No, it’s not a 1990 Topps Jumbo pack (did those even exist?).  It’s a mad wax-ripping frenzy… 5 packs in one sitting!

Pack 1

1. #500 Kevin Mitchell
2. #27 Rick Leach
3. #511 Clay Parker
4. #35 Benny Santiago
5. #283 Joey Belle (Rookie)
6. #170 George Bell
7. #750 Dale Murphy
8. #361 Randy McCament (Rookie)
9. #699 Jim Leyland (Manager)
10. #784 Scott Bailes
11. #624 Darrin Jackson
12. #587 Lance Johnson
13. #502 Mitch Webster
14. #508 Terry Leach
15. #403 Tony Gwynn (All-Star)
16. #581 Ken Griffey

Pack 2

1. #293 Mike Gallego
2. #140 Andre Dawson
3. #319 Dion James
4. #100 Will Clark
5. #197 Doug Drabek
6. #650 Mike Witt
7. #429 Tom Kelly (Manager)
8. #280 Lou Whitaker
9. #171 Russ Nixon (Manager)
10. #229 David Wells
11. #646 Checklist 5 of 6 (Checklist)
12. #69 Todd Frohwirth
13. #337 Lloyd McClendon
14. #386 Julio Franco (All-Star)
15. #692 Sammy Sosa (Rookie)
16. #704 Chip Hale (Rookie)

Pack 3

1. #726 Gene Nelson
2. #703 Jeff Brantley
3. #212 Joe Orsulak
4. #697 Mike Davis
5. #423 Fred Toliver
6. #126 Randy Kramer
7. #453 Jody Davis
8. #527 Ron Hassey
9. #99 Rich Monteleone
10. #434 Mark Carreon
11. #378 Luis Salazar
12. #134 Earl Cunningham (Draft Pick) (Rookie)
13. #760 Wade Boggs
14. #118 Erik Hanson
15. #482 Steve Carter (Rookie)
16. #252 Otis Nixon

Pack 4

1. #512 Gary Pettis
2. #291 Dave Johnson (Manager)
3. #595 Greg Swindell
4. #30 David Cone
5. #412 Jamie Moyer
6. #24 Joe Hesketh
7. #479 Frank White
8. #553 Scott Scudder (Rookie)
9. #250 Jose Canseco
10. #316 Carney Lansford
11. #757 Larry Walker (Rookie)
12. #32 John Farrell
13. #380 Dave Winfield
14. #9 Eric Plunk
15. #783 Checklist 6 of 6 (Checklist)
16. #218 Wally Backman

Pack 5

1. #369 Todd Burns
2. #484 Mike Fitzgerald
3. #42 Jeff Robinson
4. #260 Eric Davis
5. #364 Rolando Roomes
6. #630 Gary Gaetti
7. #720 Andres Galarraga
8. #717 Ron Karkovice
9. #723 Jeff Robinson
10. #684 Julio Machado (Rookie)
11. #519 Bucky Dent (Manager)
12. #631 John Wetteland (Rookie)
13. #263 Mel Stottlemyre Jr. (Rookie)
14. #765 Chili Davis
15. #119 Billy Hatcher
16. #394 Jeff Ballard (All-Star)

1995 Topps Traded and Rookies:

1. #162 Kirby Puckett/Lenny Dykstra (All-Star)
2. #82T Chad Fonville (Rookie)
3. #158 Wade Boggs/Matt Williams (All-Star)
4. #82T Chad Fonville (Rookie)
5. #33T Rheal Cormier
6. #24T Tomas Perez (Rookie)
7. #29T Todd Williams
8. #63T Felix Rodriguez (Rookie)
9. #144T Pat Listach
10. #79T Brad Radke (Rookie)
11. #53T Terry Mulholland

Matt Williams was one of the players who was most adversely affected by the 1994 baseball strike.  He was on pace to break Roger Maris’ single-season home run record in 1994 when the strike started.  He batted .391 with 13 home runs by the end of May.  However, he was one of the players named in the Mitchell Report as having used steroids, so maybe it was a good thing that he didn’t break the record.

1993 Stadium Club, to be integrated into my collection:

1. #11 Sam Militello
2. #12 Mike Magnante
3. #13 Tim Wakefield
4. #29 Paul Gibson
5. #39 Royce Clayton
6. #45 Clay Parker
7. #52 Gary Thurman
8. #61 Carlos Baerga
9. #77 Mike Mussina
10. #82 Ted Power
11. #103 Mike Maddux
12. #112 Scott Fletcher
13. #113 Rex Hudler
14. #116 Mark Leiter
15. #132 Doug Strange
16. #143 Darren Lewis
17. #148 Bill Pecota
18. #149 Carlos Hernandez
19. #157 Juan Bell
20. #161 Jeff Reardon
21. #172 Mark Lemke
22. #191 Danny Gladden
23. #211 Hipolito Pichardo
24. #212 John Kiely
25. #240 Donn Pall
26. #258 Craig Shipley
27. #295 Robin Ventura (Member’s Choice)
28. #300 Gary Sheffield (Member’s Choice)
29. #601 Wade Boggs *x2
30. #602 Jeff Reardon *x2

1992 Ultra, to be integrated into my collection:

1. #302 Todd Frohwirth *x4
2. #303 Ben McDonald *x3
3. #304 Mark McLemore
4. #306 Bob Milacki
5. #307 Gregg Olson *x4
6. #308 David Segui *x2
7. #309 Rick Sutcliffe
8. #310 Jeff Tackett *x2
9. #311 Wade Boggs *x4
10. #313 John Flaherty
11. #314 Wayne Housie *x3
12. #315 Peter Hoy *x2
13. #316 John Marzano
14. #317 Tim Naehring *x4
15. #318 Phil Plantier *x4
16. #319 Frank Viola
17. #320 Matt Young *x2
18. #321 Jim Abbott
19. #322 Hubie Brooks *x3
20. #323 Chad Curtis *x2
21. #324 Alvin Davis *x2
22. #325 Junior Felix *x4
23. #326 Von Hayes *x2
24. #327 Mark Langston *x2
25. #328 Scott Lewis
26. #329 Don Robinson *x2
27. #330 Bobby Rose
28. #331 Lee Stevens
29. #332 George Bell
30. #333 Esteban Beltre *x5

1992 Fleer had a clean, refreshing feel just like the 1992 Donruss design:

1. #3 Juan Bell
2. #4 Glenn Davis
3. #5 Mike Devereaux
4. #8 Leo Gomez
5. #11 Tim Hulett
6. #13 Chito Martinez
7. #16 Luis Mercedes
8. #18 Bob Milacki
9. #19 Randy Milligan
10. #31 Craig Worthington
11. #32 Wade Boggs
12. #33 Tom Bolton
13. #38 Danny Darwin
14. #45 Carlos Quintana
15. #48 Luis Rivera
16. #58 Gary Gaetti
17. #64 Kirk McCaskill
18. #73 Cliff Young
19. #75 Esteban Beltre *x2
20. #76 Joey Cora
21. #78 Alex Fernandez
22. #82 Ozzie Guillen
23. #103 Sandy Alomar Jr.
24. #114 Doug Jones
25. #115 Eric King
26. #118 Charles Nagy
27. #128 Andy Allanson
28. #129 John Cerutti
29. #130 Milt Cuyler
30. #137 Bill Gullickson

1994 Topps Series 1:

1. #386 Wade Boggs/Matt Williams (All-Stars)
2. #53 Billy Ashley (Future Star)
3. #315 Ken Hill
4. #349 Carlos Quintana
5. #128 George Tsamis
6. Gold #120 Jimmy Key
7. #76 Luis Aquino
8. #255 Bobby Witt
9. #219 Pat Borders
10. #308 Mike Trombley
11. #111 Greg Litton
12. #43 Pat Mahomes

The baffling thing about this card is that Matt Williams was not selected for the 1993 All-Star Game.  The All-Star 3rd baseman for the National League in 1993 was actually Gary Sheffield, with Dave Hollins as the backup.

I guess that’s why they call them “Topps All Stars” and not just “All-Stars”.

1992 Donruss, to be integrated into my collection.  This was one of my favorite sets to collect:

1. #3 Kyle Abbott (Rated Rookie)
2. #6 Luis Mercedes (Rated Rookie)
3. #7 Roger Salkeld (Rated Rookie)
4. #8 Eddie Zosky (Rated Rookie)
5. #11 Andy Ashby (Rated Rookie)
6. #13 Ryan Klesko (Rated Rookie)
7. #16 Eric Karros (Rated Rookie) *x2
8. #20 D.J. Dozier (Rated Rookie)
9. #21 Dave Henderson (All-Star)
10. #23 Wade Boggs (All-Star)
11. #25 Jack Morris (All-Star)
12. #26 Danny Tartabull (All-Star) *x2
13. #27 Cecil Fielder (All-Star)
14. #32 John Habyan
15. #38 Doug Dascenzo
16. #53 Dave Smith
17. #57 Lenny Dykstra
18. #59 Jeff Robinson
19. #63 Paul O’Neill
20. #74 Jeff Ballard
21. #79 Cris Carpenter
22. #85 Mickey Tettleton
23. #87 Danny Darwin
24. #89 Jeff Reardon
25. #91 Danny Jackson
26. #92 John Morris
27. #96 Gary Gaetti
28. #97 David Cone
29. #101 Bob Milacki
30. #102 Norm Charlton

1990 Score’s Dream Team cards were beautiful.  They’re like a poor man’s Allen & Ginter.

1. #647 Paul Sorrento (Rookie) *x2
2. #648 Mike Roesler (Rookie)
3. #649 Jason Grimsley (Rookie)
4. #651 Scott Cooper (Rookie)
5. #653 Mike Munoz (Rookie)
6. #654 Jeff Fischer (Rookie)
7. #655 Terry Jorgensen (Rookie)
8. #656 George Canale (Rookie) *x2
9. #657 Brian Dubois (Rookie)
10. #669 Cal Eldred (Draft Pick) (Rookie)
11. #682 Willie Green (Draft Pick) (Rookie)
12. #683 Wade Boggs (Dream Team)
13. #688 Mark Langston (Dream Team)
14. #692 Mike Scott (Dream Team)
15. #694 Bobby Thigpen (Dream Team)
16. #695 Mitch Williams (Dream Team)
17. #700 Dave Stewart/Terry Steinbach (World Series) *x2
18. #702 Bashers Blast Giants (World Series) *x2
19. #703 Athletics Sweep (World Series)
20. #704 Wade Boggs (Highlights)