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This 1986 Topps Baseball Box has been wrapped by Baseball Card Exchange.
Box contains 36 sealed packs - 15 cards per pack.
Box showcases panels of 4 pasteboard box bottom cards with a possibility of four different panels.
Possible Rookie Cards are Juan Gonzalez, Marquis Grissom, Sammy Sosa, Frank Thomas, Larry Walker & Bernie Williams.
The BBCE label on bottom of box may differ slightly from the one shown in photo.
Baseball Card Exchange is recognized as the industry leader in unopened vintage sports cards and one of the most respected and trusted authenticators of unopened wax product. Baseball Card Exchange was built on vintage cards and unopened vintage wax material. However, they have expanded their interests and are now quickly becoming one of the leading companies in autograph and sports memorabilia.
The 1990 Topps Baseball design is one of the brand's most colorful of all time. An outer frame uses gradients to transition a dark color into a light one. Opposite top and bottom corners have color blocks as well, adding further contrast. These borders give way to a small inner frame that has two more colors. The player's name is in a box at the bottom of the card while their team name is in block letters at the top of the card. The card are standard-size cards. A full set consists of 792 cards. Cards were issued primarily in wax packs, rack packs and hobby and retail Christmas factory sets. Subsets include All-Stars (385-407), Turn Back the Clock (661-665) and Draft Picks (scattered throughout the set). 1990 Topps Baseball inserts are exclusive to certain pack types and special offers. Rack packs have one of 22 different All-Star Glossy cards, which honor the starting lineups of the 1989 All-Star Game. Glossy Rookies are exclusive to 100-card cello packs. Batting Leaders is the most valuable of the set's inserts. One card comes in every K-Mart-exclusive jumbo blister packs. The cards are on the front and players can be easily spotted. Collectors could have mailed away for six separate ten-card sets of All-Star Glossy cards. These cards have a minimal front that has a large player photo and a small player name.
1986 Topps Baseball Box (36 Packs) BBCE Wrapped Sealed
$320.99 USD
Box contains 36 sealed packs - 15 cards per pack.
Box showcases panels of 4 pasteboard box bottom cards with a possibility of four different panels.
Possible Rookie Cards are Juan Gonzalez, Marquis Grissom, Sammy Sosa, Frank Thomas, Larry Walker & Bernie Williams.
The BBCE label on bottom of box may differ slightly from the one shown in photo.
Baseball Card Exchange is recognized as the industry leader in unopened vintage sports cards and one of the most respected and trusted authenticators of unopened wax product. Baseball Card Exchange was built on vintage cards and unopened vintage wax material. However, they have expanded their interests and are now quickly becoming one of the leading companies in autograph and sports memorabilia.
The 1990 Topps Baseball design is one of the brand's most colorful of all time. An outer frame uses gradients to transition a dark color into a light one. Opposite top and bottom corners have color blocks as well, adding further contrast. These borders give way to a small inner frame that has two more colors. The player's name is in a box at the bottom of the card while their team name is in block letters at the top of the card. The card are standard-size cards. A full set consists of 792 cards. Cards were issued primarily in wax packs, rack packs and hobby and retail Christmas factory sets. Subsets include All-Stars (385-407), Turn Back the Clock (661-665) and Draft Picks (scattered throughout the set). 1990 Topps Baseball inserts are exclusive to certain pack types and special offers. Rack packs have one of 22 different All-Star Glossy cards, which honor the starting lineups of the 1989 All-Star Game. Glossy Rookies are exclusive to 100-card cello packs. Batting Leaders is the most valuable of the set's inserts. One card comes in every K-Mart-exclusive jumbo blister packs. The cards are on the front and players can be easily spotted. Collectors could have mailed away for six separate ten-card sets of All-Star Glossy cards. These cards have a minimal front that has a large player photo and a small player name.