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On this day in 1894, the inaugural Olympic Congress passed a resolution to revive the Olympic Games! Barron Pierre de Coubertin was the major force behind organizing the Congress in Paris, France which eventually created the International Olympic Committee.

This week’s Card of the Week is not a card but instead a comic book! Presenting Flash Comics #71 (D.C. Comics, May 1946) graded CGC NM- 9.2 from the Christine Farrell Complete DC Collection. Add it to your own collection at MINTStateInc.com!

Best wishes for a Happy Father’s Day from our family to yours! If a Father’s Day gift was a bit disappointing, check out MINTState.com for vintage sports cards and memorabilia.

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International sports icon Michael Jordan once said, “Obstacles don’t have to stop you. If you run into a wall, don’t turn around and give up. Figure out how to climb it, go through it, or work around it.”

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On this day in 1960, Ted Williams hit his 500th career home run at the age of 41, the oldest player to reach this milestone. Despite losing five seasons to military service, he retired with 521 home runs and a career batting average of .344!

It’s never a bad time to give yourself a treat! Review our extensive vintage inventory at MINTStateInc.com and add that perfect item to your collection.

On this day in 1928, Ty Cobb stole home as part of a triple steal helping the Detroit Tigers beat the Cleveland Indians. In his career, Cobb stole home 50 times – an unbreakable MLB record! Today, stealing home is a lost art with the fastest and savviest runners rarely attempting it.

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