2012 Panini Cooperstown Baseball

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2012 Panini Cooperstown Baseball

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Updated Info:
No redemptions! 2012 Panini Cooperstown will not have any redemptions
Cooperstown Signatures cards are serial #’d and signed on-card (outside of eight players), unless noted below. The eight players in this subset that are sticker autos are highlighted.



The addition of 100 Vin Scully autographs is significant. This is, to my knowledge, Scully’s only certified autograph card to date.

There are also nine Famous Moments Signatures cards featuring photographs of memorabilia used during significant moments in baseball, and professionally photographed to give collectors an up-close view of the items. Each item pictured is housed at the Baseball Hall of Fame. These sticker-autograph cards feature the signatures of some Hall of Famers, some all-time legends and some players who rose to the occasion on a single day or during a period of time.

FAMOUS MOMENTS SIGNATURES:Sticker autos
1. Don Larsen – ball used in 1956 World Series perfect game
2. Carl Yastrzemski – bat used for his 3,000th hit
3. Maury Wills – spikes used in 1962 to steal 102 bases, a record at the time
4. Denny McLain – glove used during 31-win season in 1968
5. Brooks Robinson – glove used during 1966 season, in which he captured an American League Gold Glove Award
6. Shawn Green – bat used to hit single, double, and 4 HR for record 19 total bases on May 23, 2002
7. Don Mattingly – bat used to hit record sixth grand slam of the season in 1987
8. Tom Seaver – cleats worn during his 300th win
9. Nate Colbert – bat used August 1, 1972 to slug record-tying 5 HR in doubleheader

CONFIRMED COOPERTOWN SIGNATURES (on-card, unless noted):

1. Luis Aparicio – Chicago White Sox/149
2. Yogi Berra – New York Yankees/99
3. Johnny Bench – Cincinnati Reds/100
4. Wade Boggs – Boston Red Sox/100
5. George Brett – Kansas City Royals/30
6. Lou Brock – St. Louis Cardinals/199
7. Jim Bunning – Detroit Tigers/350
8. Rod Carew – Minnesota Twins/149
9. Gary Carter – Montreal Expos/75*
10. Orlando Cepeda – Atlanta Braves
11. Bobby Doerr – Boston Red Sox
12. Bob Feller – Cleveland Indians/40*
13. Whitey Ford – New York Yankees/75
14. Goose Gossage – New York Yankees/499
15. Tony Gwynn – San Diego Padres/99
16. Doug Harvey – Umpire/500
17. Reggie Jackson – Oakland A’s/75
18. Ferguson Jenkins – Chicago Cubs/599
19. Al Kaline – Detroit Tigers/349
20. George Kell – Detroit Tigers/250*
21. Ernie Banks – Chicago Cubs/25
22. Bert Blyleven – Minnesota Twins/399
23. Andre Dawson – Chicago Cubs/324
24. Stan Musial – St. Louis Cardinals/50
25. Tommy Lasorda – Los Angeles Dodgers/149
26. Juan Marichal – San Francisco Giants/179
27. Bill Mazeroski – Pittsburgh Pirates/149
28. Steve Carlson – Philadelphia Phillies/199
29. Paul Molitor – Minnesota Twins/399
30. Joe Morgan – Cincinnati Reds/100
31. Eddie Murray – Baltimore Orioles/100
32. Phil Niekro – Atlanta Braves/299
33. Jim Palmer – Baltimore Orioles/350
34. Carlton Fisk – Chicago White Sox/239
35. Frank Robinson – Baltimore Orioles/90
36. Tony Perez – Cincinnati Reds/648
37. Carl Yastrzemski – Boston Red Sox/75
38. Mike Schmidt – Philadelphia Phillies/100
39. Cal Ripken Jr. – Baltimore Orioles/50
40. Brooks Robinson – Baltimore Orioles/349
41. Nolan Ryan – Texas Rangers/75
42. Ryne Sandberg – Chicago Cubs/99
43. Red Schoendienst – St. Louis Cardinals/549
44. Rickey Henderson – New York Yankees/50
45. Bruce Sutter – St. Louis Cardinals/799
46. Earl Weaver – Baltimore Orioles/299
47. Don Sutton – Los Angeles Dodgers/788
48. Jim Rice – Boston Red Sox/599
49. Barry Larkin – Cincinnati Reds/199
50. Billy Williams – Chicago Cubs/299
51. Dave Winfield – New York Yankees/50
52. Robin Yount – Milwaukee Brewers/100
53. Gaylord Perry – San Francisco Giants/549
54. Rollie Fingers – Oakland A’s/799
55. Duke Snider – Brooklyn Dodgers/25*
56. Whitey Herzog – St. Louis Cardinals/550
57. Paul Molitor – Milwaukee Brewers/100
58. Reggie Jackson – New York Yankees/25
59. Nolan Ryan – California Angels/50
60. Pat Gillick – GM Toronto Blue Jays
61. Gaylord Perry – Cleveland Indians/50
62. Bob Gibson – St. Louis Cardinals/99
63. Dennis Eckersley – Oakland A’s/650
64. Rickey Henderson – Oakland A’s/50
65. Ozzie Smith – St. Louis Cardinals/149
66. Dick Williams – Oakland A’s/49*
67. Robin Roberts – Philadelphia Phillies/25*
68. Gary Carter – New York Mets/10*
69. Wade Boggs – New York Yankees/25
70. Andre Dawson – Montreal Expos/75
71. Bert Blyleven – Pittsburgh Pirates/25
72. Dave Winfield – California Angels/25
73. Orlando Cepeda – San Francisco Giants/19
74. Sparky Anderson – Detroit Tigers/5*
75. Ron Santo – Chicago Cubs/10*
76. Vin Scully – Announcer/100
77. Joe Garagiola – Announcer/125
78. Milo Hamilton – Announcer/500
79. Bob Wolff – Announcer/500
80. Marty Brennaman – Announcer/500
81. Jerry Coleman – Announcer/300
82. Gene Elston – Announcer/500
83. Denny Matthews – Announcer/500
84. Jon Miller – Announcer/500
85. Tony Kubek – Announcer/200
86. Dave Van Horne – Announcer/500
87. Tim McCarver – Announcer/50
88. Peter Gammons – Writer/300
89. Murray Chass – Writer/500
90. Frank Robinson – Cincinnati Reds/10
91. Carlton Fisk – Boston Red Sox/10
92. Tony Perez – Montreal Expos/50

The * denotes sticker autograph of deceased player

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