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1980-81 Topps Basketball Set Checklist 1980-81 TOPPS BASKETBALL SET CHECKLIST 1 Dan Roundfield (All-Star), Julius Erving, Ron Brewer (Slam Dunk) 2 Moses Malone (All-Star), Steve Mix, Robert Parish (Team Leader) 3 Gus Williams (All-Star), Geoff Huston, John Drew (All-Star) 4 Steve Hawes, Nate Archibald (Team Leader), Elvin Hayes 5 Dan Roundfield, Dan Issel (Team Leader), Brian Winters 6 Larry Bird, Julius Erving (Team Leader), Magic Johnson 7 Dave Cowens, Paul Westphal (Team Leader), Jamaal Wilkes 8 Pete Maravich, Lloyd Free (Slam Dunk), Dennis Johnson 9 Rick Robey, Adrian Dantley (Team Leader), Eddie Johnson 10 Scott May, Kermit Washington (Team Leader), Henry Bibby 11 Don Ford, Quinn Buckner (Team Leader), Brad Holland 12 Campy Russell, Kevin Grevey, Dave Robisch (Team Leader) 13 Foots Walker, Mick Johnson (Team Leader), Bill Robinzine 14 Austin Carr, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (All-Star), Calvin Natt 15 Jim Cleamons, Robert Reid (Slam Dunk, Charlie Criss 16 Tom LaGarde, Swen Nater (Team Leader), James Silas 17 Jerome Whitehead, Artis Gilmore (Slam Dunk), Caldwell Jones 18 John Roche (Team Leader), Clifford Ray, Ben Poquette (Team Leader) 19 Alex English, Marques Johnson (All-Star), Jeff Judkins 20 Terry Tyler (Team Leader), Armond Hill (Team Leader), M.R. Richardson 21 Kent Benson, John Shumate, Paul Westphal 22 Phil Hubbard, Robert Parish (Team Leader), Tom Burleson 23 John Long, Julius Erving (All-Star), Ricky Sobers 24 Eric Money, Dave Robisch, Rick Robey (Slam Dunk) 25 Wayne Cooper, John Johnson (Team Leader), David Greenwood 26 Robert Parish, Leon Robinson (Team Leader), Dwight Jones 27 Sonny Parker, Dave Twardzik (Team Leader), Cedric Maxwell 28 Rick Barry, Otis Birdsong (Team Leader), John Mengelt 29 Allen Leavell, Foots Walker (Team Leader), Freeman Williams 30 Calvin Murphy, Maurice Cheeks (Team Leader), Greg Kelser 31 Robert Reid, Wes Unseld (Team Leader), Reggie Theus 32 Rudy Tomjanovich, Eddie Johnson (All-Star), Doug Collins 33 Mickey Johnson (Team Leader), Wayne Rollins, M.R. Richardson (All-Star) 34 Mike Bantom, Adrian Dantley (All-Star), James Bailey 35 Dudley Bradley, Eddie Jordan (Team Leader), Allan Bristow 36 James Edwards, Mike Newlin (Team Leader), Lionel Hollins 37 Mickey Johnson, George Johnson(Team Leader), Leonard Robinson 38 Billy Knight, Paul Westphal (All-Star), Randy Smith 39 George McGinnis, Eric Money (Team Leader), Mike Bratz 40 Phil Ford (Team Leader), Phil Smith, Gus Williams (Team Leader) 41 Phil Ford, John Drew (Team Leader), Larry Kenon 42 Scott Wedman, Bill Cartwright (Team Leader), John Drew Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 1 43 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Team Leader), Mike Mitchell, Terry Tyler (Team Leader) 44 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, David Thompson, Brian Taylor (Team Leader) 45 Michael Cooper, Moses Malone (Team Leader), George Johnson 46 Mark Landsberger, Bob Lanier (All-Star), Bill Walton 47 Norm Nixon, Sam Lacey (Team Leader), Kenny Carr 48 Marques Johnson (Team Leader), Larry Bird (Team Leader), Jack Sikma 49 Junior Bridgeman, Larry Bird (Team Leader), Ron Brewer 50 Quinn Buckner, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Team Leader), Mike Gale 51 Marques Johnson, Julius Erving (Slam Dunk), Abdul Jeelani 52 Sidney Moncrief, Lonnie Shelton (Slam Dunk), Paul Silas 53 George Johnson, Bill Cartwright (All-Star), Bob Gross 54 Maurice Lucas, James Edwards (Slam Dunk), Eddie Jordan 55 Mike Newlin, Norm Nixon (Team Leader), Darryl Dawkins 56 Roger Phegley, James Silas (Team Leader), Terry Tyler (Name misspelled Jams on front) 57 Cliff Robinson, Mike Mitchell (Team Leader), Bobby Wilkerson 58 Jan Van Breda Kolff, George Gervin (Team Leader), Johnny Davis 59 M.R. Richardson (Team Leader), Lloyd Free (Team Leader), Artis Gilmore) 60 Bill Cartwright, Kevin Porter (Team Leader), Armond Hill 61 Toby Knight, Lloyd Free (All-Star), Adrian Dantley 62 Joe Meriweather, Lloyd Free, David Greenwood (Team Leader) 63 Earl Monroe, James McElroy, Leon Douglas 64 Marvin Webster, Caldwell Jones (Team Leader), Sam Lacey 65 Ray Williams, John Lucas (Team Leader), Dave Twardzik 66 Maurice Cheeks, Magic Johnson (All-Star), Ron Boone 67 Bobby Jones, Chris Ford, Joe Hassett 68 Alvin Adams, Bill Cartwright (Team Leader), Dan Issel 69 Don Buse, Elvin Hayes (Team Leader), M.L. Carr 70 Walter Davis, George Gervin (All-Star), Jim Chones 71 Rich Kelley, Moses Malone (Team Leader), Winford Boynes 72 Tom Owens, Jack Sikma (Team Leader), Purvis Short 73 George Gervin, Dan Issel (Team Leader), Mitch Kupchak 74 Joe Bryant, Bobby Jones (Slam Dunk), Moses Malone 75 Swen Nater, Calvin Murphy (All-Star), Richard Washington 76 Brian Taylor, John Shumate (Slam Dunk), Larry Demic 77 Fred Brown, Larry Kenon (Team Leader), Kermit Washington 78 John Johnson, Walter Davis (All-Star), Nate Archibald 79 Lonnie Shelton, Allen Leavell (Team Leader), John Lucas 80 Gus Williams, Dan Roundfield (Team Leader), Kevin Restani 81 Allen Bristow (Team Leader), Mark Olberding, James Bailey (Slam Dunk) 82 Tom Boswell, Billy Paultz, Bob Lanier 83 Ben Poquette, Paul Westphal (Team Leader), Charlie Scott 84 Greg Ballard, Reggie Theus (Team Leader), John Williamson 85 Bob Dandridge, Reggie Theus (Team Leader), Reggie King 86 Kevin Porter, Johnny Davis (Team Leader), Otis Birdsong 87 Wes Unseld, Tom Owens (Team Leader), John Roche 88 Elvin Hayes (Slam Dunk), Marques Johnson (Team Leader), Bob McAdoo 89 Dan Roundfield, Lloyd Free, David Greenwood (Team Leader) Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 2 90 Moses Malone, Kevin Grevey, Dave Robisch (Team Leader) 91 Gus Williams, Mark Olberding, James Bailey (Slam Dunk) 92 Steve Hawes, John Johnson (Team Leader), David Greenwood 93 Dan Roundfield,Mick Johnson (Team Leader), Bill Robinzine 94 Larry Bird, Bill Cartwright (Team Leader), John Drew 95 Dave Cowens, Paul Westphal (All-Star), Randy Smith 96 Pete Maravich, Leonard Robinson (Team Leader), Dwight Jones 97 Rick Robey, Chris Ford, Jon Hassett 98 Scott May, Larry Bird (Team Leader), Jack Sikma 99 Don Ford, Marques Johnson (Team Leader), Bob McAdoo 100 Campy Russell, Armond Hill (Team Leader), Michael Ray Richardson 101 Foots Walker, Otis Birdsong (Team Leader), John Mengelt 102 Austin Carr, Mike Mitchell, Terry Tyler (Team Leader) 103 Jim Cleamons, James Edwards (Slam Dunk), Eddie Jordan 104 Tom LaGarde, Billy Paultz, Bob Lanier 105 Jerome Whitehead, Calvin Murphy (All-Star) Richard Washington 106 John Roche (Team Leader), Wayne Rollins, M.L. Richardson (All-Star) 107 Alex English, Moses Malone (Team Leader), Winford Boynes 108 Terry Tyler (Team Leader), David Thompson, Brian Taylor (Team Leader) 109 Kent Benson, Artis Gilmore (Slam Dunk), Caldwell Jones 110 Phil Hubbard, Tom Owens (Team Leader), John Roche 111 John Long, Magic Johnson (All-Star), Ron Boone 112 Eric Money, Swen Nater (Team Leader), James Silas 113 Wayne Cooper, George Johnson (Team Leader), Leon Robinson 114 Robert Parish, Moses Malone (Team Leader), George Johnson 115 Sonny Parker, John Lucas (Team Leader), Dave Twardzik 116 Rick Barry, Sam Lacey (Team Leader), Kenny Carr 117 Allen Leavell, Dave Twardzik (Team Leader), Cedric Maxwell 118 Calvin Murphy, Mike Mitchell (Team Leader), Bobby Wilkerson 119 Robert Reid, Mike Newlin (Team Leader), Lionel Hollins 120 Rudy Tomjanovich, Dan Issel (Team Leader), Brian Winters 121 Mick Johnson (Team Leader), Lloyd Free, Dennis Johnson 122 Mike Bantom, George Gervin (Team Leader), Johnny Davis 123 Dudley Bradley, Paul Westphal (Team Leader), Jamaal Wilkes 124 James Edwards, Nate Archibald (Team Leader) ,Elvin Hayes 125 Mickey Johnson, Dan Issel (Team Leader), Mitch Kupchak 126 Billy Knight, Allen Leavell (Team Leader), John Lucas 127 George McGinnis, Bob Lanier (All-Star), Bill Walton 128 Phil Ford (Team Leader), Adrian Dantley (Team Leader), Eddie Johnson 129 Phil Ford, Reggie Theus (Team Leader), John Williamson 130 Scott Wedman, Kevin Porter (Team Leader), Armond Hill 131 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Team Leader), Robert Parish (Team Leader), Tom Burleson 132 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, John Shumate (Slam Dunk), Larry Demi 133 Michael Cooper, John Shumate, Paul Westphal 134 Mark Landsberger, Lloyd Free (Team Leader), Artis Gilmore 135 Norm Nixon, Elvin Hayes (Team Leader), M.L. Carr 136 Marques Johnson (Team Leader), Dave Robisch, Rick Robey (Slam Dunk) Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 3 137 Junior Bridgeman, Julius Erving (All-Star), Ricky Sobers 138 Quinn Buckner, Marques Johnson (All-Star), Jeff Judkins 139 Marques Johnson, Eric Money (Team Leader), Mike Bratz 140 Sidney Moncrief, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Team Leader), Mike Gale 141 George Johnson, Caldwell Jones (Team Leader), Sam Lacey 142 Maurice Lucas, Julius Erving (Slam Dunk), Abdul Jeelani 143 Mike Newlin, Wes Unseld (Team Leader), Reggie Theus 144 Roger Phegley, Quinn Buckner (Team Leader), Brad Holland 145 Cliff Robinson, Johnny Davis (Team Leader), Otis Birdsong 146 Jan Van Breda Kolff, Julius Erving (Team Leader), Magic Johnson 147 Michael Ray Richardson (Team Leader), Steve Mix, Robert Parish (Team Leader) 148 Bill Cartwright, Eddie Johnson (All-Star), Doug Collins 149 Toby Knight, Paul Westphal (Team Leader), Charlie Scott 150 Joe Meriweather, Kermit Washington (Team Leader), Henry Bibby 151 Earl Monroe, James Silas (Team Leader), Terry Tyler 152 Marvin Webster, Eddie Jordan (Team Leader), Allen Bristow 153 Ray Williams, Jack Sikma (Team Leader), Purvis Short 154 Maurice Cheeks, George Gervin (All-Star), Jim Chones 155 Bobby Jones, Clifford Ray, Ben Poquette (Team Leader) 156 Alvan Adams, Lloyd Free (All-Star), Adrian Dantley 157 Don Buse, Adrian Dantley (All-Star), James Bailey 158 Walter Davis, Bill Cartwright (All-Star), Bob Gross 159
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