Here's the deal - The 792 is an imaginary Topps Archives set from the mind of Ben Henry that is a 'best of' the 80's. Ben looked through the checklists of all 10 sets and chose one card from each number as a representative sample of the decade. There are superstars, scrubs, managers, team cards, All-Stars, rookies and even a few highlights. When Ben first had the idea, I offered to scrounge my collection and images of the cards I had. Since it's Ben's baby I'm not providing commentary, but you can get some of that on The Baseball Card Blog.
I'm posting the images in groups of 18, enough to fit in one plastic sheet (possibly a side loader). The cards are inexpensive enough that it would be pretty easy to build your own set. I'll happily accept any missing scans and give you credit for them. Here's sheet #24 in the binder for you to enjoy on a Friday afternoon.
415. Ron Darling, 1985 (RC)
416. Fred Lynn, 1989
417. John Franco, 1985 (RC)418. Alan Knicely, 1986
419. Tom Hume, 1981
420. Will Clark, 1987 (RC)
421. Al Oliver Super Veteran, 1983 
422. George Cappuzello, 1983
423. John Smiley, 1988 (RC)
424. Yankees Team, 1980425. Tom Seaver, 1987
426. Orioles Leaders, 1984427. Paul Kilgus, 1988 (RC)
428. Max Venable, 1986
429. Tim Pyznarski, 1987 (RC)
430. Mike Schmidt, 1987
431. Gary Gaetti, 1983 (RC)
432. Len Barker, 19811-18 19-36 37-54 55-72 73-90 91-108 109-126 127-144 145-162
163-180 181-198 199-216 217-234 235-252 253-270 271-288 289-306
307-324 325-342 343-360 361-378 379-396 397-414 415-432 433-450
451-468 469-486 487-504 505-522 523-540 541-558 559-576 577-594
595-612 613-630 631-648 649-666 667-684 685-702 703-720 721-738
739-756 757-774 775-792
1 comment:
Mike Schmidt thrusting his crotch at the camera man in the '87 card always makes me uncomfortable.
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