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$850

Original 1954 Sports Illustrated Issue #1 - Pristine Condition w/ UNTOUCHED Topps Baseball Cards Sheet

Posted 13 days ago in Manchaca, TX

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Up for sale is a rare piece of sports history: a completely original, premier first issue of Sports Illustrated, published on August 16, 1954.This copy has been exceptionally preserved and is in pristine, near-flawless condition. The front cover featuring Milwaukee Braves third baseman Eddie Mathews displays incredibly vibrant colors with zero surface wrinkles, no spine roll, and tight, clean original staples.CRITICAL DETAIL FOR COLLECTORS:The 27-card 1954 Topps fold-out gatefold centerfold is 100% complete, securely attached, and completely untouched. It features pristine, un-popped cards of baseball legends including Willie Mays, Jackie Robinson, and Ted Williams. Copies with this insert fully intact and immaculate are exceptionally rare. This is a premium, investment-grade collector’s piece. I am looking to pass it along to a serious local enthusiast who appreciates its historical value.

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Used (normal wear)

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Entertainment memorabilia

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