www.footballsoccercards.com Johan Cruyff rookie card on an uncut sheet by Sicker verlag 1968
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www.footballsoccercards.com Johan Cruyff rookie card on an uncut sheet by Sicker verlag 1968
Pele and Pelé ...similar but different printings, different cities, different years, the right-hand Pelé #293 has a different back to the #294. Likewise, the 1961-62 Panini Calciatori cards were reprinted by Panini during the 1960′s. There are FIVE variations of the first album known. That’s why card thickness, colours and lucidity differ between issues.
1968 Sicker-Verlag Bundesliga-Asse #21 Johan Cruyff (Rookie)
Johan Cruyff is most of the times number 3 or 4 in lists of top footballers of all times, following Pele and Maradona. He is definitely the most recognizable member of the great Dutch team of the 1970s that revolutionized the game and he is considered to be the total footballer. He is the legendary winner of three Ballon D'Ors (European Player of the Year awards) and won eight Dutch titles and three European Cups with Ajax.
This is Cruyff´s rookie card from 1968, issued by Sicker-Verlag in Germany for the series "Bundesliga-Asse". It is very rare and extremely hard to be found unglued.
1965 Sicker Verlag Die Fussball Saison 1965/66 #233 Beckenbauer (Rookie)
This is the "Emperor´s" second rookie card from 1965. Issued in Germany by Sicker Verlag, this is a sticker that is extremely hard to find unglued. Due to its fragile nature (it looks and feels like a stamp) it is actually hard to find generally in good condition.