Discovery Plaza

November 24, 2025

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 255540
The righthander didn't win or lose a game as he worked out of the bullpen for the Giants last season. Ron led the P.C.L. in wins in 1961.
Card 500051
Britton was a winner in 1989 and was high on the leaderboard several times last season in several of the prestigious events... He tied for seventh at the Masters and was fourth alone at Shoal Creek in the PGA Championship... His best finish of the season was a third place in the Hardee's Golf Classic... He turned in a final-round 65 and missed the playoff by one stroke.
Card 254605
The Clippers' 2nd-leading scorer in 1980-81, Phil contributed 372 Assists, 84 Steals & 18 Blocked Shots for club. Phil played on 3 WCAC championship teams at San Francisco.
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When Joe was traded to San Diego in December '89, he gave the Padres an exciting power hitter with surprising speed. He showed the NL an example of how he can dominate a game when he hit his fifth career grand slam in a 13-3 win over the Giants in '90 and drove in seven runs. In '89, Joe smashed three home runs in one game twice to tie Lou Gehrig's AL record of four times in a career. Joe also ...
Card 107224
Watch Rick Ferrell of the Red Sox handle high foul balls. He has the knack of a quick start and ability to sense to the direction of the foul without loss of time. By experience a catcher learns to tell the angle of the foul, by the position of the batsman's club at the moment it meets the ball, a thing that young catchers will not master for years. Don't make the mistake of whipping off your m...
Card 98769
Three years with Yanks as a standout break-away runner, safety man, blocker and pass receiver. Led 1949 Yanks in rushing with 495 yards and in scoring with 48 points. Returned 20 kicks 487 yards, and caught 12 passes for 171 yards. All-American, U. of Illinois, 1944. Former NCAA and NAAU sprint champ. Holds world record, 45-yard dash.
Card 56660
Started the 1951 season with Dodgers. In 35 games, hitting .226. Finished the campaign with Cincinnati. In 41 games, hitting .320. Had 3 home runs, 1 triple, 9 doubles. In addition to the Dodgers and Reds, Hank has played for the Indians and the Cubs. First hit majors in 1941.
Card 190591
Dusty saw only limited action last year as the Giants shifted their outfield around in an attempt to find a winning combination. A powerful swing-from-the-heels type of batter, Dusty can sock 'em out of the park when a run is most needed. In the '54 Series he won 3 games against the Indians by belting 2 homers and ringing up a nifty .667 mark.
Card 57333
"He'll be a real force in three or four years," NBA superscout Marty Blake said about Rik when he was the second player drafted (after Danny Manning) in 1988. After only two years, those words are already true. Rik played in every regular-Season game in 1989-90, led the Pacers in blocked shots, finished 2nd in rebounding and 4th in scoring, and shot excellent percentages from the floor and the ...
Card 52501
A three-time NASCAR champion, Waltrip will spend another season third on the all-time NASCAR victory list with 84 career wins. He will be looking to break his tie with Bobby Allison (84) with his first victory of 1995. The 47-year-old driver/owner of the Western Auto Chevrolet finished ninth in the overall Winston Cup standings, 88 points behind 24-year-old, Jeff Gordon.
Card 58176
On July 16, 2022, fans in Los Angeles were cheering on the top prospect of their league rivals. Probably for the final time, too. Hassell got a hand from the Chavez Ravine crowd after singling up the middle to drive in a run at the futures contest, his first of what should be many road hits at the famed stadium.
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Cassell led the ACC and set a Florida State record for STL in 1992-93. . . Combined with Bob Sura to give FSU NCAA's #1 backcourt in PPG and RPG... Scored double figures in 33 of 35 G.
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The 1909 T206 Set, and other tobacco cards, were often viewed as evil, encouraging gambling and tobacco use among children.
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J.P. has a unique knack of grinding out at-bats. Both his .294 batting average and .333 on- base percentage after reaching an 0-2 count in 2022 tied for the highest in the Majors (75 or more instances).
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Santonio has been stretching defenses throughout his two NFL seasons. His 18.1 yards per reception led the NFL in 2007, and his 17.5 career mark ranks sixth all time (100+ catches) in Pittsburgh. His biggest play so far has been an 83-yarder on the first play from scrimmage in a 41-24 road victory over the St. Louis Rams on December 20, 2007.
Card 51750
Some collectors assume the name and team printed at the bottom of the 1909 T206 Set cards is in black ink but it is actually dark brown.
Card 98848
Yankees fans were worried about Gerrit's slow start to begin 2022 but then he reeled off five great games in a row (1.69 ERA, 30.2% strikeout rate).
Card 51902
Inspect the 2006 Topps Allen & Ginter card highlighting Zack Greinke of the Royals; facts revealed include 328 innings twirled, 214 punch-outs and an ERA of 4.99 - not to mention him 2 complete games.
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Since 2014, Charlie's .305 batting average is the fourth-best in Baseball. He's taken well to his new position of right field, being named a finalist for a fielding award in 2020. He hit .500 during the first 17 games of 2020, the fifth to do so since WWII.
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In 1950 at Baltimore, Bob set an International League record by playing 60 games and handling 329 chances without an error. Playing with Allentown in 1946, his first year of pro ball, he hit .347 and .315 at Rochester in '47. The Cards called him up at the end of the 1948 season, but he only got to the plate once and was sent down. In '51 he made good with the Browns.
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A seasoned veteran with the zeal of a rookie, Walt shows enthusiasm if he's on the bench, knocking elbows with an opposing forward or moving to the backcourt. Scored 25 points in playoff game vs. Utah in 1971. Walt was a high school soccer player!
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Anthony paced the National League in doubles last season. He hiked his batting average for the third consecutive year to finish No. 4 in the circuit. Anthony led NL 3rd sackers in FLD% (.981) in 2018.
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Paul was the scoring leader in the N.B.A. last season and registered the finest per game average. Winning the title is nothing new to him - he was king in 1951-52 with 1674 points. Regarded as the finest jump shooter in the game, Paul scored 10 straight baskets in a game against the Nats in 1956!
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The Halliwell sisters may have inherited witchy powers, but paying the bills is still a challenge. While Piper runs the hip restaurant Quake, Prue lands a job at Buckland's Auction House. Flirtatious Phoebe may get a big break as a model when she catches the eye of famous photographer Stefan. Andy and Prue rekindle their romance, and he warns her about the mysterious disappearances of single wo...
Card 229182
Traded from Bosox to Chisox, during past winter. Won 15 and lost 10 for Boston in 1950. Appeared in 39 games, Began in organized baseball with Troy in 1937. Started in the majors with Cleveland in 1939. It wasn't until Sept. 1943, with the Red Sox to whom he had been traded, that Joe made his first big-league error. Had accepted 153 chances in 156 consecutive games for a League record.
Card 150670
Kevin nearly won the Indianapolis 500 in 1986 in a late race battle with Bobby Rahal. Cogan began his career at age eleven when he raced dune buggies in the California desert.
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Bill Rigney has managed the Angels since the formation of the ballclub in 1961. In 1938, Bill began his professional playing career at Spokane as a shortstop. Throughout his minor and major league playing days, the infielder rotated from short to second base and third base. In 1946, Bill broke in to the old New York Giant lineup. He became a valuable utility performer for the club and in 1952 h...
Card 56972
An experienced and well-traveled hurler, Mel pitched himself onto the St. Louis staff on the strength of his fine 10-3 record at Denver in 1967. He was used as a starter and reliever and posted a. respectable 2.67 earned run average. Last season, Mel got his first starting assignment on June 23 and he responded by beating the Atlanta Braves 3-1. In 1960, Mel won 13 games at Spokane.
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Ken Brett: Ken only got into nine game for Louisville last year, but it was enough to register an impressive 3.10 earned run average. The 20 year old is a lefthander! Gerry Moses: Gerry arrives with his catching gear at Fenway Park in 1969 hopefully for a long stay. The backstop has been in the Red Sox organization since 1964. Gerry bats righthanded, stands 6'3", and weighs 210 pounds.
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Eric, who led the Rangers in goals and points during the 2001-02 season, had nine power-play goals in 2002-03-upping his career total to 103 PPGs.
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 Bellamy (Basketball), Darrell Waltrip (Trading), Sam Cassell (Basketball), Del Pratt (Baseball), Qadry Ismail (Football), Claude Young (Football), Robert Hassell (Baseball), Santonio Holmes (Football), Larry Parrish (Baseball), Rik Smits (Basketball), Ron Herbel (Baseball), Joe Moore (Baseball), Anthony Rendon (Baseball), Dmitri Filimonov (Hockey), Bill Britton (Trading), 04.01 Authorized Personnel Only: Meant To Be (Trading), Hank Edwards (Baseball), Phil Smith (Basketball), Calvin Murphy (Basketball), and Eric Lindros (Hockey).
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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