1968 Topps Baseball

My 2nd year of collecting baseball cards, and the last card set before expansion to 24 teams and divisional play. I have completed the whole set. (Series 1-5, and 7 during 1968. In my neighborhood, the 6th series was unavailable. I completed this in the 1980s.) -- 28-SEP-2009

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Orlando Cepeda (#200)

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Card #200 in the 1968 set is Orlando Cepeda. Good choice! Cepeda was the 1967 NL MVP, led the league with 111 RBI, bashed 25 homers, and ba...
Sunday, July 14, 2013

Frank Robinson (#500)

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Continuing the mini-series on "cards ending with "00", here is #500 Frank Robinson. I have to take issue with Topps' se...
Friday, June 21, 2013

Mike McCormick (#400)

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Now that we've finished with the Topps All-Rookie Team, let's check out the stars with '00' card numbers. Topps made a curi...
Thursday, March 7, 2013

Dick Hughes (#253)

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Today I’m featuring the last of the 1967 Topps All-Rookie selections . Normally, 10 players were selected (including 1 left and 1 right han...
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Saturday, February 23, 2013

Rich Nye (#339)

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For some unknown reason, three of the players on the 1967 Topps all-rookie team do not have trophies on their card. I have previously posted...
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Monday, February 11, 2013

Reggie Smith (#61)

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Since I posted Walt Williams ' card some time ago, I'm skipping ahead to center fielder Reggie Smith. Reggie Smith was the startin...
Saturday, February 2, 2013

Bobby Etheridge (#126)

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Third baseman Bobby Etheridge joins his Giants' teammate Dick Dietz on the 1967 Topps All-Rookie team. Etheridge was signed by the Gia...
Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Tim Cullen (#209)

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Moving around the horn, we come to Tim Cullen, the Topps all-rookie shortstop in 1967. Cullen was signed by the Red Sox in 1964 out of San...
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