1953 Topps #177 Jim Dyck [#f] (St. Louis Browns)
There's no truth to rumor that Dwight Eisenhower, trying to keep baseball an EARTH only sport, made St. Louis change their name from MARTIANS to BROWNS. At least they were allowed to keep their logo.| Grade | EX-/EX |
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| Book Value | $ 25 |
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