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2020 Topps Project 2020 Baseball Checklist 2020 Topps Project 2020 Checklist - As of 6/28/20 Player Set Release # Team Print Run Artist Mike Trout 2011 Topps 4 Angels 2,911 Ermsy Mike Trout 2011 Topps 35 Angels 13,200 Andrew Thiele Mike Trout 2011 Topps 51 Angels 34,950 Ben Baller Mike Trout 2011 Topps 63 Angels 16,430 Fucci Mike Trout 2011 Topps 85 Angels 33,818 Jacob Rochester Mike Trout 2011 Topps 100 Angels 74,862 Blake Jamieson Mike Trout 2011 Topps 121 Angels 20,961 JK5 Rickey Henderson 1980 Topps 14 Athletics 1,221 Joshua Vides Mark McGwire 1987 Topps 17 Athletics 1,456 Efdot Rickey Henderson 1980 Topps 21 Athletics 2,104 Matt Taylor Mark McGwire 1987 Topps 28 Athletics 1,199 Keith Shore Rickey Henderson 1980 Topps 57 Athletics 3,819 Blake Jamieson Mark McGwire 1987 Topps 60 Athletics 2,687 Naturel Rickey Henderson 1980 Topps 71 Athletics 15,741 Ben Baller Mark McGwire 1987 Topps 81 Athletics 18,205 Blake Jamieson Mark McGwire 1987 Topps 97 Athletics 19,894 Andrew Thiele Rickey Henderson 1980 Topps 104 Athletics 11,578 JK5 Mark McGwire 1987 Topps 111 Athletics 9,169 Mister Cartoon Rickey Henderson 1980 Topps 123 Athletics 4,966 Jacob Rochester Rickey Henderson 1980 Topps 129 Athletics 6,609 Sophia Chang Mark McGwire 1987 Topps 134 Athletics 5,092 Fucci Bob Gibson 1959 Topps 7 Cardinals 1,205 Grotesk Bob Gibson 1959 Topps 46 Cardinals 1,268 Sophia Chang Bob Gibson 1959 Topps 54 Cardinals 1,451 Keith Shore Bob Gibson 1959 Topps 70 Cardinals 6,757 Tyson Beck Bob Gibson 1959 Topps 84 Cardinals 14,867 Ermsy Bob Gibson 1959 Topps 108 Cardinals 11,395 Gregory Siff Bob Gibson 1959 Topps 124 Cardinals 6,090 King Saladeen Sandy Koufax 1955 Topps 2 Dodgers 1,135 Jacob Rochester Jackie Robinson 1952 Topps 3 Dodgers 1,302 Naturel Jackie Robinson 1952 Topps 31 Dodgers 2,741 Sophia Chang Sandy Koufax 1955 Topps 36 Dodgers 2,488 Oldmanalan Jackie Robinson 1952 Topps 42 Dodgers 2,980 Blake Jamieson Sandy Koufax 1955 Topps 49 Dodgers 2,149 Andrew Thiele Sandy Koufax 1955 Topps 76 Dodgers 6,607 Fucci Jackie Robinson 1952 Topps 79 Dodgers 11,643 Mister Cartoon Sandy Koufax 1955 Topps 89 Dodgers 43,147 Naturel Jackie Robinson 1952 Topps 98 Dodgers 20,219 Joshua Vides Sandy Koufax 1955 Topps 99 Dodgers 21,535 Tyson Beck Jackie Robinson 1952 Topps 114 Dodgers 14,067 Efdot Sandy Koufax 1955 Topps 125 Dodgers 4,966 Joshua Vides Willie Mays 1952 Topps 15 Giants 1,464 Andrew Thiele Willie Mays 1952 Topps 27 Giants 1,480 Efdot Willie Mays 1952 Topps 48 Giants 1,556 JK5 Willie Mays 1952 Topps 61 Giants 5,459 King Saladeen Willie Mays 1952 Topps 80 Giants 10,480 Sophia Chang Willie Mays 1952 Topps 101 Giants 10,568 Jacob Rochester GroupBreakChecklists.com 2020 Topps Project 2020 Checklist Willie Mays 1952 Topps 128 Giants 7,195 Don C Ichiro 2001 Topps 1 Mariners 1,334 Ben Baller Ken Griffey Jr. 1989 Topps 6 Mariners 2,504 King Saladeen Ichiro 2001 Topps 22 Mariners 1,972 Ermsy Ken Griffey Jr. 1989 Topps 25 Mariners 3,707 Tyson Beck Ichiro 2001 Topps 32 Mariners 1,798 JK5 Ken Griffey Jr. 1989 Topps 53 Mariners 4,236 Matt Taylor Ichiro 2001 Topps 62 Mariners 6,207 Sophia Chang Ken Griffey Jr. 1989 Topps 66 Mariners 9,356 Jacob Rochester Ichiro 2001 Topps 77 Mariners 11,425 King Saldeen Ken Griffey Jr. 1989 Topps 88 Mariners 99,177 Keith Shore Ken Griffey Jr. 1989 Topps 116 Mariners 10,957 Don C Ichiro 2001 Topps 120 Mariners 8,333 Keith Shore Ken Griffey Jr. 1989 Topps 127 Mariners 10,472 Oldmanalan Ichiro 2001 Topps 130 Mariners 6,238 Naturel Dwight Gooden 1985 Topps 12 Mets 1,065 Tyson Beck Nolan Ryan 1969 Topps 18 Mets 2,623 Blake Jamieson Dwight Gooden 1985 Topps 26 Mets 1,101 Joshua Vides Nolan Ryan 1969 Topps 30 Mets 2,215 Gregory Siff Dwight Gooden 1985 Topps 38 Mets 1,864 Ermsy Nolan Ryan 1969 Topps 52 Mets 4,103 Efdot Dwight Gooden 1985 Topps 65 Mets 5,041 Mister Cartoon Nolan Ryan 1969 Topps 67 Mets 7,383 Andrew Thiele Dwight Gooden 1985 Topps 86 Mets 25,928 Ben Baller Nolan Ryan 1969 Topps 87 Mets 64,629 Joshua Vides Nolan Ryan 1969 Topps 105 Mets 12,874 King Saladeen Dwight Gooden 1985 Topps 106 Mets 8,854 Grotesk Dwight Gooden 1985 Topps 119 Mets 5,868 Fucci Nolan Ryan 1969 Topps 126 Mets 4,859 Grotesk Cal Ripken Jr. 1982 Topps 5 Orioles 1,205 Fucci Cal Ripken Jr. 1982 Topps 20 Orioles 1,576 Jacob Rochester Cal Ripken Jr. 1982 Topps 37 Orioles 2,621 Tyson Beck Cal Ripken Jr. 1982 Topps 50 Orioles 2,369 Gregory Siff Cal Ripken Jr. 1982 Topps 92 Orioles 41,362 Don C Cal Ripken Jr. 1982 Topps 109 Orioles 36,466 Ben Baller Tony Gwynn 1983 Topps 16 Padres 1,302 Oldmanalan Tony Gwynn 1983 Topps 24 Padres 1,441 Grotesk Tony Gwynn 1983 Topps 40 Padres 2,319 Naturel Tony Gwynn 1983 Topps 64 Padres 3,368 Joshua Vides Tony Gwynn 1983 Topps 94 Padres 31,030 Efdot Tony Gwynn 1983 Topps 113 Padres 8,401 Matt Taylor Roberto Clemente 1955 Topps 10 Pirates 1,844 Mister Cartoon Roberto Clemente 1955 Topps 19 Pirates 1,819 Naturel Roberto Clemente 1955 Topps 45 Pirates 1,910 Grotesk Roberto Clemente 1955 Topps 68 Pirates 8,518 JK5 Roberto Clemente 1955 Topps 78 Pirates 8,610 Oldmanalan Roberto Clemente 1955 Topps 103 Pirates 11,577 Matt Taylor Roberto Clemente 1955 Topps 110 Pirates 12,077 Sophia Chang Ted Williams 1954 Topps 9 Red Sox 1,385 JK5 Ted Williams 1954 Topps 34 Red Sox 1,131 Fucci Ted Williams 1954 Topps 58 Red Sox 4,859 Ermsy GroupBreakChecklists.com 2020 Topps Project 2020 Checklist Ted Williams 1954 Topps 74 Red Sox 8,897 Efdot Ted Williams 1954 Topps 90 Red Sox 41,407 Oldmanalan Ted Williams 1954 Topps 122 Red Sox 9,507 Tyson Beck George Brett 1975 Topps 11 Royals 1,227 Gregory Siff George Brett 1975 Topps 43 Royals 2,460 Mister Cartoon George Brett 1975 Topps 55 Royals 1,992 Tyson Beck George Brett 1975 Topps 75 Royals 5,638 Grotesk George Brett 1975 Topps 102 Royals 10,757 Keith Shore George Brett 1975 Topps 112 Royals 6,558 Oldmanalan George Brett 1975 Topps 133 Royals 7,757 Ermsy Frank Thomas 1990 Topps 23 White Sox 2,836 Ben Baller Frank Thomas 1990 Topps 44 White Sox 1,480 Jacob Rochester Frank Thomas 1990 Topps 73 White Sox 11,969 Don C Frank Thomas 1990 Topps 83 White Sox 8,806 Matt Taylor Frank Thomas 1990 Topps 96 White Sox 22,911 Fucci Frank Thomas 1990 Topps 115 White Sox 6,763 Naturel Mariano Rivera 1992 Bowman 8 Yankees 1,617 Sophia Chang Don Mattingly 1984 Topps 13 Yankees 1,686 Keith Shore Derek Jeter 1993 Topps 29 Yankees 9,873 King Saladeen Don Mattingly 1984 Topps 33 Yankees 2,409 Blake Jamieson Derek Jeter 1993 Topps 39 Yankees 9,322 Matt Taylor Mariano Rivera 1992 Bowman 41 Yankees 2,452 Joshua Vides Don Mattingly 1984 Topps 47 Yankees 2,763 King Saladeen Mariano Rivera 1992 Bowman 56 Yankees 1,127 Oldmanalan Derek Jeter 1993 Topps 59 Yankees 6,511 Grotesk Don Mattingly 1984 Topps 69 Yankees 7,900 Gregory Siff Mariano Rivera 1992 Bowman 72 Yankees 9,545 Keith Shore Derek Jeter 1993 Topps 82 Yankees 20,974 Andrew Thiele Mariano Rivera 1992 Bowman 91 Yankees 35,330 JK5 Derek Jeter 1993 Topps 93 Yankees 48,465 Gregory Siff Don Mattingly 1984 Topps 95 Yankees 27,299 Mister Cartoon Derek Jeter 1993 Topps 107 Yankees 24,908 Ermsy Mariano Rivera 1992 Bowman 117 Yankees 7,460 Blake Jamieson Don Mattingly 1984 Topps 118 Yankees 8,469 Andrew Thiele Mariano Rivera 1992 Bowman 131 Yankees 9,468 Mister Cartoon Derek Jeter 1993 Topps 132 Yankees 64,088 Ben Baller GroupBreakChecklists.com 2020 Topps Project 2020 Checklist.
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