Discovery Plaza

August 31, 2026

Discovery Plaza is the 1000 square foot forecourt leading to the Card Cyber Museum - a daily exhibition of 60 sports cards waiting to be discovered beneath your feet! Inspired by the forecourt of the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, where celebrities leave their handprints in concrete, our Plaza features digital frames embedded in the ground - beneath bulletproof glass. Each day brings a new rotation of cards showcasing the incredible sets found within the museum. Click any colored text square to flip it and reveal the card front, or click any card image to view full details.


Originally inspired by Piet Mondrian's neoplasticism style with bold primary colors, Discovery Plaza invites you to uncover the stories behind the cards.

Card 513475
In this candid snapshot, George Harrison of the fabulous Beatles speaks to one of the technicians on a sound stage. George expressed a keen interest in the production of movie-making and often asked questions about film-making.
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Josh flashed the clutch gene early and often in 2023. On May 14, he became the first player in the Expansion Era (1961-present) to hit a go-ahead homer in the eighth inning or later in three-straight games.
Card 53164
Last year was Gil's best season in the majors. He batted .303 in 104 games. His 111 hits drove 50 tallies across the plate. Gil's career with the Senators covers 1946, and from 1948 to the present time. In 1945 Gil hit .372 for Chattanooga, Southern Association, and led the League in most other departments of play. With Chattanooga in 1947, Gil's bat merrily drummed out a .340 average.
Card 191853
MLB DEBUT: 4 1/3 IP, 2 ER. Miller touched triple digits 15 times in his Oakland bow on April 19, 2023, becoming just the 10th pitcher in the Statcast era to do that in any start, much less a debut. The righty averaged 99.3 mph on his 53 heaters, allowing four hits while striking out five. He whiffed the side in the second inning.
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As spelled out on his 2006 Topps Allen & Ginter card, Brandon Webb to date has mowed down 508 batters against 246 bases-on-balls, and chalked up a total of 31 wins over 97 games played in the bigs.
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"He saves games for the other pitchers when they are getting their bumps. Herman Bell has been used principally by the New York Giants to relieve pitching mates in the box, and he is one of the best in the business. Last year he took part in 38 games, won 6 and lost 5. He is a six-footer, weighs 182 pounds, a right-hander. Bell was born in Louisville, Ky., in 1899, and began his professional ca...
Card 367480
"Walt" Judnich, Yankee farm castoff, made the grade last year - his first Major League season - with the St. Louis Browns. Not only was he a capable defensive outfielder, fielding a nifty .989 with only four errors, but he batted .303, drove in 89 runs, scored 97 himself, and hit 24 home runs. Judnich moved his way up in the Yankee chain, playing with Newark in 1939, and should become one of th...
Card 92943
Stockton passed Earvin "Magic Johnson as the NBA's all-time assist leader with his 16 dishes on February 1, 1995. Later that month (Feb. 18, 1995), he became the first player in NBA history to eclipse the 10,000-assist plateau and by season's end had captured his eighth assist title, tying Bob Cousy for an NBA record.
Card 99245
The 1st baseman batted .357 in the 1966 World Series. Three times during his career, Boog has clouted 3 home runs in a game. Last year, he topped the Orioles with 22 homers. Boog collected 11 RBI's in a 1966 double-header.
Card 56708
Stopping and popping better than anyone, the Nets averaged a league-best 27.3 points off pull-up jumpers in 2021-22. It doesn't take a detective to see why they're so successful in that category. Durant specializes in that move, pinning his sneakers to the hardwood and snapping up for quick points.
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Sam has a versatile toe. He was Philadelphia's leading scorer with 38 XPs and 9 field goals for 65 points. He also punted 37 times for a 41.9 average and handles the kick-off chores. He is second in lifetime field goals with 14.
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Drafted in 1985 in second round by Washington... Traded to Golden State in 1988.... Tallest player in NBA... Led NBA in blocked shots in 1986 and 1989... Hit 20 of 91 3-point field goals in 1988-89.
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The second sacker was dealt to the Indians from the Yankees in May of 1965. Pedro was the batting champ and the fielding champ in the Eastern League with Binghamton in 1960. Pedro led the Florida State League in base-hits
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Call a "go" route and watch Burks go fetch the football like a frisbee. The speedy playmaker built a reputation for blowing the top off secondaries and sprinting under deep passes. As a sophomore in 2020, the fleet-footed receiver finished ninth in the FBS in receptions of at least 40 yards (five).
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Don did some fine work on the mound for the Giants in 1954, both as a starting pitcher and as a relief man. He started 19 games and had 3 shut-outs to his credit. He was in a total of 28 games, with a 9 and 4 record. He worked 127 innings, and gave up 100 hits. He walked 55 men and struck out 44. His earned run average was 3.05. The Giants acquired Don in a trade with the Milwaukee Braves. 1953...
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Tigh resists but Ellen persuades him the President has lost her mind and that letting her meet with the Quorum will only cement Tigh's power. But Roslin's odd behavior was only a symptom of chamalla withdrawal and when she meets the other leaders, she has recovered. She condemns Adama's action and announces that she is the leader, spoken of in the scrolls of Phylia, who will lead the people to ...
Card 252191
Don't get excited! Paul and Ringo aren't really trying to strangle one another. They are just clowning it up in a friendly fight scene from A HARD DAY'S NIGHT. The boys never even raise their voices at one another.
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Zac established himself as one of the best pitchers early in 2023. He went 28-straight innings without allowing a run. He was also among the MLB strikeout leaders. In April, Zac had three games of double-digit strikeouts while walking no more than one batter. Through May 5, his ERA since the 2022 MLB All-Star Game of 1.83 was the sixth-lowest.
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A great team man. During a career that began in pro ball in 1931 he has played every infield position as well as outfield. With Cubs, Dodgers and Reds, before coming to Giants for 1948. In 1935 with Cubs, he set a major league record by playing in 154 games without hitting into a double play. Led the NL in bases on balls in 1943 and 1944 with 103 and 101.
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When the "chips were down" in the '54 Pennant race, Warren came through like a Champion. He won 11 straight games and had more than 20 Wins for the sixth season. With one of the smoothest deliveries in Baseball, Warren has been blazing his fast ball past N.L. batters for 10 years and has topped the Loop in S.0. 4 times. In '49 and '50 he led the N.L. in Wins.
Card 193887
A National League veteran, Chuck joined the Orioles last year and became one of the top Baltimore flychasers. Always a speedster, he has the ability to beat out close plays at first base and turn them into hits. This helped him place 2nd in Team Batting last season. Chuck entered the Majors in '47 with the Cards, went to the Giants in '52 and was drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in 1954.
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Besides the Honus Wagner card, there are three other rare and valuable shortprints from the 1909 T206 Set, and the group makes up what is called "The Big Four".
Card 508098
In 27 games for the Redbirds in 1950. Won 11, lost 9. Had an earned run average of 3.13, sixth lowest in the League. Began in organized baseball in 1934. With Cards briefly in 1938, and back again in 1939. With them until jumping to the Mexican League. Reinstated in 1949, and had a 5-4 record for Cards. Back in 1943 Max won 15 while. losing only 7. That year his earned run average was 1.90.
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One of the National League's top defensive Shortstops, Roy came to the Braves in a March deal with the Cubs this year. His Batting Average in '53 was his best in five seasons with Chicago. Roy led N.L. Shortstops in Putouts (332), Assists (541) and in Double plays in 1950. That season he also hit 21 Homers and drove in 85 Runs for the Cubs. In '42 Roy attended the Dodgers' tryout camp at Tulsa!...
Card 355529
With the pressure on and the D-backs trying to secure a Postseason spot, Zac was at his best. He set a new season high with 11 Ks vs. Giants, 9-25-24.
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Before Curry attempted 600 triples in 2012-13, there had only been nine instances in NBA history of a player hoisting that many treys in a season. Entering 2021-22, that number had ballooned all the way to 44 - including four in 2020-21-thanks in large part to the revolutionary style of the long-range superstar.
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Luis Aparicio played more games at shortstop, 2581, than anyone in Major League history.
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Devers raked .305 against right-handed pitchers and .323 at Fenway Park during another brilliant campaign in 2022. He earned his second straight MLB All-Star Game nod en route to leading the Red Sox in homers, RBI, runs (tied), slugging and OPS.
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Edwin's best pitch is a 90-mph change-up that dives in on righties and away from lefties. It has some of the best movement in Baseball. He struck out 35.9% of batters faced.
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Amed thrived in 2021 as Francisco Lindor's shortstop successor in Cleveland. He was the only player with six four-hit games, and he went 13-for-13 on steals.
Today's Curated Selection
Our curators select cards of interest every day of the year for display in the digital frames embedded in the ground beneath bulletproof glass on our Discovery Plaza. Today we have cards such as: Walt Judnich (Baseball), Mason Miller (Baseball), Dick Rudolph (Baseball), Caris LeVert (Basketball), Sam Baker (Football), Edwin Uceta (Baseball), Boog Powell (Baseball), Treylon Burks (Football), Ed Bouchee (Baseball), George Speaks To Technician (Trading), Clyde King (Baseball), Max Lanier (Baseball), Ken Heintzelman (Baseball), Brian Thomas, Jr. (Football), Coby White (Basketball), E.J. Speed (Football), Jordan Burroughs (Trading), Pat Stapleton (Hockey), Brandon Webb (Baseball), and Fragged (Trading).
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Curators selecting cards of interest for display on the Discovery Plaza

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Nearly 400,000 cards provide ample content for the Discovery Plaza