Discovery Plaza

March 21, 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.

Gilligan's Island ran for three years 1964-1967) in its original situation comedy format. During this time, there were 98 episodes produced. Gilligan's Island was continuously ranked in the Top 20 Nielson ratings. During its run, it was on three different nights and at three different times, but always won its time slot. In 1967, it was scheduled for a fourth season, but was bumped off the air.

Ron has proven his value to the Eagles by tossing 52 TD passes in 3 years with club. Eagles' Jerry Norton returned an interception 99 yds. for TD in a 1957 game vs. Giants.

A fine puck-carrier who also likes to play aggressively. Good playmaker. Assist totals usually high. Voted top defenseman and first team All-Star in CHL with Omaha, 1969-70. Good on power play, Mike has strong, low shot from the point. Played on two championship teams in 1969-70. Right-handed defensemen are a rarity in recent years. Mike is a good one.

Quick reflexes and good balance enable this young man to excel at his position. Ron led the Boston club in pass interceptions last season. He grabbed off a total of four and batted down several dozen more enemy tosses. Ron was chosen All-Conference at Missouri Valley.

McMillan's versatility makes him a matchup nightmare against any defense. He can create havoc after the catch, pouring on the speed and darting through traffic past the first-down marker. Also an excellent jump-ball threat, the wideout uses his 6-foot-5 frame to come down with contested snags.

Although peace had been reached in 1632, Opechancanough's loathing of the English settlers did not subside. That hatred burned silently inside him for a dozen years until it erupted in April 1644. Although he was over 100 years old by then, Opechancanough ordered a series of assaults on colonial settlements along the York and Pamunkey rivers. The colonists were caught totally off guard and as m...

Harry came in to his own with the Reds last year. He began in organized baseball in 1942. In 1946 with Ogden of the Pioneer League he won 23 games and lost only 6 for a percentage of .793. He joined the Reds at the end of the 1947 season. He won 22 with Tulsa in 1948. Rejoined the Reds at the end of the 1949 season and has been with them ever since.

Death and destruction came to the streets of New York as the flying saucers attacked the busiest city in the world. Despite warnings of the impending raids by newspapers and radios, citizens conducted their business as usual on the city streets. Martian spaceships appeared without any warning, blasting and burning the New York skyline with their penetrating power. People panicked at the sight o...

If Henderson and his teammates discussed birthdates during his final season in the bigs (2003), he could have unloaded quite a line on Jason Romano: "I'll never forget the day you were born." That day was June 24, 1979, when Henderson made his debut for Oakland by playing a doubleheader and notching the first of his 1,406 career steals.

Started in majors with Braves in 1939. Spent 1939 to 1942 between Boston and Newark. Was sold to Yankees in 1942, but joined service before playing. Split 1946 with New York and A's. Next season he set a major league record for fielding by third basemen with .988. In 1948 he hit .310 for A's in 148 games and led AL third basemen again in fielding.

Tough is the best word to describe Art. He can pound away at the enemy all afternoon and still be full of fight when the game-ending gun goes off. As a tackler, he seldom misses.

A Cards' coach since '51, Mike has played every position on the field. In '33 he led the Western League in Batting with .380. He topped American Assn. Pitchers with 20 wins at Columbus in '35 and led the International League with 24 at Rochester in '40. Mike played 4 years for the Cards and 6 for the Red Sox, with a 12-7 pitching mark for Boston in '44. In his 27 years in pro ball Mike won fame...

Howie has been a member of the White Sox longer than any other player on the team. He came up to the Sox in 1948 from Waterloo, where he won 16 and lost 8 in 1947, his second year in organized ball. A former University of Illinois star, he had a 4-5 record in 1948 and the following year he won only 1 game, while losing 14. Howie was used mostly in relief in 1950 and posted a 2-3 record. He had ...

With only one year's college football experience, gained at little Langston University, Maurice Bassett came to the Browns last season, overcame a training camp injury to take over as the No. 1 fullback. No. 1 ground gainer for the Browns last season and No. 5 in the N.F.L. Important figure in giving pass protection for Otto Graham. Double Wingback Formation

Last year, Dean pitched sensationally as he led the Twins' staff with 16 wins, six shutouts, 234 strikeouts and fifteen complete games. In 1964, Dean won the Cy Young Award.

"The Red Baron" astounded the hockey world by exploding for six goals in one game last season. He's the first superstar in the West Division. Swift skater and clever playmaker. Former All-American in college hockey.

The unanimous choice as NBA Rookie of the Year last season, "Ernie D" led the league in assists average with 8.2 per game and in free throw percentage with .902. He provided the catalyst which brought the Braves to a playoff berth with his ability to direct a fastbreak and his uncanny knack of handling the ball. Ernie gained fame in college with his ball handling and passing wizardry. Ernie mar...

Captain Universe is a title taken by those who receive the power of the Uni-Power. The Uni-Power is a manifestation of the Universe itself, a sentient energy field that seeks out people in great peril and bonds with them. When the Uni-Power chooses a partner, it endows that person with the powers, memories, and costume of Captain Universe.

In becoming a 20-game winner in 1973 at age of 22, Bert ranks as the 13th youngest pitcher in modern baseball history and the 38th youngest of all time to have achieved such a feat.

The list of switch-hitters who tallied at least 300 total bases and 25 steals in a season more than twice is a short one. Here goes: Beltran. That's it. Putting plenty of distance between himself and his contemporaries and predecessors, the perennial All-Star cleared those outstanding offensive totals a record five times.

Switched from the White Sox to the Senators after 10 games in 1950. On the mound 22 times for the Nats. Won 9, lost 10. Belonged at one time to the Indians. While with the Baltimore Orioles in 1947, Bob was voted the outstanding southpaw of the International League. Bothered by wildness with Orioles in 1948. In 1949, with White Sox, had a record of 10-6. In service 3 years.

Anna and Sydney have seconds to memorize the code as it dissolves before their eyes. After analysis, the code leads to a church in Spain where Sydney battles Anna over another clue to the Rambaldi mystery. Back in LA, Francie thinks her fiancé is cheating on her, and recruits Sydney to spy on him. Will kisses Sydney again, embarrassing both of them. When Jack cancels a dinner date with sydney,...

Was three-time All-American choice at UCLA. Became UCLA's top career rebounder with 1370 grabs.

The cards in the 1909 T206 Set were mass produced and, despite being more than 100 years old, most are relatively easy to find.

Baseball's official laugh-producer, is now on his fourth annual tour of the nation's ball parks. The diamond comedian, who has made more than 50,000,000 people laugh in his long clowning career, was one of the best pitchers in the International League when he played with Jersey City in 1919. He won 20 games for Jersey City, a last place club, and 10 of these were shutouts, still the league reco...

Dave made his entrance into Major League ball felt by the two top A.L. teams last year. He tamed the tough Indians 4 times and chopped down the pennant-winning Yankees twice, without a defeat. Son of George Sisler, Hall of Fame First Baseman, Dave graduated Princeton University before starting his baseball career. During '56 he started 14 games, among which were a two and a four hitter.

Batman and Robin had trailed the Pudgy Plunderer across the sea to Holland. But now the tables were turned - and the wind was carrying them into the Penguin's gunsights!

"Bobo" is one of the most fabulous characters in diamond history. He holds the record for playing on most Major League teams (9), and has worn the uniform of 6 of the 8 AL teams. A good many of his teammates and opponents were in the cradle when he played his 1st pro ball game in 1928. He's a member of the exclusive 200-win club and yet has lost more ball games in the Majors than he has won. Th...

Dave was used mainly in relief by the Boston Braves in 1952. He appeared in 22 games, of which he started but 3. Worked 45 innings, giving up 38 hits. He won 1 and lost 1. He's only been in organized baseball since 1948. First came to the majors at the end of the 1950 season with Boston after compiling a 6-5 record for their Milwaukee team, then in the American Association.

Injuries have plagued Art during his career, but that doesn't stop him from being a top lineman. He can pull out of the line to lead interference and throws some of the hardest blocks.

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: Ernie DiGregorio (Basketball), Manny Sanguillen (Baseball), Corey Seager (Baseball), 01.04 A Broken Heart: Who's The Enemy? (Trading), Eddie Morgan (Baseball), Andy Russell (Football), Indian Fury! (Trading), Dustin Pedroia (Baseball), Scott Niedermayer (Hockey), Nikola Jokic (Basketball), Bruce Smith (Football), Kevin Kelly (Baseball), Kendrick Nunn (Basketball), Nick Martinez (Baseball), Rickey Henderson (Baseball), Jonathan Marchessault (Hockey), Stanley Roberts (Basketball), Tom Downey (Baseball), Howie Judson (Baseball), and Dean Chance (Baseball).