For this, collectors would have to wait until 1991, and even then, if they blinked they'd probably miss the cards entirely. 1991 Bleachers 23 KT Ken Griffey, Jr.

The only card in here not made by Topps, the 2001 Donruss Elite insert Prime Numbers Die-Cut is numbered to just 430. This one features a Griffey mid run in his home white, sleeveless Reds jersey.

The day in Seattle remains a defining moment etched in Chicago Cubs left-handed pitcher Matthew Boyd’s baseball life and ...

1991 Bleachers 23 KT Ken Griffey, Jr. The first card, from Bleachers, just screams unlicensed, but here's the thing. It isn't. This baby was not only licensed but limited to only 10,000 sets.

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One game was especially memorable. The Mariners had a Ken Griffey Jr. glove giveaway day, and Boyd, then 5, was thrilled to ...

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Ken Griffey Jr. was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame last week, earning the highest percentage of votes (99.318) in history. But his kids never thought of him as a future Hall of Famer.