Here is pack 28 of a box
I've been breaking over at my blog,
Cards on Cards. I'm totally sick of this set right now, so let's just take a look at some pictures.
151 - Derek Parks
63 - Chuck Carr Cyberstats (The one-per-pack parallel done up in some new-fangled technology called Spectra Light which replaced ToppsGold. The stats on the back of these particular card provided some full season stat estimates had the 1994 strike never happened. Oh, it happened.)
52 - Mark Thompson Star Track
366 - Jeromy Burnitz
77 - Tim Raines (Lots of goofy skyward poses in this set.)
218 - Dave Hansen
363 - Mark Farris Draft Pick
16 - Ron Darling (I forgot he pitched for anyone besides the Mets.)
57 - Rey Sanchez
364 - Bob Welch
133 - Mike Hampton
220 - Cecil Fielder
12 - Gary DiSarcina (I believe this is the only Topps set that was sponsored by some outside company. In this case, it's a car company. Very strange. I'm guessing the budget was tight after the strike.)
120 - Len Dykstra
260 - Andy Van Slyke
Here is pack 28 of a box I've been breaking over at my blog, Cards on Cards. I'm totally sick of this set right now, so let's just take a look at some pictures.
151 - Derek Parks
63 - Chuck Carr Cyberstats (The one-per-pack parallel done up in some new-fangled technology called Spectra Light which replaced ToppsGold. The stats on the back of these particular card provided some full season stat estimates had the 1994 strike never happened. Oh, it happened.)
52 - Mark Thompson Star Track
366 - Jeromy Burnitz
77 - Tim Raines (Lots of goofy skyward poses in this set.)
218 - Dave Hansen
363 - Mark Farris Draft Pick
16 - Ron Darling (I forgot he pitched for anyone besides the Mets.)
57 - Rey Sanchez
364 - Bob Welch
133 - Mike Hampton
220 - Cecil Fielder
12 - Gary DiSarcina (I believe this is the only Topps set that was sponsored by some outside company. In this case, it's a car company. Very strange. I'm guessing the budget was tight after the strike.)
120 - Len Dykstra
260 - Andy Van Slyke
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1995 topps might be my favorite topps base set design of all time. Definitely the one topps set from after I was born that I'd seriously consider collecting.
Couldn't agree more lonestarr...of course, this coming from the guy who does collect the set haha.
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