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Players with notable MLB careers who have only one Orioles card. (Parallels don't count as individual cards. Team postcards only count when I want them to. The 1991 Crown set doesn't count.)

All of the Topps All-Star Rookies that happened to be Orioles in chronological order. Several never had an ASR base card. Ripken and Mountcastle were each both named as an All Star Rookie twice!

Is it possible to create every year of Topps using only non-base Ripken cards? (Not quite yet...)

Note: For this exercise, SP Legends cards don't count as base cards. My list, my rules!

Orioles players in St. Louis Browns uniforms

Luman Harris and Juan Samuel both had to settle for coaches' cards. (Both in the style of 1960, both worth $3 according to TCDb!)

A Dodgers team made up of all former Orioles. I kind of just wanted to see if it could be done.

Catcher: Rick Dempsey
First Base: Boog Powell
Second Base: Jeff Reboulet
Shortstop: Mark Belanger
Third Base: Manny Machado

Outfield: Frank Robinson
Outfield: Mike Devereaux
Outfield: John "T-Bone" Shelby

Designated Hitter: Eddie Murray

Starting Pitcher: Scott Erickson
Relief Pitcher: Don Aase
Closer: Gregg Olson

Manager: Davey Johnson

Honorable Mentions: Johnny Oates, Jay Gibbons, Hanser Alberto

Ah, the team photo card – all of your favorite players, none of which you can actually see!

Some fun facts gleaned while making this list:
- The same team photo was used on the 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, and 1964 cards. Come on!
- 1965 and 1966 used the same photo as well!!
- 1971 and 1972 also!!!
- 1980 and 1981 were not the *exact* same photo, but appear to be photos taken moments apart.
- The 1977 card is the only one where players aren't wearing white uniforms.
- Taking the team photo in the bullpen is weird.