
We have one interesting card of the 15 and it is probably only interesting to me because it's an early Tom Gordon as a Royal card.
#248 Tom Gordon

#191 Willie Blair
#164 Edgar Diaz
#179 Pete Harnisch
#88 Bob Tewksbury
#621 Ted Power
#445 Greg Swindell
#366 Checklist #3
#91 Greg Colbrunn
#513 Jerald Clark

#562 Jeff Kunkel
#503 Roy Smith
#602 Casey Candaele
#603 Wes Chamberlain
#254 Shawn Boskie

3 comments:
No matter how bad the pack may be, 1991 topps is probably one of the 5-7 best looking topps base sets of all time, so it's okay.
Really? This is up there with 1989 Topps in my book.
I have to agree with Lonestarr, 1991 Topps is one of my all time favorites also. That Wes Chamberlain was one of my favorite cards that year, he was a rookie and with the picture that Topps used he absolutely filled up the card and made him look like he was going to be a stud hitter.
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