1993 – Herb Douglas: First Pittsburgher to win Olympic Medal – Long Jump, London 1948
***With Plate Numbers - $3.00 each

1994 – Chuck Cooper: First Black Drafted by NBA - From Duquesne University

1995 – Babe Ruth: Hit His Last Three Home-runs in one game at Forbes Field, 1935

1996 – John Woodruff: First Pitt Olympic Gold Medal Winner - 800 Meters, Berlin, 1936

1997 – Glenn “Pop” Warner: Pitt Coach - Undefeated Football Season, 1917

1998 – Kennywood Park: 100th Anniversary (Franked with four different Carousel Horses).

1999 –First Televised Collegiate Touchdown - Scored by Bobby Brooks of Waynesburg College, VS Fordham, 1939

2000 – Bill Mazeroski: Hit Winning Home Run in 1960 World Series.

2001 – End of Three Rivers Stadium

2002 – Cal Hubbard: Only Person in both Major League Baseball and NFL Halls-Of-Fame - from Geneva College

2003 – Willie Thrower: First Black Quarterback in NFL - 1953, from New Kensington, PA

2004 – Dick Groat: “The Ultimate Impact Player” from Duke Basketball and Pittsburgh Pirates Shortstop Great

2005 – Arnold Palmer: 50th Anniversary of Victory in Canadian Open - His First Professional Tour

2006 – Myron Cope: Sports writer who became “The Voice” of the Pittsburgh Steelers for 35 years - from 1970 - 2005

2007 – Elroy Face: Pittsburgh Pirates Forkball Pitcher, 1952 - 1968. His 18 - 1 record in 1959 included 17 victories in a row.

2008 – Steve Blass: Last Pirate Pitcher to win two complete games in a World Series - 1971

2009 – Harvey Haddix: First Major League Pitcher to take a Perfect Game Past Nine Innings, Pittsburgh Pirates, 1959

2010 – Vernon Law: Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher for 16 Seasons – Won Games One and Four in 1960 World Series VS Yankees

2011 – Chuck Noll: Still the ONLY NFL Coach to win FOUR Super Bowls, 1974, 1976, 1978, and 1979

2012 – Jack Butler: One of the Newest Pittsburgh Steelers to be inducted into the NFL Hall-of-Fame - (4 Aug 2012) One of their best players during the 1950s

2013 – Bob Friend: Pittsburgh Pirates Great Sinking Fastball Pitcher – first pitcher to lead NL in ERA while pitching for a last place team.

2014 – Andy Russell: Former Pittsburgh Steeler Linebacker, original “Steel Curtain” member, Team captain ten times

2015 – Kent Tekulve: Former Pittsburgh Pirate Pitcher known as “The Rubber Band Man”

2016 – Rocky Bleier: Former Pittsburgh Steeler four time AFC and Super Bowl Champion in 1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, and a member of the Pittsburgh Pro Football Hall of Fame;

2017 – Gene Baker: First African-American Manager in organized baseball -- 1963.;

2018 – The American Basketball Association was an upstart league that briefly rivaled the well-established NBA. In the final game of a close fought series against the New Orleans Buccaneers, the Pittsburgh Pipers take the win 122-113 in the first ABA Championship ever played. On May 4th,1960 the stars came out in Pittsburgh

2019 –George Blanda: Hall of Fame induction in 1981 .;

2022 –Terry Bradshaw: Pittsburgh Steeler Quarterback for 14 seasons with four Super Bowl titles. Pro Football Hall of Fame induction in 1989 .;

2023 –Franco Harris: Rushed his way into the NFL Hall of Fame, helping the Steelers win 4 Super Bowls in the 1970's .;

2024 –Jim Leland: Pittsburgh Pirate manager, Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. He was voted "Manager of the Year" in both the American and National Leagues. .;