Negro League Baseball Stars set - 86’ Frisch Gibson Paige Jackie 

Great job highlighting this Orlando! I’ve had this set for years and always enjoy looking at it!

Love hearing the history of the Negro League! I hear the passion in your voice when talking about these GREAT legends! I'm excited to be showcasing the league & its players in upcoming videos ❤ Being here in Kansas City, we have such a rich history with the Negro League! Thanks for sharing

Hi Orlando, I really enjoyed your video on the Negro League Stars. I’ve always appreciated this set. Have a wonderful afternoon Orlando. Peter

Great video Orlando, thanks for the history on some of these great players.

One of the few Negro League sets to use actual photographs. I believe they recently sold out of their complete sets of these. Thanks for sharing.

Great video Orlando! I have officially put this set on my eBay watch list. Thanks for sharing.

Great video Orlando! I have never seen that set and now I want it. Thanks for sharing!

This is awesome! Thanks!

I just sent about a dozen personally autographed cards of this set to Huggins & Scott Auctions and they will be auctioned off in the upcoming Summer Auction beginning July 19th! Also sent in 300 autographed Topps Cards from the late 1950's and 1960's! My dad sent through the US Mail these cards to many players in the 1980's to be autographed and returned to him and he gave them to my brother and I. We enjoy graded Vintage Cards and will use the proceeds to add to our Graded Card collection! My dad also had amassed over 4,000 different baseball player autographed 4X6 index cards which we are also having auctioned off in the same auction! Keep an eye out for them....

Does josh gibson and papa bell have and baseball cards , not reprints I've been looking but can't find any.

Can you make a greatest all time starting lineup for Cuban players in your opinion? Great video and cards

I owned this set with 47different autographs including Willie Wells but sold it many years ago. It was put together by Buck O Neill trying to make money for the Negro League HOF in Kansas City.