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JUMBO Sunday: 2010 Topps Series 2

Written by Steve on July 4th, 2010

Today I’m starting up a new feature. Each Sunday, instead of opening up a single hobby pack, I’m going to open up either a jumbo pack of the most recent release or 5 hobby packs of a past Topps release.

2010 Topps Series 2 Jumbo Pack:

  1. #444 Yuniesky Betancourt
  2. #360 Justin Morneau
  3. #517 Cliff Pennington
  4. #603 Gerardo Parra
  5. #338 Brett Cecil
  6. #374 Scott Feldman
  7. #403 Jimmy Rollins
  8. #569 Jacoby Ellsbury
  9. #495 Carlos Pena
  10. #437 Luke Hochevar
  11. #363 Joba Chamberlain
  12. #556 Chicago White Sox (Team Card)
  13. #366 Hiroki Kuroda
  14. #498 Sergio Santos (Rookie Card)
  15. #651 Mike Aviles
  16. #496 Rajai Davis
  17. #357 Scott Downs
  18. #365 Logan Ondrusek (Rookie Card)
  19. #512 Scot Shields
  20. #492 Brian Wilson
  21. #339 Jose Reyes
  22. #381 Miguel Montero
  23. #555 B.J. Upton
  24. #629 Oliver Perez
  25. #399 Matt Garza
  26. #384 Chris Johnson (Rookie Card)
  27. #469 Alex Burnett (Rookie Card)
  28. Gold Border #631 Marc Rzepczynski (Serial#0267/2010)
  29. The Cards Your Mom Threw Out #CMT60 Mickey Mantle
  30. History of the World Series #HWS15 Bob Gibson
  31. Million Card Giveaway #TMC-13 Bob Gibson
  32. 2020 #T10 Evan Longoria
  33. Vintage Legends #VLC25 Honus Wagner
  34. Turkey Red #TR63 Nate McLouth
  35. Legendary Lineage #LL-38 Cal Ripken Jr./Hanley Ramirez
  36. Peak Performance #PP-61 Hunter Pence
  37. #616 Franklin Gutierrez
  38. #576 Paul Maholm
  39. #625 Grady Sizemore
  40. #579 Trevor Cahill
  41. #540 Sean Rodriguez
  42. #483 Daisuke Matsuzaka
  43. #334 Jayson Werth
  44. #408 Detroit Tigers (Franchise History)
  45. #647 Alfonso Soriano
  46. #623 Miguel Cabrera
  47. #551 Everth Cabrera
  48. #422 Vin Mazzaro
  49. #383 Derek Lowe
  50. Attax #JV Justin Verlander

50 cards, no Nats… I guess Topps realizes that there are about 10 Nats fans collecting cards out there.  Maybe Stephen Strasburg and Bryce Harper will change that in the future.

I don’t have the Beckett values on Series 2 yet, but I can guess that the Mantle was the best pull out of the pack:

“The hand-painted image of Mantle on his 1953 card depicted a striking 21-year-old coming off a season in which he made the AL All-Star team for what would be the first of 17 consecutive times.  His ’52 rookie is the only more valuable Topps “Mickey.””

Some of the other nice pulls:

And I’m sure you were all wondering what I got from the Million Card Giveaway this time…

1977 Topps #551 Bill North

Not bad, but I still haven’t gotten anything from the 50′s or 60′s yet.

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    John Bateman

    No Nats but 3 ex Pirates

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