1967 Topps Casey Cox #414 Washington Senators
1967 Topps Casey Cox #414 Washington Senators. No creases. There is corner and slight edge wear.
VALLÉE DU CHERCONTROIS · SPORT & PASSION1967 Topps Casey Cox #414 Washington Senators. No creases. There is corner and slight edge wear.
Konnor Griffin – 2026 MLB Topps NOW – Card 414 RC – In Hand Pittsburgh Pirates. Condition is Ungraded. Shipped with eBay Standard Envelope for eligible items up to $20.
Its non-porous finish resists odors and buildup, making cleanup more convenient on both sides after chopping, slicing, or carving. The reverse side is made of BPA-free wheat straw PP, ideal for chopping fruits and vegetables.
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CARD IS NM.
This product is a trading card featuring Mike Judge’s « Butt-Head » parodying the 1990 Frank Thomas No Name Error baseball card. Manufactured by Faux Real Cards in 2025, this cardboard card pays homage to Frank Thomas. With a standard size and 35 Pt. thickness, this English-language card is a playful and unique addition to any sports trading card collection. The card is a rookie version with a unique « Butt-Head No Name » design, making it a standout piece for fans of baseball and pop culture.
The 2026 MLB Topps NOW #345 Ryan O’Hearn Career-Best 6 RBI trading card is a standard-sized baseball card featuring the player’s career-best performance of 6 RBIs for the Pittsburgh Pirates. This original card from Topps is part of the 2026 Topps Now set, with a limited print run of 414. The card is made of high-quality card stock and is a valuable addition to any sports trading card collection, especially for fans of Ryan O’Hearn and the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The product is a 2026 MLB Topps NOW trading card featuring Konnor Griffin of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The card showcases Griffin’s first career swipe of home run that ignited a win for the team. This original card is made of standard card stock with a thickness of 20 Pt. It is a part of the exclusive Topps Now set for the 2026 season, highlighting a key moment in baseball history. The card is in English and is manufactured by Topps in the United States.