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Why This Card Matters

This is not a stat card — the back carries no numbers at all, which is unusual and is the point. It reads: “Lou Gehrig Day is celebrated across Major League Baseball on June 2 each year to serve as cause for remembrance to honor the baseball legend and raise awareness for the disease that bears his name.” It goes on to explain that amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly called Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that attacks nerve cells and pathways in the brain and spinal cord. The front pairs Sale in the Braves red alternate with a black-and-white Lou Gehrig portrait in Yankee pinstripes, under the official Lou Gehrig Day mark. Chris Sale stands 6'6" and 180 pounds, throws and bats left-handed, and was born 3-30-89 in Lakeland, Florida, where he still lives. The White Sox took him in the first round of the 2010 draft, 13th overall; Atlanta acquired him by trade with the Red Sox on 12-30-23. Topps NOW cards are printed to order for a short window; the announced run on this one was 4,188 copies.

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2025 #LGD-CS — Not the 2024 Lou Gehrig Day Card

Topps issues a Lou Gehrig Day set every year and the older ones intermix constantly in search results. This is the 2025 card, numbered LGD-CS and dated 6.2.25 — not the 2024 #LGD-16, which is a different card at a different price. It is also the plain unnumbered base, not the /4 parallel, copies of which have sold at $75 and $100.