The cards in this 660-card set measure 2 1/2" by 3 1/2". This year marked the first time Topps issued all the cards of its baseball set at the same time rather than in series. Among other methods, cards were issued in eight-card dime wax packs and 42-card rack packs. The ten cent packs were issued 36 to a box. For the first time, factory sets were issued through the JC Penny's catalog. Sales were probably disappointing for it would be several years before factory sets were issued again. Some interesting variations were created by the rumored move of the San Diego Padres to Washington.
1992 Topps Set (Baseball)
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The 1992 Topps set contains 792 standard-size cards. Cards were distributed in plastic wrap packs, jumbo packs, rack packs and facotry sets. The fronts have either posed or action color player photos on a white card face. Different color stripes frame the pictures, and the player's name and team name appear in two short color stripes respectively at the bottom. Special subsets included are Record Breakers (2-5), Prospects (58, 126, 179, 473, 551, 591, 618, 656, 676) and All-Stars (386-407). The key Rookie Cards in this set are Shawn Green and Manny Ramirez.
Rookies
- (6) Brien Taylor
- (8) Bryan Hickerson
- (9) Jon Farrell
- (36) Scott Ruffcorn
- (58) Catchers: Brad Ausmus, Dave Nilsson, Jim Campanis, Doug Robbins
- (66) Scott Stahoviak
- (96) Tom McKinnon
- (124) Shawn Livsey
- (126) First Basemen: Rico Brogna, Ryan Klesko, John Jaha, Dave Staton
- (156) Manny Ramirez
- (186) Cliff Floyd
- (201) Buck Showalter
- (211) Jeremy Hernandez
- (216) Brent Gates
- (237) Jose Hernandez
- (246) Jason Pruitt
- (276) Shawn Green
- (306) Al Shirley
- (336) Greg Anthony
- (369) Steve Whitaker
- (377) Bob Zupcic
- (427) Eddie Taubensee
- (444) Tyrone Hill
- (472) Rich Rowland
- (474) Mike Rossiter
- (504) Aaron Sele
- (534) Benji Gil
- (564) Jimmy Gonzalez
- (584) Wayne Rosenthal
- (594) Brian Barber
- (597) Mike Magnante
- (624) Shawn Estes
- (631) Armando Reynoso
- (654) Allen Watson
- (656) Outfielders: Rudy Pemberton, Lee Tinsley, Henry Rodriguez, Gerald Williams
- (676) Pitchers: Pat Mahomes, Roger Salkeld, Sam Militello, Turk Wendell
- (684) Trever Miller
- (714) Calvin Reese
- (734) Scott Hatteberg
- (764) Tyler Green
- (776) Doug Henry
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