Discovery Plaza

September 27, 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.

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Jace churned out 57 extra-base hits (including 28 homers) in his 2023 full-season debut, cementing himself as a top-tier prospect. After opening 2024 at Triple-A, Jung was called to Detroit in August. He notched two knocks in his second Tigers game.
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Pippen was the first player since. Dave Gowens (1977-78 Celtics) to lead his team in PTS, REB, BLK, AST and STL. Last year, he was voted Best All-Around Player in a USA Today poll of NBA personnel.
Card 99441
Pitching - Junior pitchers should make the habit of pitching to a target, some spot on his catcher's person rather than the catcher's glove, held up for him to throw at. Smart batters can tell where the pitch. is coming and whether it is a fast ball or curve, if the catcher is too obvious in holding up a glove target. Pick out a belt buckle, some part of the shirt or protector and spot your pit...
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Most of the era's top stars are represented in the 1911 Turkey Red baseball card set, including a plethora of Hall of Famers: Mordecai Brown (#1), Ty Cobb (#9), Nap Lajoie (#23), Tris Speaker (#36), Cy Young (#42), Frank “Home Run” Baker (#78) and Walter Johnson (#99).
Card 98656
Bill came to the Yankees for the 1955 sea- son, in a big winter deal between the Yanks and the Orioles. He is a highly regarded young ball player, once a member of the Dodgers' organization. In 1954 he appeared in 125 games for the Orioles and hit .243. He had 100 hits, for 125 total bases, including 9 doubles, 5 triples and 2 homers. He batted in 27 runs and scored 28. 1953 was his first seaso...
Card 258700
The 'sinker ball' specialist opened the '52 season with the Pirates and went to the Cards in mid-season. In '53 he gets his first crack at the American League. Bill pitched for San Francisco from '43 through '48 and was brought up to the Majors after a 17-7 season in his last year with the Seals. A relief ace, Bill appeared in 59 games for the Pirates in '51 to set an all-time Buc record. He at...
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Low-grade commons in the 1909 T206 Set can be bought for as little as about $15-$25.
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Elly consistently racks up victories against Statcast with throws over 99 mph. He also expertly used his elite speed to swipe 40 bags before July. On June 24, he homered off the riverboat in center field of Great American Ball Park.
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A hustling, all-out ballplayer, Ted had 8 Stolen Bases for the Cardinals in 1972. He struck out only 26 times in 1971, fewer times than any Cardinal regular, and was one of toughest in NL to fan, whiffing only once in every 20 trips to the plate. Ted had a 43-game errorless streak in '71. Ted was originally a catcher.
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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 52766
A former All-American at the University of Michigan, Red Berenson became one of the most exciting players in the NHL after being traded to St. Louis last season. He's a speed merchant on skates and can play all three forward positions. Red's hobbies: hunting, fishing and canoeing.
Card 54112
He celebrated his first season in professional baseball by pitching a no-hit no-run game for Waterbury in 1926. Went to Cincinnati Reds two years later. He spent the following year at Columbus in the American Association, but came. back to the big show with the Cleveland Indians for whom he pitched several years. He was traded to the Red Sox, later went to Newark in another deal. At Newark won ...
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A cool customer who doesn't get rattled on the bump, Cristian stays ahead primarily on the strength of his off-speed stuff, including an impressive curve and slider. "He's 21 years old, and he acts like he's 30 years old," D-backs skipper Torey Lovullo gushes. "And that goes a long way with me when I'm gonna choose to put somebody in this environment."
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Doubs went from role player to star in 2020, elevating his play, deepening his connection with quarterback Carson Strong and accomplishing a milestone. The junior wideout caught 58 receptions, including nine scores, and topped 1,000 receiving yards for the first time.
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Perry has emerged as one of Packers' leading receivers. As a collegian he earned All-ECAC Player of the Year honors as senior.
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Game film from Week 17 shows how Njoku managed to earn a Pro Bowl nod in 2023 for the first time in his seventh NFL season. The Browns TE had six catches several of them spectacular for 134 yards in a win over the Jets, but still made sure to hold the fort on all of his blocking responsibilities along the way.
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The outfielder hit safely in all 7 World Series games last year, compiling a .379 batting mark. Ron led the club in RBIs in 1965. Ron topped L.A. with 28 doubles in 1965
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Dollard, after six years in the NHL has never played more than 64 games in a season and until last year had never managed to take part in more than 58. Injuries and sickness of one sort or another have dogged his career and prevented him from putting his best foot forward. Every season, just as he seems to be coming into brilliance he's knocked onto the shelf and seldom has the time to get roll...
Card 99525
Over the past four seasons, Red has established himself as one of the ABA's most consistent performers and certainly one of its most under rated. He was the leading rebounder for the New Orleans Buccaneers for three campaigns and ranked 5th, 2nd & 3rd in the ABA those years with averages of 12.2 in 1967-68, 13.5 in 1968-69 and 16.2 in 1969-70.
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Zappe transferred to Western Kentucky for a chance to throw the ball, and the Victoria, Texas, product took advantage of it. In the Hilltoppers' all-field attacking air scheme, he broke the FBS records for yards and TD passes in a season. "It's been the best decision of my life," the signal-caller said.
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Did a good job for Tigers in first season for them (1950). Batted .277 in 157 games, and drove in 75 runs. Hit .290 in 145 games in 1949. Drove in 63 runs. At end of 1949 season was traded to the Bengals from the Browns. Came up through the minors to the Yankees in 1941. Sent to the Senators for 1943. At end of 1947 campaign, St. Louis purchased Jerry's services from Washington for $25,000.
Card 53060
They call "Al" Milnar "Happy", and there's no reason why the Cleveland Indian southpaw shouldn't be, unless it's the fact that the Indians failed to win the pennant in 1940. Milnar was one of the outstanding hurlers in the American League last year, blossoming forth with 18 wins against only 10 losses in what was really his second full season in the majors. Milnar finished 15 of the 33 games he...
Card 53066
Each 1911 Turkey Red masterpiece bears a colorful and highly detailed player depiction on large, thick cardstock measuring 5-3/4” x 8”. A larger border area is reminiscent of a picture frame with the player identified at the lower edge.
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The righthander won 8 games in a row to close the 1967 season. He then lost a tough 2-1 World Series opener. Jose hit a home run in his first World Series at bat.
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Had a .285 batting average in 1950. In 115 games. Total hits were 117, good for 183 bases. Tommy hit 11 homers and drove in 44 runs. In organized ball since 1941. Began with Fresno of the California League. With Fresno and Springfield in 1942. Then spent 3 years in the service. With Fresno in 1946, Houston in 1947, and Columbus in 1948. Came up to the majors with Cards in 1949.
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The Rockets' second draft selection in 1977, Robert possesses great rebounding, jumping and defensive ability. He was a First Team All-American selection of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics during his senior campaign at St. Mary's. Robert helped the Rattlers win 4 straight Big State Conference titles. He had 1,509 points in his career.
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With a lifetime batting average of .308 and a tremendous slugging average, Johnny swings one of heaviest bats in NL. For second consecutive year Johnny and Ralph Kiner tied for lead in NL home run department. It was also third time he had hit forty or more home runs, a new NL record. Only National Leaguer who has four times hit three home runs in one game.
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As a youngster, Walter worked in a gold mine in northern Ontario, but the Rangers got him a safer job because of his hockey talent. He's the only NHL player born in Germany. Walt seldom gives up the puck. Tkaczuk was a summer bridegroom!
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Geordi La Forge was born blind but compensated with the use of a prosthetic VISOR that enabled him to see multiple spectrums of light. He joined the U.S.S. Enterprise as a lieutenant, junior grade, but rapidly moved up to the position of chief engineer. La Forge was the child of two Starfleet officers and spent most of his life aboard ships.
Card 51783
Dear Diary, A funny thing happened today. We were all set to go on stage, but George was late. Just before the curtain went up, George came running over to us. He had been swimming and lost track of the time. His hair wasn't combed and he was still dripping wet. George performed with his hair hanging over his face. The audience screamed their approval. John
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: Jace Jung (Baseball), Mike Lieberthal (Baseball), Perry Kemp (Football), Johnny (Big John) Mize (Baseball), Red Robbins (Basketball), Bob Harmon (Baseball), Slim Sallee (Baseball), Addie Joss (Baseball), Romeo Doubs (Football), Marcelino Lopez (Baseball), Rony Seikaly (Basketball), Taysom Hill (Football), Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr (Trading), Red Kleinow (Baseball), Hank Edwards (Baseball), Dollard St. Laurent (Hockey), Rufus Crawford (Baseball), "Ken" Chase (Baseball), Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge (Trading), and Bob WIlson (Baseball).
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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