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1986 Topps Baseball Card Checklist 1 Pete Rose 2 Pete Rose (Special 1963-66) 3 Pete Rose (Special 1967-70) 4 Pete Rose (Special 1971-74) 5 Pete Rose (Special 1975-78) 6 Pete Rose (Special 1979-82) 7 Pete Rose (Special 1983-85) 8 Dwayne Murphy 9 Roy Smith 10 Tony Gwynn 11 Bob Ojeda 12 Jose Uribe 13 Bob Kearney 14 Julio Cruz 15 Eddie Whitson 16 Rick Schu 17 Mike Stenhouse 18 Brent Gaff 19 Rich Hebner 20 Lou Whitaker 21 George Bamberger 22 Duane Walker 23 Manny Lee 24 Len Barker 25 Willie Wilson 26 Frank DiPino 27 Ray Knight 28 Eric Davis 29 Tony Phillips 30 Eddie Murray 31 Jamie Easterly 32 Steve Yeager 33 Jeff Lahti 34 Ken Phelps 35 Jeff Reardon 36 Tigers Leaders (Lance Parrish) 37 Mark Thurmond 38 Glenn Hoffman 39 Dave Rucker 40 Ken Griffey 41 Brad Wellman 42 Geoff Zahn 43 Dave Engle Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 1 44 Lance McCullers 45 Damaso Garcia 46 Billy Hatcher 47 Juan Berenguer 48 Bill Almon 49 Rick Manning 50 Dan Quisenberry 52 Chris Welsh 53 Len Dykstra 54 John Franco 55 Fred Lynn 56 Tom Niedenfuer 57 Bill Doran 57 Bobby Wine (Supposed To Be #51) 58 Bill Krueger 59 Andre Thornton 60 Dwight Evans 61 Karl Best 62 Bob Boone 63 Ron Roenicke 64 Floyd Bannister 65 Dan Driessen 66 Cardinals Leaders (Bob Forsch) 67 Carmelo Martinez 68 Ed Lynch 69 Luis Aguayo 70 Dave Winfield 71 Ken Schrom 72 Shawon Dunston 73 Randy O'Neal 74 Rance Mulliniks 75 Jose DeLeon 76 Dion James 77 Charlie Leibrandt 78 Bruce Benedict 79 Dave Schmidt 80 Darryl Strawberry 81 Gene Mauch 82 Tippy Martinez 83 Phil Garner 84 Curt Young 85 Tony Perez 86 Tom Waddell 87 Candy Maldonado 88 Tom Nieto 89 Randy St. Claire 90 Garry Templeton Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 2 91 Steve Crawford 92 Al Cowens 93 Scot Thompson 94 Rich Bordi 95 Ozzie Virgil 96 Blue Jays Leaders (Jim Clancy) 97 Gary Gaetti 98 Dick Ruthven 99 Buddy Biancalana 100 Nolan Ryan 101 Dave Bergman 102 Joe Orsulak 103 Luis Salazar 104 Sid Fernandez 105 Gary Ward 106 Ray Burris 107 Rafael Ramirez 108 Ted Power 109 Len Matuszek 110 Scott McGregor 111 Roger Craig 112 Bill Campbell 113 U.L. Washington 114 Mike Brown 115 Jay Howell 116 Brook Jacoby 117 Bruce Kison 118 Jerry Royster 119 Barry Bonnell 120 Steve Carlton 121 Nelson Simmons 122 Pete Filson 123 Greg Walker 124 Luis Sanchez 125 Dave Lopes 126 Mets Leaders (Mookie Wilson) 127 Jack Howell 128 John Wathan 129 Jeff Dedmon 130 Alan Trammell 131 Checklist 1-132 132 Razor Shines 133 Andy McGaffigan 134 Carney Lansford 135 Joe Niekro 136 Mike Hargrove 137 Charlie Moore Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 3 138 Mark Davis 139 Daryl Boston 140 John Candelaria 141 Bob Rodgers 141A Chuck Cottier 141B Bob Rodgers 142 Bob Jones 143 Dave Van Gorder 144 Doug Sisk 145 Pedro Guerrero 146 Jack Perconte 147 Larry Sheets 148 Mike Heath 149 Brett Butler 150 Joaquin Andujar 151 Dave Stapleton 152 Mike Morgan 153 Ricky Adams 154 Bert Roberge 155 Bob Grich 156 White Sox Leaders (Richard Dotson) 157 Ron Hassey 158 Derrel Thomas 159 Orel Hershiser 160 Chet Lemon 161 Lee Tunnell 162 Greg Gagne 163 Pete Ladd 164 Steve Balboni 165 Mike Davis 166 Dickie Thon 167 Zane Smith 168 Jeff Burroughs 169 George Wright 170 Gary Carter 171 Not Issued,See#141 172 Jerry Reed 173 Wayne Gross 174 Brian Snyder 175 Steve Sax 176 Jay Tibbs 177 Joel Youngblood 178 Ivan DeJesus 179 Stu Cliburn 180 Don Mattingly 181 Al Nipper 182 Bobby Brown Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 4 183 Larry Andersen 184 Tim Laudner 185 Rollie Fingers 186 Astros Leaders (Jose Cruz) 187 Scott Fletcher 188 Bob Dernier 189 Mike Mason 190 George Hendrick 191 Wally Backman 192 Milt Wilcox 193 Daryl Sconiers 194 Craig McMurtry 195 Dave Concepcion 196 Doyle Alexander 197 Enos Cabell 198 Ken Dixon 199 Dick Howser 200 Mike Schmidt 201 Vince Coleman 202 Dwight Gooden 203 Keith Hernandez 204 Phil Niekro 205 Tony Perez 206 Pete Rose 207 Fernando Valenzuela 208 Ramon Romero 209 Randy Ready 210 Calvin Schiraldi 211 Ed Wojna 212 Chris Speier 213 Bob Shirley 214 Randy Bush 215 Frank White 216 A's Leaders (Dwayne Murphy) 217 Bill Scherrer 218 Randy Hunt 219 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