maddux31

The 63 Topps Bombers Best is a sentimental favorite of mine. In the late 80's when I was getting into baseball cards, my Dad would take me to the flea market to shop with the dealers there. My first big purchase was the Bombers Best and I still have it somewhere(movers suck).

A very beat-up version of Bombers' Best was one of the first multi-player cards I ever acquired as a kid back in the 1970s. Because of that card, I used to think that Tom Tresh was one of the Yankee immortals along with Mantle, Berra, Ruth, DiMaggio, etc.