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Aussiewayne's Wantlist - Football The Trading Card Database http://www.tradingcarddb.com aussiewayne's Wantlist - Football 1989 Pro Set 100a John Elway ERR 1992 Pro Set Power 6 Bubby Brister 1992 Pro Set Power 89 Brian Blades 1989 Pro Set 193c Stacey Toran VAR 1992 Pro Set Power 7 John Elway 1992 Pro Set Power 90 Neil Smith 1989 Pro Set 266a Bobby Hebert ERR 1992 Pro Set Power 8 Troy Aikman 1992 Pro Set Power 91 Kevin Greene 1989 Pro Set 363a Anthony Miller RC, ER 1992 Pro Set Power 9 Rodney Peete 1992 Pro Set Power 92 Reggie White 1989 Pro Set 478c Jim McMahon VAR 1992 Pro Set Power 10 Dan McGwire 1992 Pro Set Power 93 Jerry Ball 1989 Pro Set 480c Earnest Byner VAR 1992 Pro Set Power 11 Mark Rypien 1992 Pro Set Power 94 Charles Haley 1989 Pro Set 480d Earnest Byner VAR 1992 Pro Set Power 12 Randall Cunningh 1992 Pro Set Power 95 Richard Dent 1989 Pro Set 483c Gerald Riggs VAR 1992 Pro Set Power 13 Dan Marino 1992 Pro Set Power 97 Cornelius Bennet 1989 Pro Set 483d Gerald Riggs VAR 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