Jumbo hardly captures the magnitude of these nearly Frisbee-sized pinbacks. All have gorgeous team photo fronts and all of the cardboard easel backs are completely intact and undisturbed. Too many Hall of Famers to list, but these color images are spectacular. Not surprising is that the black and white example of the 1967 St. Louis Cardinals is extremely rare, as few patrons or fans bought them at the stadium (not when they had their choice of a full-color version as well). The ’69 Mets are here, and Koufax is crystal-clear with his ’66 Dodgers, who were swept by Baltimore that October. Note that these are all titled American or National League Champions because they were only sold at World Series games at the souvenir stands in their respective cities. True regionals and yet highly prized mementos. Except for the ’67 B&W Redbirds, they aren't particularly scarce, but a collection as comprehensive as this takes some real effort to assemble, especially in this top-shelf condition. Minimally Near-Mint or better.