1958 Topps Set (Baseball)

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This is a 494-card standard-size set. Card number 145, which was supposedly to be Ed Bouchee, was not issued. The 1958 Topps set contains the first Sport Magazine All-Star Selection series (475-495) and expanded use of combination cards. For the first time team cards carries series checklists on back (Milwaukee, Detroit, Baltimore and Cincinnati are also found with players listed alphabetically). In the first series, some cards were issued with yellow name (YL) or team (YT) lettering, as opposed to the common white lettering. They are explicitly noted in the Beckett checklists.

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