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First Buzz: 2022 Topps Allen & Ginter baseball cards
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What: 2022 Topps Allen & Ginter baseball cards
Arrives: Nov. 16
Box basics: Three hits in every 24-pack hobby box (12 boxes per case)
Checklist: Click here
Order: Click hereWhat's buzz-worthy: Allen & Ginter drops once again with all the eccentricities, plenty of baseball players and a new retro design meant to emulate the 1880s tobacco cards that helped bring some of the first baseball cards to the masses.
Keep reading for more and a full gallery of images.
MiLB Madness: Five baseball cards foodies & fans can devour
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Minor league baseball cards from the past can include some weird stuff ... stuff you wouldn't imagine to be found on a baseball card and here are five example of some oddities in this latest MiLB Madness series item.
BATTING LEAD-OFF ...
The Card: Double Balonironi Burger 2021 Choice West Virginia Power #30
The Buzz On This One: This edition of the series is all about food and this one is arguably a Rookie Card -- though MiLB cards don't really have RCs -- for a burger apparently a big enough deal that it made the team's annual card set. Why? Well, it's probably not tied to the set sponsor -- Thomas Health hospitals -- but this ballpark "belly buster" seems like it might be an All-Star down on the farm -- check out this video. (Oh, and note the typo on the card front ... an uncorrected error, I think.) I've seen my fair share of cardboard in my day but other than one insert set done at the MLB level a few years ago I'm not sure if I have seen specific food items get their own card before in a MiLB set where, as the point of this series goes, you can see a little bit of everything. Given how much ballpark emphasis there is about food, I'm a bit surprised there hasn't been more. The ingredients are on the back, the fact that it's two pounds is interesting and it's ironic they mask the calorie content. Perhaps the next card will have something to say about that.Keep reading for four more examples of weird baseball cards you can (almost) only find in MiLB.
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