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Always loved writing about @DeionSanders... one of the greatest athletes of alltime
Sports Illustrated Magazine- October 9th, 1995
Deion Sanders
📸George Lange
✍️Michael Silver
This issue came out shortly after Sanders signed a major free-agent deal with the Cowboys. The contract was reported as seven years and $35 million with a signing bonus of nearly $13 million, making him the highest-paid defensive player in the NFL at the time. He left the defending Super Bowl champion San Francisco 49ers after a high-profile free-agency period involving multiple teams.
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After 5 years in this magazine hobby, I accidentally damaged this beautiful Mickey Mantle magazine 🤢. I'm sharing my tips on the thread below so that taped flaps doesn't damage your magazines.
@tohardtoocall, @CGC_SI
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Goldin is auctioning off the iconic Mickey Mantle 1956 Sports Illustrated magazine, graded PSA 9.6. All magazine enthusiasts are familiar with the cover—but have you seen the inside of the magazine? @ThePitCards @tohardtoocall @CGC_SI
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The HOLY GRAIL of Magazine Collecting! 🤯
Bid on this amazing collectible in our historic Goldin 100: bit.ly/3QzFeus
This is Mickey Mantle's first-ever Sports Illustrated cover appearance from June 18th, 1956, graded an incredible PSA 9.6 - the single highest grade that one of these magazines have EVER achieved!
This represents the perfect combination of sports history, rarity, and condition & is one of the most anticipated magazines to ever come up to Auction!
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You are underexposed to JuJu Watkins' SLAM debut. The mag was released with no Gold Metal counterpart, making its rare Newsstand version the standard bearer.
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Phil's win at the Masters wasn’t just about the trophy. It symbolized resilience, a comeback after personal struggles. In sports, these emotional layers often drive us to root for athletes even more. It’s not just about the game.
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That's before China starts counterfeiting them. I love cards but have moved to graded magazines.
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Also look at how much higher I was jumping over @PeypeySiva3 … crazy
Sports Illustrated Magazine- April 13th, 2013
Luke Hancock @lukeskywalka11
Peyton Siva @PeypeySiva3
📷John W. McDonough
Louisville defeated Michigan 82–76 in the national championship game on April 8, 2013, in Atlanta. This was Louisville’s third national title. It capped a dramatic tournament run for the Cardinals, who were a No. 1 seed. The team overcame injuries and showed incredible depth and toughness.
Peyton Siva was named the Final Four Most Outstanding Player. He was a senior leader, known for his defensive intensity, playmaking, and leadership. He went on to have a solid NBA career.
Luke Hancock earned Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four honors as well (the first time a non-starter won it). He came off the bench with clutch shooting and energy, especially in the championship game.
This cover represents the peak of Louisville’s 2012–13 season under coach Rick Pitino — a story of redemption, brotherhood, and overcoming adversity in college basketball’s biggest stage.
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April 8, 2001: Tiger Woods wins The Masters and completes the “Tiger Slam” (holding all four major championships simultaneously).
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Adult tried to steal ball from girl, but Derek Jeter refused to let that happen
