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1992 June Baseball Cards Magazine And 1992 Sept/Oct Sports Legend Memorabilia

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1992 June Baseball Cards Magazine And 1992 Sept/Oct Sports Legend Memorabilia

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Two magazines from 1992 1. June 1992 issue of "Baseball Cards" magazine, featuring "120 of the Hottest Players" and highlighting card brands like Topps, Upper Deck, Donruss, Fleer, and Score. The cover also features prominent players of that era, such as Cecil Fielder and Barry Bonds. This vintage publication offers a look back at the baseball card collecting landscape of the early 90s, including player ratings and information on over 500 collectible cards. And 2. “Legends Sports Memorabilia" magazine from September/October 1992, featuring baseball player Darryl Strawberry. Darryl Strawberry, prominently displayed on the cover in his Los Angeles Dodgers uniform. Publication: "Legends Sports Memorabilia" magazine, a collectible publication focused on sports memorabilia. $20 OBO

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