1986 Topps
Total Cards: 792
Rating: 7.4 (169 votes)
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Notes: Distributed in one series (#1-792). Set contains two each of #57 and #141 due to misnumbering errors of #51 and #171 respectively.
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1 | Pete Rose P/MGR | Cincinnati Reds | |||
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2 | The Pete Rose Years: 1963-1966 TPRY | Cincinnati Reds | |||
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3 | The Pete Rose Years: 1967-1970 TPRY | Cincinnati Reds | |||
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4 | The Pete Rose Years: 1971-1974 TPRY | Cincinnati Reds | |||
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5 | The Pete Rose Years: 1975-1978 TPRY | Cincinnati Reds | |||
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6 | The Pete Rose Years: 1979-1982 TPRY | Cincinnati Reds / Philadelphia Phillies | |||
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7 | The Pete Rose Years: 1983-1985 TPRY | Cincinnati Reds / Philadelphia Phillies | |||
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8 | Dwayne Murphy | Oakland Athletics | |||
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9 | Roy Smith | Cleveland Indians | |||
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10 | Tony Gwynn | San Diego Padres |
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Trivia |
- According to Night Owl Cards blog, 44.3% (351 of 792) of the cards in this set feature someone with a mustache.
- The first regular-issue Topps set to include wax box cards on the bottom of wax boxes.
- Last player card for Rod Carew included in this set.
- Card #85 features the last Topps card of Hall of Famer Tony Perez.
- "Topps All-Star Rookie" trophies were not included on the cards of the 1985 winners: Mark Salas (C), Glenn Davis (1B), Ernest Riles (2B), Chris Brown (3B), Ozzie Guillen (SS), Vince Coleman (OF), Oddibe McDowell (OF), Larry Sheets (OF), Roger McDowell (RHP), Tom Browning (LHP).
- Card numbers 51 and 171 were not issued.
Card #57 was given to Bobby Wine and Bill Doran; card #141 was given to Bob Rodgers and Chuck Cottier. - Ryne Sandberg's card #690 was printed without a Topps logo on it's front; the card was never fixed.
- The 1986 Topps Tiffany set had a production run of 5000 sets.
- One of six Glossy All-Star series could be obtained for $1 and six special offer cards found in wax packs. Each series contained 10 different cards.
User Comments |
The greatest set of all time. The photography and the varied types of shots they have among the set, the real and complex emotions captured, is just awesome. | ||
My first packs... My little brother and I would bmx down to the local 7-11 and grab a pack (with the sticks of gum inside) and a slurpee. Good times. | ||
First pack to my recollection. Not the easiest set to gem up after being wrapped in rubber bands and stored in a shoe box. Could bike ride to the drug store where they sold in retail and I do remember my buddy and I riding up for more every time we had a $1.05ish. Got hooked pretty quickly and was ready to get into football/basketball, but moms insisted that only baseball cards would be worth anything. Wouldn't mind having a couple binder pages of Jordan/Rice rookies lol. | ||
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