The winner last night was: Jafronius.
In case you missed my comment on last night's post. The 2nd set was:
1995 Baseball's Hall of Famers Creating History. A 36 card set.
I decided to do all of the remaining scans for this deal.
Complete set:
I'm sure there is a story why the Snider card is using different colors than the rest that use yellow and red or blue and the two that have green.
I haven't pulled my PC guys out of the pages yet, tempted but who knows. There maybe a Dodger fan out there that needs this set. For now they remain sitting in the thin blue folder they came in when I bought them.
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Still need 5 cards from this set, '53 Robinson, '54 Hodges, '55 Lasorda, '56 Bessent and '56 Robinson. Weird to have the originals but not the reprints.
ReplyDeleteLove the cards that never were in this set. Ill have to add the World Series highlights cards to my 1955 checklist
ReplyDeleteAm I a nerd for saying that I like that colour pallette?
ReplyDeleteI always liked that Clemente on the Dodgers card.
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for all things Brooklyn Dodgers.
ReplyDeleteGood Job! 👍
Lot of Montreal connections there too. Being the AAA team for Brooklyn.
ReplyDeleteCards from that set I sometimes confuse with the Topps Archives sets that came out around the same time.
ReplyDeleteAlways weirds me out when they add borders where the originals didn't have them (55T and 55B in this case)
ReplyDeleteI have never seen that many Dodgers History cards before. I thought they were the Archives cards at first. They look nice.
ReplyDeleteI may have to start a PC of my birthday of which I turned 60 today.
ReplyDeleteNice looking set! And thanks for the Topps Gallery cards in the last PWC, I don't go into Wal-Mart enough to see if that set's around.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cool set. I didn't know it existed until I stumbled across one at the flea market a few years ago. My favorite card is the Clemente. Had no idea he was once signed by the Dodgers.
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