Jan 16, 2025 · Bob Uecker Robert George Uecker . Born: January 26, 1934 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. Died: January 16, 2025 (90 years old) Total Cards: 62. Tweet *

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Apr 9, 2024 · Here is a look at the cards of “Mr. Baseball.” Uecker’s first card was a shared one, but a high number. He was part of the Rookie Parade series and was on a short-printed card that featured four other catchers – Doc Edwards, Ken Retzer, Don Pavletich and Doug Camilli.

1978 Team Issue Milwaukee Braves Greats TCC #NNO Bob Uecker: $2.01 $1.02 1989 Franklin Caramel Co. Series 1 #1 Bob Uecker: $0.52 1992 Action Packed All-Star Gallery #152 Bob Uecker: $1.02 1993 Action Packed All-Star Gallery #152 Bob Uecker: $6.02 1995 Team Issue Milwaukee Brewers Milwaukee Police Department #NNO Bob Uecker: $0.27 $0.77

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There are currently 62 Cards of Bob Uecker in our Database including 3 rookie Cards and 60 variations Cards. The most valuable Card of Bob Uecker is currently 1965 Topps #519 Bob Uecker PSA 9 by Topps from 1965 with a worth of approx. $504.0. Other Cards of Bob Uecker to watch are: 1963 Topps #126 Bob Uecker by Topps from 1963 with a value of ...

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Uecker was a less than effective hitter, but made up for his shortcomings at the plate with a cannon arm and excellent defensive ability. Bob was a backup catcher behind Tim McCarver when the St. Louis Cardinals won the 1964 World Series.