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What is your favorite Olympic memory? The Americans beating the Russians for hockey gold? Sarah Hughes skating to gold? Eric Heiden skating for new world records? Michael Owens? We all love the Olympics,
even people who follow no other sports. Is it patriotism, the thrill of the competition or the fact that they are amateurs working harder to win than multimillion dollar athletes? Whatever the reason, find all your Olympic heroes here.
'91 Olympic Hall of Famers #71
Bob Beamon
 | '91 Olympic Hall of Famers #71.....................................$1 |
| '96 Centennial Olympic Games #95.....................................$1 |
Joan Benoit-Samuelson
| '96 Centennial Olympic Games #67.....................................$1 |
Harriet Bland
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #2.............$1 |
Usain Bolt
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Ralph Boston
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #83............$1 |
Don Bragg
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #17............$1 |
Leroy Burrell
| '91 Classic World Class Athletes #14......................................$2 |
Milt Campbell
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #26............$1 |
Linford ChristieThe European Carl Lewis/Michael Johnson.
| '93 Fax Pax #28.............................$3 |
Mike Conley
| 1991 Slam Fest #9...........................$1 |
Shawn Crawford
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Glenn Davis
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #97............$1 |
Babe DidricksonNicknamed "Babe" for her ability to hit homeruns as a child, Mildred was one of the greatest female athletes in Olympic history. After winning two gold medals and a silver, she went on to be a very succesfull professional golfer, winning 12 majors(including 3 U.S. Opens).
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians................$2 |
| '96 Centennial Olympic Games #22............$2 |
Harrison Dillard
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #88............$1 |
Walter Dix
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Charles Dumas
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #13............$1 |
Lee Evans
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #40............$1 |
Ray Ewry
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #22............$1 |
Ron Freeman
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #66............$1 |
1992 U.S. Olympic cards Hall of Fame #33
Bruce Jenner
| 1983 Olympic Heroes #21(decathalon)..................$2 |
| 1992 U.S. Olympic cards Hall of Fame #33................$2 |
| 1983 U.S. Olympic cards Hall of Fame #33 TFA graded NMMT+ 8.5 ser. #110057063........................$12 |
Dave Johnson
| '91 Classic World Class Athletes #19.........$2 |
| '91 Classic World Class Athletes #60 racing with Dan O'Brien........$2 |
Michael JohnsonOne of the greatest runners in U.S. Olympic history.
| '92 U.S. Olympicards #87 Rookie...........$10 |
| '92 World Class Athletes #15...............$7 |
Al Joyner
| '92 Classic World Class Athletes #18.........$1 |
Florence Griffith Joyner "Flo-Jo"
| '92 Classic World Class Athletes #22.......................................$4 |
Sally Gunnell
| '93 Fax Pax #30.............................$2 |
Jim Hines
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #70............$2 |
Sim Iness
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #84............$1 |
Jackie Joyner-Kersee
| '91 Classic World Class Athletes #20.........$3 |
| '92 U.S. Olympicards #88....................$4 |
| '92 U.S. Olympicards Hopeful profiles Insert #HP7....................$7 |
| '93 Fax Pax #31.............................$4 |
Bernard Lagat
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Carl LewisLewis is one of only four Olympic athletes to win nine gold medals and one of only three to win the same individual event four times. In 1984, Lewis
matched Jesse Owens' feat of winning four gold medals with victories in the 100m, the 200m, the long jump and the 4x100m relay. At the 1988 Seoul Games, Lewis gained a second gold medal in
the 100m after Ben Johnson was disqualified. He also defended his long jump title and finished second in the 200m. At the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, Lewis won
a third gold medal in the long jump, defeating world record holder Mike Powell by three centimetres. He also anchored the world record-setting U.S. relay team.
In 1996, Lewis barely qualified for the U.S. Olympic squad, placing third in the long jump trials by only three centimetres. At the Atlanta Games, he needed all
three jumps to qualify for the final. In the final, he moved into first place with his third jump and no one was able to catch him.
| '91 Foot Locker Slam Fest Limited Edition #8 of 10............................$2 |
| '92 World Class Athletes #1.................$4 |
| '92 World Class Athletes #58................$4 |
| '93 Fax Pax #33.............................$4 |
| 2006 Allen & Gintner's #308.................$2 |
Madeline Manning
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #54............$1 |
Bob MathiasBob became the youngest Olympic gold medalist in a track and field event in 1948 in London, when he won the decathlon at 17. It was
only his third decathlon competition, having qualified for the Olympics by winning two events in the United States. At the 1952 Games in Helsinki, Finland, he became the first
athlete to repeat as Olympic champion in the decathlon. Earlier that year, he played fullback for Stanford in its Rose Bowl appearance. Though the Washington
Redskins drafted him, he never signed. Mathias also won the 1948 Sullivan Award as the nation's top amateur athlete. After retiring from sports, Mathias served as a Republican
congressman representing California from 1967-74, serving four terms. Following his political career, Mathias became the first director of the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs.
He also is a member of the U.S. Olympic and national track and field halls of fame. Mathias was the Associated Press male athlete of the year in 1952.
| '92 U.S. Olympic cards Hall of Fame #5..................................$2 |
| '93 Topps Greatest Olympians #59.................................$2 |
| '96 Centennial Olympic Games #19................................$2 |
Bobby Morrow
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #61............$1 |
Edwin Moses
| '92 U.S. Olympic cards Hall of Fame #25.............................$2 |
Dan O'Brien
| '91 Classic World Class Athletes #60 racing with Dave Johnson........$2 |
| '91 Classic World Class Athletes #53........$2 |
| 1992 U.S. Olympicards #89...............$2 |
Al OerterOerter won gold medals in 1956, 1960, 1964 and 1968. Oerter and Carl
Lewis are the only track and field stars to capture the same event in
four consecutive Olympics. Oerter, however, is the only one to set an
Olympic record in each of his victories.
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #1.............$2 |
| '96 Centennial Olympic Games #28................................$1 |
'92 U.S. Olympic cards Hall of Fame #1
Jesse Owens
| '92 U.S. Olympic cards Hall of Fame #1.............................$2 |
| '93 Topps M&M's Olympic Heroes #31................................$3 |
| '93 Topps Greatest Olympians #49................................$3 |
Mel Pender
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #65............$1 |
Mike Powell
| 1991 Slam Fest #10..........................$1 |
Bob Richards
| '96 Centennial Olympic Games #63.................................$1 |
2008 Upperdeck Goudey autographed insert
Sanya Richards
| 2008 Upperdeck Goudey autographed insert...........$20 |
Steve Riddick
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #51............$1 |
Arnie Robinson
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #7.............$1 |
Wilma Rudolph
| '92 U.S. Olympic cards Hall of Fame #7................................$1 |
| '93 Topps Greatest Olympians #94...............................$3 |
| '96 Centennial Olympic Games #77...............................$1 |
Martin Sheridan
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #73............$1 |
Peter Snell
| '96 Centennial Olympic Games #106.................................$1 |
Frank Shorter
| '92 U.S. Olympic cards Hall of Fame #21............................$2 |
| '96 Centennial Olympic Games #91............................$2 |
2007 National treasure cut autograph #1 of 1. This a RARE card!
Jim Thorpe
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #37............$2 |
Eddie Tolan
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #41............$1 |
Bill Toomey
| '93 Topps Greatest Olympians #21.....................................$2 |
Gwen Torrance
| '91 Classic World Class Athletes #23........$1 |
| '92 U.S. Olympicards #91........$1 |
Sheena Tosta
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Wyomia Tyus
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #60............$1 |
Melanie Walker
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Karl Warner
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #14............$1 |
Mal Whitfield
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #95............$1 |
Dave Wottle
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #44............$1 |
Cy Young
| '83 Topps Greatest Olympians #53............$2 |
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