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JUMBO Sunday: 2010 Topps Series 2 (Relic!)

Written by Steve on August 1st, 2010

2010 Topps Series 2 JUMBO pack:

  1. #586 Roy Oswalt
  2. #423 Brad Bergesen
  3. #402 J.P. Howell
  4. #347 Aaron Harang
  5. #398 Carlos Gonzalez
  6. #385 Torii Hunter
  7. #516 Marlon Byrd
  8. #573 Johan Santana
  9. #531 Matt Cain
  10. #655 Ryan Madson
  11. #491 Rafael Furcal
  12. #356 Angels (Franchise History)
  13. #435 Nelson Cruz
  14. #575 Ryan Perry
  15. #638 Paul Konerko
  16. #497 Edgar Renteria
  17. #353 Jason Heyward (Rookie Card)
  18. #457 Kanekoa Texeira (Rookie Card)
  19. #563 Bronson Arroyo
  20. #539 Arizona Diamondbacks (Team Card)
  21. #429 Seth Smith
  22. #455 St. Louis Cardinals (Franchise History)
  23. #510 Justin Upton/Mark Reynolds (Checklist)
  24. #640 Matt Diaz
  25. Gold Border #575 Ryan Perry (Serial#0695/2010)
  26. The Cards Your Mom Threw Out #CMT102 Babe Ruth
  27. History of the World Series #HWS12 Yogi Berra
  28. Million Card Giveaway #TMC-17 Roger Maris
  29. 2020 #T12 Chris Coghlan
  30. Silk Collection #TT Troy Tulowitzki (Serial#06/50)
  31. Vintage Legends #VLC5 George Sisler
  32. Turkey Red #TR69 Brooks Robinson
  33. Legendary Lineage #LL-47 Frank Robinson/Ryan Braun
  34. Peak Performance #PP-64 Josh Hamilton
  35. #658 Tommy Hunter
  36. #634 Casey Kotchman
  37. #354 Evan Longoria
  38. #624 Carlos Beltran
  39. #562 Carlos Quentin
  40. #445 Miguel Olivo
  41. #349 Felix Pie
  42. #622 Cleveland Indians (Franchise History)
  43. #405 Dustin McGowan
  44. #475 Johnny Damon
  45. #560 Ryan Rowland-Smith
  46. #615 Justin Verlander
  47. #351 Koji Uehara
  48. Attax Code Card #YE Yunel Escobar

The silk card is pretty neat looking in person.  It even has a little window so you can feel the silk.  Now that’s what I call gimmickery!  It feels like I should put this card into my daughter’s toy box instead of into my display case (but nonetheless, it’s going into the display case for now).

Isn’t it kind of ironic that the 2010 reprint of the Babe Ruth 100th Birthday card is valued much more than the original?  Beckett lists this card at $6, while the original at only $2.  I guess it’s no big loss that Mom threw out the original:

This year’s true All-Star Rookie:

Ryan Perry is undergoing “baptism by fire”, as the back of the card puts it, for the Detroit Tigers:

Both Rookies of the Year, both hit many homers in their first 3 seasons:

And the moment everyone’s been waiting for…  My Topps Million card…

1976 Topps #264 Steve Renko

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    John Bateman

    Nice Hit

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