PACK 1

Carlos Beltran’s rookie card actually shows another guy named Juan LeBron.  It’s an uncorrected error.

1. #18T Carlos Beltran (Uncorrected Error) (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
2. #148T Kevin Brown
3. #131T Tyler Green (Rookie of the Year Candidates)
4. #148T Kevin Brown
5. #14T Kevin Gross
6. #8 Jeff Bagwell (At the Break)
7. #66T Lee Smith
8. #19T Mike Mimbs
9. #138T Scott Cooper
10. #98T Tom Henke
11. #111T Antonio Osuna

PACK 2

Juan LeBron’s rookie card actually shows Carlos Beltran.

1. #90T Dave Gallagher
2. #126T Jim Scharrer (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
3. #12T Juan LeBron (Uncorrected Error) (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
4. #126T Jim Scharrer (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
5. #72T Jose Canseco
6. #52T Mike Perez
7. #45T Marty Cordova (Rookie of the Year Candidates)
8. #79T Brad Radke
9. #123T Bobby Witt
10. #32T Mike Devereaux
11. #70T Tony Fernandez

PACK 3

1. #130T Lyle Mouton/Mariano Rivera (On Deck) (Rookie Card)
2. #103T Dilson Torres
3. #140T Charlie Hayes
4. #116T John Kruk
5. #62T Tim Scott
6. #64T Ken Hill
7. #13T Shawn Green (Rookie of the Year Candidates)
8. #153T Stan Belinda
9. #61T Orel Hershiser
10. #142T Rich Amaral
11. #123T Bobby Witt

PACK 4

1. #156 Frank Thomas/Fred McGriff (Mid All-Star)
2. #68T Felipe Lira
3. #157 Carlos Baerga/Craig Biggio (Mid All-Star)
4. #163 Ivan Rodriguez/Mike Piazza (Mid All-Star)
5. #73T Mark Grudzielanek
6. #10 Matt Williams (At the Break)
7. #2 Ken Griffey Jr. (At the Break)
8. #81T John Wetteland
9. #110 David Cone
10. #114T Mark McLemore
11. #81T John Wetteland

PACK 5

1. #74T Ben Davis (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
2. #76T Roger Bailey
3. #126T Jim Scharrer (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
4. #88T Pat Ahearne/Gary Rath/Larry Wimberly/Robbie Bell (Prospects) (Rookie Card)
5. #55T Zane Smith
6. #51T Todd Stottlemyre
7. #128T Chipper Jones (Rookie of the Year Candidates)
8. #85T Ken Caminiti
9. #125T Joey Cora
10. #123T Bobby Witt
11. #34T Benny Santiago

1. #633 Mike Fetters *x2
2. #634 Ozzie Canseco *x2
3. #635 Jeff Russell *x2
4. #636 Pete Incaviglia *x2
5. #637 Tom Henke *x2
6. #638 Chipper Jones
7. #639 Jimmy Key *x3
8. #640 Dave Martinez *x3
9. #641 Dave Stieb *x2
10. #642 Milt Thompson *x2
11. #643 Alan Mills *x2
12. #644 Tony Fernandez *x3
13. #645 Randy Bush
14. #646 Joe Magrane *x2
15. #647 Ivan Calderon *x2
16. #648 Jose Guzman *x2
17. #649 John Olerud *x3
18. #650 Tom Glavine
19. #651 Julio Franco *x2
20. #652 Armando Reynoso *x2
21. #653 Felix Jose *x2
22. #654 Ben Rivera *x2
23. #655 Andre Dawson *x2
24. #656 Mike Harkey *x3
25. #657 Kevin Seitzer *x2
26. #658 Lonnie Smith *x2
27. #659 Norm Charlton *x2
28. #660 David Justice
29. #661 Fernando Valenzuela *x3
30. #662 Dan Wilson

1. #555 Turner Ward (Rookie)
2. #26 Luis Sojo
3. #487 Rafael Belliard
4. #465 Ken Griffey
5. #596 Ronnie Walden (Draft Pick) (Rookie)
6. #1 Nolan Ryan
7. #172 Pete Incaviglia
8. #333 Chipper Jones (Draft Pick) (Rookie)
9. #172 Pete Incaviglia
10. #671 Andy McGaffigan
11. #21 Joe Morgan (Manager)
12. #221 Don Slaught
13. #108 Matt Young
14. #409 Mike Stanley
15. #432 Delino DeShields (Topps All-Star Rookie)
16. #528 Denny Martinez

“Chipper enjoyed the honor of being the nation’s first selection in the June, 1990 Draft.  At the Bolles School he was honored as Florida High School Player of the Year last season.  He led his team to State Finals for the 2nd consecutive campaign and to a 66-19 record in 3 seasons.  Chipper was 3-time All-State, 3-time Jacksonville All-City and 3-time Bolles School MVP.  The Gatorade Florida HS Player of Year, he was selected to play for Team USA.”

Chipper’s been winning awards and leading his team since he was a teenager.  Now, at the age of 37, he’s still schooling the younger folks how to properly hit the ball.  He has played with the Atlanta Braves organization for his entire 20-year professional baseball career.

1. #UH8 Jeff Mathis
2. #UH308 Shelley Duncan
3. #UH314 Wilson Betemit
4. #UH42 Chip Ambres
5. #UH142 Adrian Gonzalez/Matt Holliday (Classic Combos)
6. #UH143 Chipper Jones (Highlights)
7. #UH24 Tony Armas Jr.
8. #UH219 Damaso Marte
9. #UH264 David Ortiz (All-Star)
10. Gold Foil #UH230 Jason Jennings

“Chipper became just the third switch-hitter in Major League history to swat 400 career home runs, following Hall of Famers Mickey Mantle (536) and Eddie Murray (504).  He reached the milestone during a four-hit game against the Marlins in which he raised his season average to .418, earning a curtain call in Atlanta after the sixth-inning blast.”

Coming off winning the National League batting title last year, Chipper is still going strong at the age of 37.  He’s batting .295 this season with 15 home runs.  He could conceivably hit 500 home runs if he can last another 3 seasons (or if he starts taking steroids).

1. #498 Matt Chico
2. #408 Edinson Volquez
3. #377 Jake Westbrook
4. #386 Julio Lugo
5. #437 Brandon Wood
6. Gold Border #500 Chipper Jones (Serial#0816/2008)
7. Historical Campaign Match-Ups #HCM-1984 Ronald Reagan/Walter Mondale
8. #562 Ronnie Belliard
9. #595 Francisco Cordero
10. #514 Tony Pena

This is probably the best Topps Gold card I’ve pulled yet!

1. #UH104 Omar Infante
2. #UH296 Gabe Gross
3. #UH284 Curtis Thigpen
4. #UH196 Dan Uggla (Home Run Derby)
5. #UH106 Carlos Guillen/Josh Hamilton (Classic Combos)
6. #UH154 Grady Sizemore (Home Run Derby)
7. #UH264 David Ortiz (All-Star)
8. #UH258 Arthur Rhodes
9. #UH186 Wes Littleton
10. Gold Foil #UH143 Chipper Jones (Highlights)

“Chipper became just the third switch-hitter in Major League history to swat 400 career home runs, following Hall of Famers Mickey Mantle (536) and Eddie Murray (504).  He reached the milestone during a four-hit game against the Marlins in which he raised his season average to .418, earning a curtain call in Atlanta after the sixth-inning blast.“