MLB Topps Project70 Card 61 | 1986 Fernando Tatis Jr. by Keith Shore - Yellow
MLB Topps Project70 Card 61 | 1986 Fernando Tatis Jr. by Keith Shore - Yellow
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61 | 1986 Fernando Tatis Jr. by Keith ShoreAbout This Item
- General
- Brand: Topps
- Model Number: ARTBB-130C2S-21TP70-0061
- Product Name: MLB Topps Project70 Card 61 | 1986 Fernando Tatis Jr. by Keith Shore
- Color: Yellow
- Recommended Minimum Age: 6 years
- League/Association: MLB
- Brand/Character: Topps, MLB
- Other
- Series: 61 | 1986 Fernando Tatis Jr. by Keith Shore (Part of a group of the same product type with similar features.)
- Trading Card Type: Project70 Card
- UPC: 840282619220
Project70: Celebrating 70 Years of Iconic Designs. Topps celebrates 70 Years of baseball cards with a new program that pushes boundaries while paying homage to our heritage. Founded in 1938 as a chewing gum company, Topps released their first baseball card set in 1951. Now seven decades later, artists and creatives around the globe are revisiting and re-imagining 70 years of iconic baseball card designs, each selecting their own MLB players and Topps designs to craft a unique story.
- 1: PROJECT70: Topps celebrates 70 years of iconic baseball card designs.
- 2: QUALITY CARD STOCK: Trading card is printed on premium 130 pt thick glossy trading card stock.
- 3: PREMIUM DISPLAY: 2.5"x3.5" trading card encased in protective plastic case.
- 4: GREAT GIFT IDEA: Add this Topps PROJECT 70 trading card to your personal collection, or gift it to the MLB fan in your life.
- 1: PROJECT70: Topps celebrates 70 years of iconic baseball card designs.
- 2: QUALITY CARD STOCK: Trading card is printed on premium 130 pt thick glossy trading card stock.
- 3: PREMIUM DISPLAY: 2.5"x3.5" trading card encased in protective plastic case.
- 4: GREAT GIFT IDEA: Add this Topps PROJECT 70 trading card to your personal collection, or gift it to the MLB fan in your life.
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