Topps Royals
Topps Royals
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 2011 Topps Finest Eric Hosmer Lot of 5 Kansas City Royals Super Star  US $10.50
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 Hal McRae 1979 Topps 585 Royals US $.25
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 Steve Busby 1976 Topps 260 Royals US $.25
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 Dave Nelson 1976 Topps 535 Royals US $.25
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 Hal McRae 1976 Topps 72 Royals US $.25
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 Bob Stinson 1976 Topps 466 Royals US $.25
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 Marty Pattin 1976 Topps 492 Royals US $.25
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 Fran Healy 1976 Topps 394 Fran Healy Royals US $.25
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 John Mayberry 1976 Topps 440 Royals US $.25
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 Doug Bird 1976 Topps 96 Royals US $.25
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 Amos Otis 1976 Topps 510 Royals US $.25
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 2010 Topps Chrome Zack Greinke Refractor Royals US $.99
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 Bo Jackson Topps 750 Royals US $8.00
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 Bo Jackson Topps 224 Royals US $8.00
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 1976 TOPPS GEORGE BRETT ROYALS EX 19 TH US $.99
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A baseball card OF the fan?
Honestly, Topps shows its New York bias even more. This is ridiculous. If it was a KC fan catching a Royals 3000 hit and doing what this guy, would he be getting a card? Does ANYONE outside of the fan and his mom care about his card? Would anyone here want it?
Case in point - remember when McGwire hit his 62nd homer and a Busch Stadium employee (groundskeeper I think) gave it to him? Never saw a damn thing about that guy - no card, no interviews, nobody offering to pay off his student loans.
And no, I wouldn't want the card. UNLESS it comes with REALLY good bubblegum.
May 11th, 2009 in
BaseballCards