Discovery Plaza

March 4, 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.

Falcons all-time leading rusher and run-scorer with 6,631 yards and 48 touchdowns...Holds 10 other club rushing marks, including most yards gained in season (1,719 in 1985), most yards gained in game (202 against New Orleans, 1984), and most 100-yard games in season (nine, 1985)... Missed almost half of 1988 season with knee injury, but named NFC offensive player of week for 115 rushing and 64 ...

Because most of the cards in the 1909 T206 Set have more than one advertising back, the number for a master set would be in the thousands.

Stanley Frank Musial nicknamed "The Man" by Brooklyn fans because of hitting in Ebbets Field. Started baseball as pitcher but has played in 4 World's Series and 9 All Star games as a Cardinal outfielder. Named N.L. Most Valuable player three times. Led or tied for N.L. lead 4 times for no. games played, 4 times for runs scored, 5 times for no. of hits, 6 times for no. of doubles, 5 times for tr...

The Alabama collegian played shooting guard and small forward last year. But at 6-foo4, he'll probably settle into a guard position in the NBA. Regardless, this outside gunner can shoot he's the Crimson Tide's all-time leader in treys made and attempted in a career and a season.

A fine defensive player, Bob will be helping out Joe Torre behind the plate as well as seeing some service at first base. Bob has excellent power and can be a reliable pinch-hitter. In 1960, Bob led the A.A. with 779 putouts.

Max, 23, established himself in 2016 as a core player for the Twins. His first home run was a walk-off on June 12; his fourth and fifth produced a team rookie-record seven RBI on July 2; and his 12th through 14th all came in the same game on August 1.

Playing for Dick Williams at Toronto, Mike made the switch from shortstop to second base in 1966. Last year, the second sacker finished third on the Red Sox in batting. A top athlete, Mike was All-America in college. Mike batted .308 in the 1967 World Series.

Pound for pound, the 1909 Honus Wagner T206 is the most expensive card in the world with one selling for $3.1 million.

Del is a good catcher. His fielding percentage in 1953 of .988 was only one point behind the average that led the league. He had 695 total chances and made only 8 errors. He had 22 doubles among his 99 hits, and his batting average was .236. In both 1949 and 1951 he tied for the most double plays by a catcher in the National League. He's been in baseball since 1941 and with the Cards since 1945.

Completing his first full season with The Twins last year, Ted's 7 triples tied him for the club lead. The tall, lefthanded batter had compiled a sensational record in the minor leagues, including two batting championships. A real speedster, he has been clocked at 3.6 seconds in getting down to first base.

Because of a broken elbow, received in the All-Star game, Ted was in only 89 games in 1950. But he made good use of those 89 appearances. He batted .317. Slammed 28 homers. Knocked in 97 runs. In 1949, led the League in homers (49), runs scored (160), total bases (368), two-base hits (39). Tied for lead in runs driven in (159). Voted League's most valuable piayer, 1949 and 1946.

Each 1916 Sporting News M101-4 card features a sepia image with the player’s name, team, position and the card number identified at the lower white border.

Jordan was a top 100 prospect from 2020- 22 and has now transitioned to relief.

In completing his 10th campaign with the Colts in 1989, Ray started all 16 regular-season games and was accorded his 4th consecutive Pro Bowl selection (3rd as a starter). Ray enjoys reputation as one of the NFL's finest centers. He switched from linebacker to center as Georgia sophomore.

Gerrit blazed through his first season in Houston, populating almost every important AL leaderboard. On May 4, he spun a 16-strikeout one-hit shutout. His pre-MLB All-Star game 177 SOs set a team record.

Davy Crockett was a born frontiersman! As a young boy he knew every tree and trail and could whip a pack of wolves or take on a bear single handed! Davy became a great Indian fighter and defeated the Creek Tribe that terrorized the frontier. He was a leader among men and a fighter for freedom. Heroes like Davy Crockett made America great.

Bill, who played at second and third bases for the Cubs in 1952, appeared in a total of 122 games, hitting .274. He was on his way to a great season in 1951, was batting .333 when he fractured his wrist in a game early in May. Did not appear in the Cubs' line-up the rest of that season. He's been with Chicago since the end of the 1949 season.

When you think of the Patriots offense, words such as unstoppable, powerful and relentless more than likely come to mind. Helping the team earn such a strong reputation, Edelman has developed into one of the most reliable receivers in the NFL. Not bad for a guy who exclusively played quarterback in college.

A handy man to have around, Bob can play the infield or outfield. Often used as a pinch-runner because of his great speed, Bob scored the winning run seven times during the 1964 season. Bob led the Appalachian League with a .353 B.A.

Never did Batman face greater peril! When the Caped Crusader answered a desperate cry for help from Gotham River, he found himself the target of a jet-propelled attack.

The backs of the 1916 Sporting News M101-4 black and white cards were customized and created for distribution through a variety of advertisers such as The Sporting News, Altoona Tribune, Gimbel’s Department Stores, Standard Biscuit, Weil Baking Company, and other smaller companies.

Jessie was a strong contributor during her four years at Maryland and ranks fourth all-time for career points, fifth in rebounds and third in blocks. She was named to the AIl-ACC Conference first team in her junior and senior years.

Last year Jose topped the Indians with 40 stolen bases, though he finished 2nd in the A.L. to his cousin, Bert Campaneris, of the Oakland Athletics. Jose led the sophomore leave with 35 homers in 1961.

Marv had a good year for the Syracuse Chiefs in 1954, hitting .303 in 151 games. He had 22 home runs, 30 doubles and 10 triples for 274 total bases. Marv batted in 76 runs. Marv began in Baseball as a member of the Giants farm system, and first played with Lawton of the Sooner State League in 1947. Syracuse purchased his contract in July from Minneapolis. He was a 3 sports star in Prep school i...

"I was planning to use this year to get ready for next year," said Hill. He surprised even himself by coming back from a long string of ankle injuries to make his seventh NBA All-Star Game.

Saved many a game for the Senators in 1933 Principally used to relieve a pitcher when he was getting his bumps and generally came through. A right-hander, in batting and throwing. Six feet, one inch tall and weighs around 175. Has plenty of stuff. Born Paris, Tex., in 1905 and began professional career there. Bought by Red Sox from Paris Club in 1925. Remained with Boston until traded to Clevel...

In 2000-01, for the first time in his nine-year NHL career, Bill reached the 40-goal plateau. He also led the NHL in games played (85) after his arrival from Edmonton via trade.

Winner of the E.P.H.L. Most Valuable Player award, J.C. is starting his 6th season on the Montreal defence. Crucial games and play-offs seem to bring the best out of J.C. and he always emerges as a star in these important games.

Why are scouts so confident Kobe can adapt to the NBA? Excellent grades; the experience of traveling Europe with a father (Joe "Jellybean" Bryant) who played 16 years of pro ball; and a scoring average of 30.7 PPG...to name three reasons. Washington's Tim Legler, who played with Bryant in a summer Icugue, offered this: "There were 10-12 NBA players in the gym, and it was difficult to tell the d...

The same year Topps. made sports history with its first annual set of baseball cards, the company released one of its seminal non-sports compilations. With the Korean War raging half a world away, Wings celebrated many of the aircraft flown by U.S., Britain and other nations' pilots. Fronts feature classic color paintings based on photos provided by the New York Herald Tribune, then one of the ...

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: Max Kepler (Baseball), Julian Edelman (Football), Bob Tillman (Baseball), "Ol' Os" Vitt (Baseball), Poison Pellet (Trading), Nap Lajoie (Baseball), Donnie Freeman (Basketball), Moses Malone (Basketball), Julius Solters (Baseball), Superman And Supergirl (Trading), Joe Jackson (Baseball), Eric Washington (Basketball), Mike Andrews (Baseball), Sal Yvars (Baseball), Stan Musial (Baseball), Bob Shawkey (Baseball), Dave Morehead (Baseball), Tim Horton (Hockey), Kirill Kaprizov (Hockey), and Bob Bescher (Baseball).