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1989
http://baseballcarddatabase.com/viewcardsdetail.php?cardnum=60034
1990
http://baseballcarddatabase.com/viewcardsdetail.php?cardnum=349687
I'm pretty sure these came in the rarely seen blister packs Topps did in 1989 & 1990.
http://baseballcarddatabase.com/viewcardsdetail.php?cardnum=60034
1990
http://baseballcarddatabase.com/viewcardsdetail.php?cardnum=349687
I'm pretty sure these came in the rarely seen blister packs Topps did in 1989 & 1990.
I figured they were rare since they book pretty decent. Funny how Kirby's cards are exactly the same photo with different color borders. Thanks for the quick links!
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The 1989 Topps Batting Leaders set contains 22 standard-size glossy cards. The fronts are bright red. The set depicts the 22 veterans with the highest lifetime batting averages. The cards were distributed one per Topps blister pack. These blister packs were sold exclusively through K-Mart stores. The cards in the set were numbered by K-Mart essentially in order of highest active career batting average entering the 1989 season.
#1 Wade Boggs
#2 Tony Gwynn
#3 Don Mattingly
#4 Kirby Puckett
#5 George Brett
#6 Pedro Guerrero
#7 Tim Raines
#8 Keith Hernandez
#9 Jim Rice
#10 Paul Molitor
#11 Eddie Murray
#12 Willie McGee
#13 Dave Parker
#14 Julio Franco
#15 Rickey Henderson
#16 Kent Hrbek
#17 Willie Wilson
#18 Johnny Ray
#19 Pat Tabler
#20 Carney Lansford
#21 Robin Yount
#22 Alan Trammell
#1 Wade Boggs
#2 Tony Gwynn
#3 Don Mattingly
#4 Kirby Puckett
#5 George Brett
#6 Pedro Guerrero
#7 Tim Raines
#8 Keith Hernandez
#9 Jim Rice
#10 Paul Molitor
#11 Eddie Murray
#12 Willie McGee
#13 Dave Parker
#14 Julio Franco
#15 Rickey Henderson
#16 Kent Hrbek
#17 Willie Wilson
#18 Johnny Ray
#19 Pat Tabler
#20 Carney Lansford
#21 Robin Yount
#22 Alan Trammell
Man, I didn't see your response right away....do you have any for trade?
I'll take that as a no.
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It's a miracle, I found one!
Which year?? Do you have a scan of it??
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The 90's are tougher than the 89's. I just picked up the '89 Puckett at COMC for a reasonable price back on Black Friday.
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