Stan Lopata Autographs

Stan Lopata

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Traded items with a signature of Stan Lopata

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Picture	Item Title	Price	Store
	1956 Topps - Stan Lopata #183 Philadelphia Phillies Autographed Card	$10.00
	1956 Topps Stan Lopata #183 Autograph Auto PSA 3 Auto 8	$104.98
	1975 TCMA 1950 Philadelphia Phillies/Whiz Kids #17 Stan Lopata Autographed	$41.27
	Philadelphia Phillies STAN LOPATA (d) Signed 8x10 Photo #2 AUTO - 2 x All Star	$24.98
	Stan Lopata Autograph 1958 Topps (Sale Is For The One Card In Title) (19,494	$15.00
	Stan Lopata Autographed Signed 1957 Topps #119 Phillies IP Auto No COA (JDD)	$30.99
	Stan Lopata Autographed Signed 1959 Topps #412 Phillies IP Auto No COA (JDD)	$35.99
	Stan Lopata Phillies Braves Baseball Signed Index Card Auto *CA2891	$10.85
	Stan Lopata Signed Authentic 1957 Topps Philadelphia Phillies Autograph	$20.00
	Stan Lopata Signed Authentic 1958 Topps Philadelphia Phillies Autograph	$19.00
	STAN LOPATA SIGNED AUTOGRAPHED OML BASEBALL! Braves, Phillies!	$47.49
	Stan Lopata SIGNED Photo AUTOGRAPH AUTO COA	$9.99
	Stan Lopata Signed Vintage Photo Postcard Braves Autograph	$16.00
	Topps 1959 Stan Lopata #412 Phillies Auto Hard Signed BAS 0011428400	$80.00
	Vintage 1958 Autographed McCarthy Postcard of Phillies Stan Lopata	$12.00

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Latest News about Stan Lopata

Detroit native, former All-Star catcher Stan Lopata dies at 87 (06/21/2013): Stan Lopata, a graduate of Detroit's Southwestern High School in 1943 and former Philadelphia Phillies All-Star catcher, died of heart complications Saturday at University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Stan Lopata's crouching stance set him apart (06/20/2013): Stan "Stash" Lopata, 87, the popular Phillies catcher whose distinctive batting crouch was imitated by young Philadelphians in the 1950s, died Saturday of heart disease at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.