1960 Sports Pix Premiums
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1960 Sports Pix Premiums
Trivia |
- These baseball premiums were available in the 1960s through Sports Pix magazine mail-in offers. (Other sports such as boxing and football were also available.)
"Small" refers to 8 x 10 in size, and Large refers to about 8.5 x 10.5. Per the "Standard Catalog" the smaller size was produced in the early 1960s while the larger size was produced after 1963.
Most players are available in either size, and some players have multiple poses, due to their availability in different series (e.g., "Greatest Players All-Time" and "Greatest Players Living"). There is also a "great moments" subset, which may only be available as 8 x 10.
Note that all backs are blank.
