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2017 Topps Transcendent Baseball Player Card Totals 2017 Topps Transcendent Baseball Player Card Totals Total Autographs Cuts Sketches Player Framed Aaron Bonus MVP Base MLB MLB Moments Framed Bonus MVP Oversized MVP Ball Cards Variation Judge Variation Dual Moments Reproduction Aaron Judge 280 52 52 87 87 2 Abraham Lincoln 1 1 Adrian Beltre 105 52 52 1 Albert Pujols 90 1 2 87 Alex Bregman 191 52 52 87 Alex Rodriguez 177 1 2 174 Alexander Graham Bell 1 1 Andrew Benintendi 191 52 52 87 Andy Griffith 1 1 Anthony Rizzo 279 52 52 87 1 87 Arnold Palmer 1 1 Art Carney 1 1 Babe Ruth 265 1 1 87 2 174 Barack Obama 1 1 Barry Larkin 105 52 52 1 Bill Clinton 1 1 Bill Mazeroski 88 1 87 Bing Crosby 1 1 Bo Jackson 279 52 52 87 1 87 Bob Hope 1 1 Boston Red 88 1 87 Branch Rickey 1 1 Bryce Harper 282 52 52 1 1 87 1 1 87 Buster Posey 193 52 52 1 87 1 Cal Ripken Jr. 368 52 52 1 87 2 174 Calvin Coolidge 1 1 Carl Hubbell 1 1 Carl Yastrzemski 175 87 1 87 Carlos Correa 191 52 52 87 Carlton Fisk 88 1 87 Casey Stengel 1 1 Charlie Chaplin 1 1 Charlie Gehringer 1 1 Chicago Cubs 88 1 87 Chipper Jones 193 52 52 1 1 87 Chris Sale 87 87 Clayton Kershaw 282 52 52 1 1 87 1 1 87 Cody Bellinger 192 52 52 87 1 Connie Mack 1 1 Corey Seager 88 87 1 Craig Biggio 88 1 87 Curt Schilling 89 1 1 87 Cy Young 1 1 Dale Earnhardt Sr. 1 1 Dave Winfield 191 52 52 87 David Bowie 1 1 David Ortiz 280 52 52 1 87 1 87 Dazzy Vance 1 1 Derek Jeter 633 52 52 1 87 1 5 435 Dizzy Dean 2 1 1 Don Mattingly 105 52 52 1 Douglas MacArthur 1 1 Dustin Pedroia 2 1 1 Dwight D. Eisenhower 1 1 Eddie Collins 1 1 Enos Slaughter 88 1 87 Ernie Banks 89 2 87 Evan Longoria 88 1 87 Floyd Mayweather Jr. 104 52 52 Francis Scott Key 1 1 Francisco Lindor 192 52 52 87 1 Frank Robinson 1 1 Frank Thomas 2 1 1 Franklin D. Roosevelt 1 1 Fred Astaire 1 1 Gabby Hartnett 1 1 Gary Sanchez 1 1 Gene Kelly 1 1 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017 Topps Transcendent Player Card Totals Total Autographs Cuts Sketches Player Framed Aaron Bonus MVP Base MLB MLB Moments Framed Bonus MVP Oversized MVP Ball Cards Variation Judge Variation Dual Moments Reproduction Gene Wilder 1 1 George Brett 87 87 George H.W. Bush 1 1 George Harrison 1 1 George Sisler 1 1 George Steinbrenner 1 1 George W. Bush 89 1 1 87 Gerald Ford 1 1 Gil Hodges 1 1 Gordie Howe 1 1 Greg Maddux 279 52 52 87 1 87 Groucho Marx 1 1 Grover Cleveland 1 1 Hal Newhouser 1 1 Hank Aaron 279 52 52 87 1 87 Hank Greenberg 2 1 1 Harmon Killebrew 1 1 Harry Caray 1 1 Harry Truman 1 1 Herbert Hoover 1 1 Hideki Matsui 280 52 52 1 87 1 87 Honus Wagner 88 1 87 Howard Cosell 1 1 Ian Happ 104 52 52 Ichiro Seattle 89 1 1 87 Ichiro Suzuki 191 52 52 87 Ivan Rodriguez 90 1 1 1 87 Jackie Gleason 1 1 Jackie Robinson 265 1 1 87 2 174 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis 1 1 James Brown 1 1 Jeff Bagwell 2 1 1 Jesse Owens 1 1 Jim Bottomley 1 1 Jim Thome 104 52 52 Jimmie Foxx 90 2 1 87 Joe DiMaggio 3 2 1 Joe Frazier 1 1 Joe Gordon 1 1 Joe Louis 1 1 Joe Medwick 1 1 Joey Votto 1 1 John Glenn 1 1 John Quincy Adams 1 1 Johnny Bench 106 52 52 2 Johnny Cash 1 1 Johnny Evers 1 1 Johnny Podres 1 1 Jose Bautista 88 1 87 Jose Canseco 88 1 87 Josh Donaldson 106 52 52 1 1 Josh Gibson 88 1 87 Judy Garland 1 1 Ken Griffey Jr. 263 87 2 174 Kirby Puckett 1 1 Kris Bryant 282 52 52 1 1 87 1 1 87 Larry Doby 88 1 87 Lefty Grove 2 1 1 Lew Burdette 1 1 Lindsey Vonn 52 52 Lou Boudreau 1 1 Lou Gehrig 264 1 87 2 174 Louis Armstrong 1 1 Luciano Pavarotti 1 1 Lucille Ball 1 1 Lyndon B. Johnson 1 1 Manny Machado 280 52 52 87 1 1 87 Mariano Rivera 193 52 52 1 1 87 Mark McGwire 192 52 52 1 87 Mark Twain 1 1 Masahiro Tanaka 1 1 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017 Topps Transcendent Player Card Totals Total Autographs Cuts Sketches Player Framed Aaron Bonus MVP Base MLB MLB Moments Framed Bonus MVP Oversized MVP Ball Cards Variation Judge Variation Dual Moments Reproduction Max Scherzer 176 87 1 1 87 Mel Ott 1 1 Mickey Cochrane 2 2 Miguel Cabrera 88 87 1 Mike Piazza 279 52 52 87 1 87 Mike Trout 372 52 52 2 2 87 1 2 174 Nap Lajoie 1 1 Nat King Cole 1 1 Nellie Fox 2 1 1 Noah Syndergaard 105 52 52 1 Nolan Arenado 1 1 Nolan Ryan 279 52 52 87 1 87 Orson Welles 1 1 Ozzie Smith 176 2 174 Paul Molitor 1 1 Paul Newman 1 1 Paul Waner 1 1 Pedro Martinez 279 52 52 87 1 87 Phil Rizzuto 1 1 Randy Johnson 281 52 52 1 1 87 1 87 Red Skelton 1 1 Reggie Jackson 281 52 52 2 87 1 87 Richard Nixon 1 1 Rickey Henderson 280 52 52 1 87 1 87 Roberto Clemente 178 2 1 87 1 87 Robinson Cano 1 1 Rod Carew 104 52 52 Roger Clemens 280 52 52 1 87 1 87 Roger Maris 178 2 1 87 1 87 Rogers Hornsby 2 2 Ronald Reagan 1 1 Roy Campanella 2 1 1 Roy Halladay 88 1 87 Ryne Sandberg 89 1 1 87 Sadaharu Oh 1 1 Sandy Koufax 279 52 52 87 1 87 Satchel Paige 89 1 1 87 Stan Musial 3 2 1 Stephen Strasburg 1 1 Stevie Wonder 1 1 Sugar Ray Robinson 1 1 Ted Williams 266 2 1 87 2 174 The Three Stooges 1 1 Theo Epstein 104 52 52 Theodore Roosevelt 1 1 Tom Glavine 1 1 Tom Seaver 104 52 52 Tris Speaker 2 1 1 Ty Cobb 88 1 87 Wade Boggs 88 1 87 Walter Johnson 1 1 Walter Payton 1 1 Whitney Houston 1 1 Willie Stargell 1 1 Wilt Chamberlain 1 1 Woodrow Wilson 1 1 Yoan Moncada 191 52 52 87 Yu Darvish 1 1 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017 Topps Transcendent Player Card Totals.
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