July 12, 2001:  Barry Bonds hits home run number 534, tying Jimmie Fox for 10th on the all-time list.

1. #UH82 Javier Vazquez
2. #UH230 D.J. Houlton (First Year)
3. #UH288 Scott Mitchinson (First Year)
4. #UH56 Alex Sanchez
5. #UH234 Russ Martin (First Year)
6. #UH278 Jake Postlewait (First Year)
7. Barry Bonds Home Run History #BB534 Barry Bonds
8. #UH208 Miguel Montero (Futures Game All-Star) (First Year)
9. #UH201 Mark Teixeira (Home Run Derby)
10. #UH114 Alex Rodriguez (Season Highlights)

Number 749 was a solo homer off of Scott Proctor of the New York Yankees on June 22, 2007

1. #UH111 Kevin Gregg
2. #UH68 Kevin Mench
3. #UH38 Jose Cruz
4. #UH163 Rocky Cherry (Rookie Card)
5. #UH110 Reggie Abercrombie
6. Red Back #UH201 Alberto Arias (Rookie Card)
7. Red Back #UH262 Aaron Rowand (All-Star)
8. Barry Bonds Home Run History #749 Barry Bonds
9. #UH289 Albert Pujols (Home Run Derby)
10. #UH224 Prince Fielder (All-Star)

“Was NL Player of Month for April, 1992.  Batted .317 with 7 Home Runs & 17 RBI.”

1. #139 Gary Gaetti
2. #61 Gene Larkin
3. #126 Bob Ayrault
4. #391 Derrick May
5. #5 Tony Gwynn
6. Gold #2 Barry Bonds
7. #206 Henry Cotto
8. #37 Lenny Webster
9. #370 Dave Valle
10. #115 Robby Thompson
11. #207 Paul Molitor
12. #214 Danny Darwin
13. #379 Mike Munoz
14. #382 Tim Belcher
15. #107 John Kiely

PACK 1

“Was NL Player of Month for April, 1992.  Batted .317 with 7 Home Runs & 17 RBI.”

1. Gold #296 Luis Rivera
2. #359 Mike Stanley
3. #144 Kent Mercker
4. #254 Cory Snyder
5. #238 Chris Donnels
6. #2 Barry Bonds
7. #54 Mike LaValliere
8. #8 Mark Wohlers
9. #394 Checklist 1 of 6 (Checklist)
10. #299 Bob Patterson
11. #110 Barry Larkin
12. #141 Dennis Cook
13. #180 Darren Daulton
14. #42 Spike Owen
15. #195 Pete Harnisch

PACK 2

“Cal has played 1735 consecutive games, second in history to Lou Gehrig’s 2130.”

1. Gold #240 John Olerud
2. #133 Steve Wilson
3. #4 Roger Clemens
4. #191 Sean Lowe (Draft Pick)
5. #377 Herm Winningham
6. #375 Wally Joyner
7. #300 Cal Ripken
8. #19 Ed Nunez
9. #56 Chad Mottola (Draft Pick)
10. #395 Checklist 2 of 6 (Checklist)
11. #324 Willie Randolph
12. #85 Sandy Alomar
13. #123 Moises Alou
14. #229 Mike Perez
15. #317 Kyle Abbott

PACK 3

“Craig was signed as a 20th round Draft selection of the Giants, June 17, 1986 by Scout Bill Parese.  He graduated from Manhattan (Kansas) High School in 1983 and attended Oral Roberts University.”

1. Gold #91 Craig Colbert
2. #76 Kevin Appier
3. #293 Rob Ducey
4. #366 Craig Wilson
5. #161 Chad McConnell (Draft Pick)
6. #202 Mike Scioscia
7. #148 Steve Finley
8. #116 Mark Lemke
9. #350 Joe Carter
10. #233 Rick Greene (Draft Pick)
11. #111 Bruce Hurst
12. #45 Dave Fleming
13. #286 Ron Karkovice
14. #374 Julio Valera
15. #304 Melido Perez

PACK 4

“Went 4-for-4 with a Home Run in 6-0 win vs. Royals, 6-30-92.  He’s owner of a restaurant “Mattingly’s 23″ in Indiana.”

1. Gold #346 Chuck McElroy
2. #154 Wes Chamberlain
3. #32 Don Mattingly
4. #364 Trevor Wilson
5. #169 Kenny Rogers
6. #106 Howard Johnson
7. #132 Preston Wilson (Draft Pick)
8. #137 Alan Mills
9. #12 Lee Smith
10. #193 Steve Foster
11. #15 Marquis Grissom
12. #343 Doug Henry
13. #263 Vince Horsman
14. #186 Mike Magnante
15. #292 Rey Sanchez

PACK 5

“Graduated from Santana (Santee) High School in 1984.  Was traded by Astros to Padres in exchange for LHP Ed Vosberg.”

1. Gold #273 Dan Walters
2. #307 Dan Serafini (Draft Pick)
3. #28 Joe Orsulak
4. #280 Tom Glavine
5. #285 Bob Tewksbury
6. #67 Felix Jose
7. #269 Todd Steverson (Draft Pick)
8. #348 Andy Stankiewicz
9. #228 Tom Goodwin
10. #272 Kurt Knudsen
11. #17 Dave Hollins
12. #36 Scott Servais
13. #97 Scott Fletcher
14. #43 Ruben Amaro
15. #333 Otis Nixon

On July 30, 2004, Barry Bonds hit his 685th home run at SBC Park off of Chris Carpenter of the St. Louis Cardinals.

1. #326 Derek Jeter/Alex Rodriguez (Team Stars)
2. #124 Danys Baez
3. #298 Jason Botts (Rookie Card)
4. #306 Danny Sandoval (Rookie Card)
5. #299 Jeff Mathis (Rookie Card)
6. #324 Brandon Watson (Rookie Card)
7. Barry Bonds Home Run History #BB685 Barry Bonds
8. #199 Adam Kennedy
9. #195 Mike Sweeney
10. #3 Garrett Atkins (Topps All-Star Rookie)

“Barry’s 13th All-Star Game appearance (14 selections) in 2007 was the first he played in his home stadium at the time, and he was welcomed warmly by the San Francisco crowd.  In addition to his more than 750 regular-season HRs and nine in postseason play, he has clared the fences in All-Star Game competition in 1998 in Denver and in ’02 in Milwaukee.”

2007 Topps Updates & Highlights:

1. #UH95 Dmitri Young
2. #UH306 Paul Bako
3. #UH114 Pete Orr
4. #UH131 Marlon Byrd
5. #UH125 Joe Kennedy
6. Red Back #UH78 Tony Pena
7. Red Back #UH28 Olmedo Saenz
8. Generation Now #GN570 Josh Barfield
9. #UH90 Julian Tavarez
10. #UH229 Barry Bonds (All-Star)

PACK 1

1. #UH289 Darwinson Salazar (First Year) (Rookie)
2. #UH257 Tony Arnerich (First Year) (Rookie)
3. #UH228 Brian Miller (First Year) (Rookie)
4. #UH94 Thomas Diamond (Prospect)
5. #UH248 Hayden Penn (First Year) (Rookie)
6. #UH309 Matt Brown (First Year) (Rookie)
7. Gold #UH300 Jason Motte (Serial#1110/2005) (First Year) (Rookie)
8. #UH213 B.J. Upton (Futures Game All-Star)
9. #UH190 Aramis Ramirez (All-Star)
10. #UH122 Paul Konerko (Postseason Highlights)

PACK 2

1. #UH33 Placido Polanco
2. #UH55 Marlon Byrd
3. #UH243 Daniel Haigwood (First Year) (Rookie)
4. #UH290 George Kottaras (First Year) (Rookie)
5. #UH259 Ricky Barrett (First Year) (Rookie)
6. #UH321 Chris Volstad (Draft Pick) (First Year) (Rookie)
7. #UH24 Jody Gerut
8. #UH171 Bartolo Colon (Sporting News All-Stars)
9. #UH130 Roy Oswalt (Postseason Highlights)
10. #UH166 Ken Griffey Jr. (Sporting News All-Stars)

PACK 3

1. #UH238 Brian Bannister (First Year) (Rookie)
2. #UH263 Steve Nelson (First Year) (Rookie)
3. #UH99 Philip Hughes (Prospect)
4. #UH326 Beau Jones (Draft Pick) (First Year) (Rookie)
5. #UH229 Chris Vines (First Year) (Rookie)
6. #UH324 C.J. Henry (Draft Pick) (First Year) (Rookie)
7. Gold #UH256 Kevin Collins (Serial#1108/2005) (First Year) (Rookie)
8. #UH194 Chris Carpenter (All-Star)
9. #UH120 Garrett Anderson (Postseason Highlights)
10. #UH156 Joe Nathan (Sporting News All-Stars)

PACK 4

1. #UH256 Kevin Collins (First Year) (Rookie)
2. #UH240 Thomas Oldham (First Year) (Rookie)
3. #UH233 Baltazar Lopez (First Year) (Rookie)
4. #UH21 Byung-Hyun Kim
5. #UH231 Chuck Tiffany (First Year) (Rookie)
6. #UH293 Brandon Moorhead (First Year) (Rookie)
7. Barry Bonds Home Run History #BB391 Barry Bonds
8. #UH219 Chris Young (Futures Game All-Star)
9. #UH58 Chris Young
10. #UH125 Freddy Garcia/Jose Contreras (Postseason Highlights)

Note 1:  The 2 Chris Young cards are of different people

Note 2: “Baltazar” is an awesome name

PACK 5

1. #UH262 Jerry Owens (First Year) (Rookie)
2. #UH312 Jered Weaver (Draft Pick) (First Year) (Rookie)
3. #UH79 Jose Guillen
4. #UH249 Heath Totten (First Year) (Rookie)
5. #UH30 Jason Kendall
6. #UH311 Stephen Drew (Draft Pick) (First Year) (Rookie)
7. #UH301 Chuck James (First Year) (Rookie)
8. #UH214 Conor Jackson (Futures Game All-Star)
9. #UH138 Bartolo Colon/Cliff Lee/Jon Garland (League Leaders)
10. #UH159 Felipe Lopez (Sporting News All-Stars)

1995 Topps Series 1:

1. #184 Hector Fajardo
2. Cyberstats #018 John Wetteland
3. #368 Mike Butcher
4. #204 Todd Worrell
5. #305 Orel Hershiser
6. #388 Ken Griffey Jr./Barry Bonds (Topps All Stars)
7. #392 David Cone/Greg Maddux (Topps All Stars)
8. #82 Ray Lankford
9. #38 Tim Wallach
10. #44 Bret Barberie
11. #77 Tim Raines
12. #242 Terry Pendleton
13. #99 Cris Carpenter
14. #197 Steve Cooke
15. #320 Chris Bosio