1978 Topps #707 Paul Molitor/Alan Trammell ROOKIES [#] (Brewers/Tigers)
WOW !!! 2 Hall-of-Famers ROOKIES on same card !!! Perhaps only time ever? Also with Mickey Klutts(Yankees) & U.L. Washington(Royals).| Grade | EX |
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