1986 Topps Baseball doesn't have any major rookie cards, although it has a handful from fan favorites and from players who made an impact for a few seasons. These include Cecil Fielder, Len Dykstra and Harold Reynolds. Subsets include All-Stars, Record Breakers and Turn Back the Clock.
Are 1986 Topps cards worth anything?
1986 Topps Traded #11T Barry Bonds Rookie Card Just like Bo Jackson, the 1986 Topps Traded Tiffany version of Barry Bonds' card can be worth big bucks, as much as $1,250 in PSA condtition. Of all the cards in this set, I think Bonds' is one of the best-looking and most memorable.
What are the most valuable 1986 Topps football cards?
- 1 Jerry Rice #161. ...
- 2 Steve Young #374. ...
- 3 Reggie White #275. ...
- 4 Joe Montana #156. ...
- 5 William “Refrigerator” Perry #20. ...
- 6 Bruce Smith #389. ...
- 7 Boomer Esiason #255. ...
- 8 Walter Payton #11.
Who were baseball rookies in 1986?
How many cards are in the 1986 Topps set?
792 card
How many cards are in a Topps set?
The bulk of each 2020 Topps Baseball factory set is the 700 cards that make up the main flagship set. This includes all the veterans, rookies and subsets. Factory sets are available in a variety of forms and formats, each with slightly different bonus cards.
What is the 1986 Topps Traded set worth?
The 1986 Topps Traded Tom Seaver card sells for about $5-10 in PSA 9 condition.
What number is Barry Bonds 1986 Topps card?
11T
Who was a MLB rookie in 1986?
Year Player Team
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1983 Ron Kittle Chicago White Sox
1984 Alvin Davis Seattle Mariners
1985 Ozzie Guillén Chicago White Sox
1986 Jose Canseco Oakland Athletics
Who was the highest paid baseball player in 1986?
Year Salary Player(s)
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1986 $1,964,423 Jim Rice (Bos AL)
1987 $2,412,500 Jim Rice (Bos AL)
1988 $2,340,000 Ozzie Smith (StL NL)
1989 $2,766,667 Orel Hershiser (LA NL)