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Cal Ripken Jr 1983 Most Val 60

In 1983, during his second season, Cal Ripken Jr. hit .318 with 27 home runs and 102 RBI, a performance that led him to winning the MVP Award. He led the majors in hits (211) and doubles (47) and posted an American League best 121 runs scored that season. His historic season culminated with the Orioles taking the American League Eastern crown after posting a 98-64 record, a 3-1 American League Championship triumph over the Chicago White Sox, and a World Series championship over the Philadelphia Phillies, 4-1 - the franchise’s first title since 1970. For the first time, Cal Ripken Jr. has shared memorabilia from his personal collection for collectors and fans to enjoy. Cal selected pieces from his historical baseball highlights with Candy Digital for high resolution volumetric scans - to create photorealistic digital versions of highlights from his legendary career. Reflecting every scuff and scratch, these scans are as close to the real thing you can get - unless you're the Iron Man himself.

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Asset data updated 22h ago · Collection market updated 19m ago

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Collection floor
0.06 SOL
Magic Eden · 19m ago
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Ownership
Single
Compressed
No
Mutable metadata
Yes
Collection membership
Unverified
Delegation
Not delegated
Status
Active
Identity source
Helius DAS

Traits

4 published
Created
1698780300
Item Type
Collectible
Rarity
CORE
Serial Number
60/188
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SourcesHelius DAS · Magic Eden

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