This is one of the worst (if not the worst) packs I've ever gotten. No superstars and just a few guys who are even close to above average.
#415 Damaso Garcia, #507 Gorman Thomas
#284 Bruce Kison, #77 Randy Niemann
#410 Otto Velez, #623 Pat Corrales
#410 Otto Velez (again???? what's this???), #237 Glenn Hoffman
#135 Mickey Hatcher, #541 Terry Kennedy
#612 Kim Allen, #431 Bob Mattick
#146 Larry Parrish, #537 Bob Forsch
#606 Leon Roberts, #378 Grant Jackson
#648 Mets/White Sox Checklist (with obligatory stuck-on gum)
Here is an example of the back of a card. They're easy to read, but kind of bland.
Two managers (ugh)
One checklist (ugh)
One Dodger (ugh)
No Giants, Phillies, or Reds (ugh)
No stars (ugh)
4 comments:
It depends on what you mean by worst. I would have been thrilled with this pack. I love '81 Fleer because I think the design and photography was much better than Topps (certainly Donruss) and I love the old uniforms.
This was a great pack! (Except for the Velez repeats. I opened a ton of '81 Fleer, I don't ever remember getting two of the same card in a pack).
Any pack with Gorman Thomas is a good one. Grant Jackson was a favorite, too. And I don't even need to say why I'd like the Hatcher card.
That gum looks like deli sliced ham after it's been sitting out for a few days.
Any pack where Gorman Thomas is the lone highlight is a tough pack. At least he was a fixture of the Harvey's Wallbangers of the early 80s Brewers.
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