1994 Collector’s Choice, to be integrated into my collection:

1. #10 Butch Huskey (Rookie Class)
2. #13 Steve Karsay (Rookie Class)
3. #15 Luis Ortiz (Rookie Class)
4. #16 Manny Ramirez (Rookie Class)
5. #27 Matt Brunson (Draft Pick)
6. #29 Billy Wagner (Draft Pick)
7. #47 Bret Barberie
8. #48 Kim Batiste
9. #60 Pat Borders
10. #64 Jeff Branson
11. #75 Andujar Cedeno
12. #78 Dave Clark
13. #87 Chad Curtis
14. #90 Rob Deer
15. #94 Gary DiSarcina *x2
16. #99 Alex Fernandez
17. #101 Dave Fleming
18. #104 Mike Gallego
19. #107 Brent Gates
20. #122 Tony Gwynn
21. #123 Jeffrey Hammonds
22. #124 Erik Hanson
23. #131 Rickey Henderson
24. #132 Mike Henneman
25. #134 Roberto Hernandez
26. #142 David Hulse

1992 Triple Play:

1. #163 Norm Charlton
2. #164 Bo Jackson
3. #168 Junior Felix
4. #169 Lance Parrish
5. #170 Pat Combs
6. #175 Pete Harnisch
7. #176 Alan Trammell
8. #181 Glenallen Hill
9. #182 John Franco
10. #187 Darryl Strawberry
11. #188 Jaime Navarro
12. #193 Awesome!
13. #195 Dennis Eckersley
14. #201 Dave Howard
15. #207 Rex Hudler
16. #213 Cal Eldred
17. #219 Tony Gwynn

1992 Leaf, to be integrated into my collection:

1. #199 Checklist
2. #200 Brent Mayne *x4
3. #201 Larry Walker
4. #204 Mike Morgan *x2
5. #205 Hal Morris *x4
6. #206 Tony Gwynn
7. #208 Kirt Manwaring
8. #209 Al Osuna *x2
9. #210 Bobby Thigpen
10. #212 B.J. Surhoff
11. #213 Lenny Harris *x2
12. #215 Gregg Jefferies
13. #216 Bruce Hurst
14. #218 Dave Otto *x2
15. #220 Charlie Hayes
16. #221 Frank Viola
17. #223 Gary Redus *x2
18. #226 Greg Olson
19. #227 Jose DeLeon
20. #228 Mike LaValliere
21. #229 Mark Langston *x2
22. #234 Scott Fletcher *x3
23. #235 Tim Naehring
24. #239 Dan Gladden
25. #240 Willie Randolph
26. #242 Sid Bream
27. #244 Bill Pecota
28. #245 Terry Pendleton
29. #246 Randy Ready
30. #249 Shawon Dunston

1985 Topps #717 Tony Gwynn (All Star)

1985 Topps:

1. #639 Ed Hodge (Rookie)
2. #624 Benny Ayala
3. #325 John Denny
4. #477 Bob Ojeda
5. #180 Dave Winfield
6. #710 Frank Viola (All Star)
7. #131 Gus Bell/Buddy Bell (Father-Son)
8. #234 Jerry Narron
9. #332 Brian Harper
10. #126 Ruppert Jones
11. #350 Wade Boggs
12. #410 Bob Horner
13. #316 John Lowenstein
14. #389 Rod Dedeaux (USA) (Manager)
15. #717 Tony Gwynn (All Star)

“Was named NL Player of the Month for April, 1984.  Batted .434 (36-for-83) with 18 Runs, 7 Stolen Bases, one Homer & 9 RBI’s.“

2000 Topps #459 Tony Gwynn (Season Highlights)

2000 Topps series 2:

1. #306 Mike Lansing
2. #326 Ruben Mateo
3. #361 Steve Karsay
4. #454 Keith Reed/Jeff Heaverlo (Draft Picks) (Rookie)
5. #459 Tony Gwynn (Season Highlights)
6. #462 Mark McGwire/Ken Griffey Jr. (League Leaders)
7. #425 Greg Maddux
8. #372 Delino DeShields
9. #440 Andruw Jones
10. #391 Bill Mueller
11. #376 Jimmy Haynes

…and 2000 Topps Series 2 Checklist 2 of 2.

“Mr. Padre saved the big night for his madre.  On August 5, 1999, in St. Louis, Gwynn failed to crack his 3,000th hit in a game in which Mark McGwire blasted his 500th homer.  But the next day in Montreal, on his mother Vendella’s birthday, he reached the milestone — and was promptly embraced by her.  Incredibly, his 2,000th safety also fell on her birthday!  Tony became the 22nd man to reach 3,000, and only Ty Cobb and Nap Lajoie got there in fewer games than his 2,284.  He finished the night with 4 hits.”

Gwynn’s career batting average of .338 is the highest of any player who bagan his career after World War II.