1978 Topps
Total Cards: 726
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1978 Topps
Trivia |
- Sixty-six cards are double-printed due to the number of cards made available on printing sheets.
- On the backs, some cards had one of several baseball at-bat situations, making it possible to 'play' a game once enough cards were amassed.
- Milwaukee does not have a manager card in this set. George Bamberger was hired in late January 1978, too late to be included.
- #110 Richie Zisk - 1977 All-Star Game starter Richie Zisk is missing the A.L. All-Star OF designation on his #110 card.
- #544 Len Randle - The Len Randle card (#544) was photographed at Shea Stadium on July 31, 1977 in either the 3rd or 4th inning. Gene Richards is the first baseman. He was picked off in third, and judging by his expression, this may be that play.
