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.
2005 Topps Traded (Baseball)
Set Notes
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This 330 card set was released in November 2005. 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. The set features include Veterans (85), Prospects (20), First-Year Players (90), Managers (5), Season Highlights (5), Postseason Highlights (14), League Leaders (12), Sporting News All-Stars (33), 2005 MLB All-Stars (20), 2005 MLB Home Run Derby Contenders (8) and 2005 Futures Game All-Stars (8). All of these cards were issued with a 'UH' prefix.
Rookies
- (UH15) Russ Adams
- (UH66) Tadahito Iguchi
- (UH206) Futures Game All-Star: Nelson Cruz
- (UH208) Futures Game All-Star: Miguel Montero
- (UH221) Drew Anderson
- (UH222) Luis Hernandez
- (UH223) Jim Burt
- (UH224) Mike Morse
- (UH225) Elliot Johnson
- (UH226) C.J. Smith
- (UH227) Casey McGehee
- (UH228) Brian Miller
- (UH229) Chris Vines
- (UH230) D.J. Houlton
- (UH231) Chuck Tiffany
- (UH232) Humberto Sanchez
- (UH233) Baltazar Lopez
- (UH234) Russ Martin
- (UH235) Dana Eveland
- (UH236) Johan Silva
- (UH237) Adam Harben
- (UH238) Brian Bannister
- (UH239) Adam Boeve
- (UH240) Thomas Oldham
- (UH241) Cody Haerther
- (UH242) Dan Santin
- (UH243) Daniel Haigwood
- (UH244) Craig Tatum
- (UH245) Martin Prado
- (UH246) Errol Simonitsch
- (UH247) Lorenzo Scott
- (UH248) Hayden Penn
- (UH249) Heath Totten
- (UH250) Nick Masset
- (UH251) Pedro Lopez
- (UH253) Mike Spidale
- (UH254) Jeremy Harts
- (UH255) Danny Zell
- (UH256) Kevin Collins
- (UH257) Tony Arnerich
- (UH258) Matt Albers
- (UH259) Ricky Barrett
- (UH260) Hernan Iribarren
- (UH261) Sean Tracey
- (UH262) Jerry Owens
- (UH263) Steve Nelson
- (UH264) Brandon McCarthy
- (UH265) David Shepard
- (UH266) Steven Bondurant
- (UH267) Billy Sadler
- (UH268) Ryan Feierabend
- (UH269) Stuart Pomeranz
- (UH271) Erik Schindewolf
- (UH272) Stefan Bailie
- (UH273) Mike Esposito
- (UH274) Buck Coates
- (UH275) Andy Sides
- (UH276) Micah Schnurstein
- (UH277) Jesse Gutierrez
- (UH278) Jake Postlewait
- (UH279) Willy Mota
- (UH280) Ryan Speier
- (UH281) Frank Mata
- (UH282) Jair Jurrjens
- (UH283) Nick Touchstone
- (UH284) Matthew Kemp
- (UH285) Vinny Rottino
- (UH286) J.B. Thurmond
- (UH287) Kelvin Pichardo
- (UH288) Scott Mitchinson
- (UH289) Darwinson Salazar
- (UH290) George Kottaras
- (UH291) Kenny Durost
- (UH292) Jonathan Sanchez
- (UH293) Brandon Moorhead
- (UH294) Kennard Bibbs
- (UH295) David Gassner
- (UH296) Micah Furtado
- (UH297) Ismael Ramirez
- (UH298) Carlos Gonzalez
- (UH299) Brandon Sing
- (UH300) Jason Motte
- (UH301) Chuck James
- (UH302) Andy Santana
- (UH303) Manny Parra
- (UH304) Chris Young
- (UH305) Juan Senreiso
- (UH306) Franklin Morales
- (UH307) Jared Gothreaux
- (UH308) Jayce Tingler
- (UH309) Matt Brown
- (UH310) Frank Diaz
- (UH311) Stephen Drew
- (UH312) Jered Weaver
- (UH313) Ryan Braun
- (UH314) John Mayberry
- (UH315) Aaron Thompson
- (UH316) Cesar Carrillo
- (UH317) Jacoby Ellsbury
- (UH318) Matt Garza
- (UH319) Cliff Pennington
- (UH320) Colby Rasmus
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