1995 Topps D3Checklist/Values/Prices Guide/Set Info/Information |
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| *** 1995 Topps D3 *** Topps entered 3-D market with release. On thick laminated card stock gives impression of 3D !!! Neat stats on back !!! | |||
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1995 Topps D3 ZONE #1 Frank Thomas | |
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1995 Topps D3 ZONE #2 Kirby Puckett | |
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1995 Topps D3 ZONE #3 Jeff Bagwell | |
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1995 Topps D3 ZONE #4 Fred McGriff | |
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1995 Topps D3 ZONE #5 Raul Mondesi | |
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1995 Topps D3 ZONE #6 Kenny Lofton | |
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1995 Topps D3 - Near Set/Lot (46/60) Very unusual card issue for Topps and one of their most expensive to issue. Lot w/4 HOFers + 2 scarce inserts (1 is Puckett). |
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| out | 1995 Topps D3 # 1 David Justice | ||
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1995 Topps D3 # 2 Cal Ripken | |
| out | 1995 Topps D3 # 3 Ruben Sierra | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 # 4 Roberto Alomar | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 # 5 Denny Martinez | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 # 6 Todd Zeile | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 # 7 Albert Belle | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 # 8 Chuck Knoblauch | ||
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1995 Topps D3 # 9 Roger Clemens | |
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #10 Cal Eldred | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #11 Dennis Eckersley | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #12 Andy Benes | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #13 Moises Alou | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #14 Andres Galarraga | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #15 Jim Thome | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #16 Tim Salmon | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #17 Carlos Garcia | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #18 Scott Leius | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #19 Jeff Montgomery | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #20 Brian Anderson | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #21 Will Clark | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #22 Bobby Bonilla | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #23 Mike Stanley | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #24 Barry Bonds | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #25 Jeff Conine | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #26 Paul O'Neill | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #27 Mike Piazza | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #28 Tom Glavine | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #29 Jim Edmonds | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #30 Lou Whitaker | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #31 Jeff Frye | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #32 Ivan Rodriguez | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #33 Bret Boone | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #34 Mike Greenwell | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #35 Mark Grace | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #36 Darren Lewis | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #37 Don Mattingly | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #38 Jose Rijo | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #39 Robin Ventura | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #40 Bob Hamelin | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #41 Tim Wallach | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #42 Tony Gwynn | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #43 Ken Griffey Jr. | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #44 Doug Drabek | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #45 Rafael Palmeiro | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #46 Dean Palmer | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #47 Bip Roberts | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #48 Barry Larkin | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #49 Dave Nilsson | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #50 Wil Cordero | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #51 Travis Fryman | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #52 Chuck Carr | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #53 Rey Sanchez | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #54 Walt Weiss | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #55 Joe Carter | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #56 Len Dykstra | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #57 Orlando Merced | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #58 Ozzie Smith | ||
| out | 1995 Topps D3 #59 Chris Gomez | ||
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1959 Fleer Ted Williams baseball cards |
This special 80-card set from the Frank H. Fleer Company honors Ted Williams,
"The Splendid Splinter." While other companies vied for Topps' exclusive player
rights, Fleer successfully secured Ted Williams, who, nearing the end of his
career, remained one of the best and most popular players.
Of particular note is Card #68, "Ted Signs for 1959," which pictures him signing
his contract. The photo also included Red Sox GM Bucky Harris, who was under one
of those exclusive deals with Topps at the time. This led to the card being pulled,
making it extremely scarce. Unfortunately, reprints of the card surfaced in the
1970s. This is widely considered the first baseball card to be
reprinted/counterfeited. Interestingly, the counterfeits were allowed to remain
on the market, so caution is advised when dealing with this card.
Cards were sold in both six-card and eight-card wax packs. For some reason,
the scarcer 8-card packs contained no gum.
