A likely one-of-a-kind original 1972 Topps baseball trading card #241 featuring Hall of Famer Rollie Fingers of the Oakland Athletics. As an added bonus, in addition to a great posed shot of Rollie Fingers (absent the signature handlebar mustache) this card bleeds into card #172 of Atlanta Braves slugger Darrell Evans. Baseball historian Bill James recognized Evans as “the most underrated player in baseball history” which befits this card as Evans’ name is doing all it can to scroll to the top. We all know Rollie Fingers’ HOF credentials, but did you know Darrell Evans was the first player in MLB history to hammer 40 home runs in a season in both the American and National leagues? All on the way to a 414 HR career, including a World Series ring in 1984 with the Detroit Tigers. This conversation-generating card will make an ultra cool addition to your collection.

Oh yeah, the card itself is nicely centered left to right with great corners and a smooth surface. Check out the photos.