The 1999 Topps Traded set contains 121 cards and was distributed as factory boxed sets only. The fronts feature color action player photo. The backs carry player information. Rookie Cards include Sean Burroughs, Josh Hamilton, Corey Patterson and Alfonso Soriano.
1967 Topps Set (Baseball)
Set Notes
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The cards in this 609-card set measure 2 1/2" by 3 1/2". The 1967 Topps set is considered by some collectors to be one of the company's finest accomplishments in baseball card production. Excellent color photographs are combined with easy-to-read backs. Cards 458 to 553 are slightly harder to find than numbers 1 to 457, and the inevitable high series (534 to 609) exists. Each check list card features a small circle picture of a popular player incuded in that series. Printing discrepancies resulted in some high series cards being in shorter supply.
Rookies
- (33) Sal Bando, Randy Schwartz
- (57) Pat Jarvis
- (93) Stan Bahnsen, Bobby Murcer
- (185) Ken Holtzman
- (213) Jay Johnstone
- (272) Bill Connors, Dave Dowling
- (306) Bud Harrelson
- (314) Mike Andrews, Reggie Smith
- (412) Norm Miller, Doug Rader
- (428) Tom Hutton, Gene Michael
- (442) Bill Robinson, Joe Verbanic
- (459) Dick Bosman, Pete Craig
- (507) Ed Barnowski, Larry Haney
- (526) Pat Dobson, George Korince
- (536) Joe Niekro, Paul Popovich
- (542) Rick Monday, Tony Pierce
- (553) Mike Hegan, Thad Tillotson
- (558) Mark Belanger, Bill Dillman
- (569) Rod Carew, Hank Allen
- (576) Ramon Hernandez, Norm Gigon
- (581) Bill Denehy, Tom Seaver
- (587) Don Shaw, Gary Sutherland
- (592) Jim Shellenback, Ron Willis
More set notes
This 478 card set was issued in two separate series. The first series (containing cards 1-239) was released in December, 1999. The second series (containing cards 240-479) was released in April, 2000. The cards were issued in various formats including an eleven card hobby or retail pack with an SRP of $1.29 and a 40 card Home Team Advantage jumbo pack.
The complete set of 2002 Topps consists of 718 cards issued in two separate series. The first series of 364 cards was distributed in November, 2001 and the second series of 354 cards followed up in April, 2002. Please note, the first series is numbered 1-365, but card number seven does not exist (the number was 'retired' in 1996 by Topps to honor Mickey Mantle). Similar to the 1999 McGuire and Sosa home run cards, Barry Bonds is featured on card 365 with 73 different versions to commemorate each of the homers he smashed in during the 2001 season.
This 220 card set was released in October 2004. The set was issued in 10 card packs with a $3 SRP which came 24 packs to a box and 12 boxes to a case. Cards numbered 1 through 65 feature veterans who were traded while cards 66 through 70 feature managers. Cards numbered 71 through 90 feature draft picks while cards 91 through 110 feature prospects. Cards numbered 111 through 220 feature first year players. All of these cards were issued with a 'T' prefix.
The 1992 Topps Traded set comprises 132 standard-size cards. The set was distributed exclusively in factory set form through hobby dealers. As in past editions, the set focuses on promising rookies, new managers, and players who changed teams. The set also includes a Team USA subset, featuring 25 of America's top college players and the Team USA coach. Card design is identical to the regular issue 1992 Topps cards except for the T-suffixed numbering. The cards are arranged in alphabetical order by player's last name.
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