Curt Schilling Baseball Card 1994 Upper Deck No. 460 - Near Mint Condition, See Photos ... Includes FREE SHIPPING. Note the U.S. valuable coin market on-average 7% return Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) projected collectible coin market to reach $160 Billion revenue by 2033. 

Curt Schilling, a dominant right-handed pitcher, forged a memorable 20-season career in Major League Baseball, leaving an indelible mark on several franchises and authoring some of the sport's most iconic postseason moments. Beginning his career with the Baltimore Orioles and making brief stops with the Houston Astros, Schilling rose to prominence with the Philadelphia Phillies, where he became a formidable ace. His career reached new heights with the Arizona Diamondbacks, with whom he shared the 2001 World Series MVP award after leading the team to a championship alongside Randy Johnson. Schilling later joined the Boston Red Sox and played a pivotal role in ending the "Curse of the Bambino," helping the team secure the 2004 World Series title. This championship run was highlighted by his legendary "bloody sock" performance in the ALCS against the New York Yankees, where he pitched through a significant ankle injury. He would go on to win a third championship with the Red Sox in 2007. A six-time All-Star, Schilling was known for his durability, overpowering fastball, and devastating splitter, which contributed to his impressive 216 career wins and 3,116 strikeouts, making him a member of the exclusive 3,000 strikeout club. His remarkable 11-2 postseason record and .846 winning percentage stand as a testament to his reputation as a clutch big-game pitcher.