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1980-81 Topps Hockey Card Set Checklist 1980-81 TOPPS HOCKEY CARD SET CHECKLIST 1 Philadelphia Flyers (Record Breaker) 2 Ray Bourque (Record Breaker) 3 Wayne Gretzky (Record Breaker) 4 Charlie Simmer (Record Breaker) 5 Billy Smith (Record Breaker) 6 Jean Ratelle 7 Dave Maloney 8 Phil Myre 9 Ken Morrow 10 Guy Lafleur 11 Bill Derlago 12 Doug Wilson 13 Craig Ramsay 14 Pat Boutette 15 Eric Vail 16 Mike Foligno 17 Bobby Smith 18 Rick Kehoe 19 Joel Quenneville 20 Marcel Dionne 21 Kevin McCarthy 22 Jim Craig 23 Steve Vickers 24 Ken Linseman 25 Mike Bossy 26 Serge Savard 27 Grant Mulvey (Checklist) 28 Pat Hickey 29 Peter Sullivan 30 Blaine Stoughton 31 Mike Liut 32 Blair MacDonald 33 Rick Green 34 Al Macadam 35 Robbie Ftorek 36 Dick Redmond 37 Ron Duguay 38 Danny Gare (Checklist) 39 Brian Propp 40 Bryan Trottier 41 Rich Preston 42 Pierre Mondou Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 1 43 Reed Larson 44 George Ferguson 45 Guy Chouinard 46 Billy Harris 47 Gilles Meloche 48 Blair Chapman 49 Mike Gartner (Checklist) 50 Darryl Sittler 51 Richard Martin 52 Ivan Boldirev 53 Craig Norwich 54 Dennis Polonich 55 Bobby Clarke 56 Terry O'Reilly 57 Carol Vadnais 58 Bob Gainey 59 Blaine Stoughton (Checklist) 60 Billy Smith 61 Mike O'Connell 62 Lanny McDonald 63 Lee Fogolin 64 Rocky Saganiuk 65 Rolf Edberg 66 Paul Shmyr 67 Michel Goulet 68 Dan Bouchard 69 Mark Johnson 70 Reggie Leach 71 Bernie Federko (Checklist) 72 Peter Mahovlich 73 Anders Hedberg 74 Brad Park 75 Clark Gillies 76 Doug Jarvis 77 John Garrett 78 Dave Hutchison 79 John Anderson 80 Gilbert Perreault 81 Marcel Dionne (All-Star) 82 Guy Lafleur (All-Star) 83 Charlie Simmer (All-Star) 84 Larry Robinson (All-Star) 85 Borje Salming (All-Star) 86 Tony Esposito (All-Star) 87 Wayne Gretzky (All-Star) 88 Danny Gare (All-Star) 89 Steve Shutt (All-Star) Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 2 90 Barry Beck (All-Star) 91 Mark Howe (All-Star) 92 Don Edwards (All-Star) 93 Tom McCarthy 94 P.McNab/R.Middleton (Checklist) 95 Mike Palmateer 96 Jim Schoenfeld 97 Jordy Douglas 98 Keith Brown 99 Dennis Ververgaert 100 Phil Esposito 101 Jack Brownschidle 102 Bob Nystrom 103 Steve Christoff 104 Rob Palmer 105 Dave Williams 106 Kent Nilsson (Checklist) 107 Morris Lukowich 108 Jack Valiquette 109 Richie Dunn 110 Rogatien Vachon 111 Mark Napier 112 Gordie Roberts 113 Stan Jonathan 114 Brett Callighen 115 Rick MacLeish 116 Ulf Nilsson 117 Rick Kehoe (Checklist) 118 Dan Maloney 119 Terry Ruskowski 120 Denis Potvin 121 Wayne Stephenson 122 Rich Leduc 123 Checklist 1-132 124 Don Lever 125 Jim Rutherford 126 Ray Allison 127 Mike Ramsey 128 Stan Smyl (Checklist) 129 Al Secord 130 Denis Herron 131 Bob Dailey 132 Dean Talafous 133 Ian Turnbull 134 Ron Sedlbauer 135 Tom Bladon 136 Bernie Federko Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 3 137 Dave Taylor 138 Bob Lorimer 139 A.MacAdam/S.Payne (Checklist) 140 Ray Bourque 141 Glen Hanlon 142 Willy Lindstrom 143 Mike Rogers 144 Tony McKegney 145 Behn Wilson 146 Lucien Deblois 147 Dave Burrows 148 Paul Woods 149 Phil Esposito (Checklist) 150 Tony Esposito 151 Pierre Larouche 152 Brad Maxwell 153 Stan Weir 154 Ryan Walter 155 Dale Hoganson 156 Anders Kallur 157 Paul Reinhart 158 Greg Millen 159 Ric Seiling 160 Mark Howe 161 Goal Leaders (Gare/Simmer/Stoughton) 162 Assists Leaders (Gretzky/Dionne/LaFleur) 163 Scoring Leaders (Dionne/Gretzky/LaFleur) 164 Penalty Minute Leaders (Mann/Williams/Holmgren) 165 Power Play Goal Leaders 166 Goals Against Average Leaders 167 Game Winning Goal Leaders 168 Shutout Leaders 169 Perry Turnbull 170 Barry Beck 171 Charlie Simmer (Checklist) 172 Paul Holmgren 173 Willie Huber 174 Tim Young 175 Gilles Gilbert 176 Dave Christian 177 Lars Lindgren 178 Real Cloutier 179 Laurie Boschman 180 Steve Shutt 181 Bob Murray 182 Wayne Gretzky (Checklist) 183 John Van Boxmeer Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 4 184 Nick Fotiu 185 Mike McEwen 186 Greg Malone 187 Mike Foligno 188 Dave Langevin 189 Mel Bridgman 190 John Davidson 191 Mike Milbury 192 Ron Zanussi 193 Darryl Sittler (Checklist) 194 John Marks 195 Mike Gartner 196 Dave Lewis 197 Kent Nilsson 198 Rick Ley 199 Derek Smith 200 Bill Barber 201 Guy Lapointe 202 Vaclav Nedomansky 203 Don Murdoch 204 Mike Bossy (Checklist) 205 Pierre Hamel 206 Mike Eaves 207 Doug Halward 208 Stan Smyl 209 Mike Zuke 210 Borje Salming 211 Walt Tkaczuk 212 Grant Mulvey 213 Rob Ramage 214 Tom Rowe 215 Don Edwards 216 LaFleur/Larouche (Checklist) 217 Dan Labraaten 218 Glen Sharpley 219 Stefan Persson 220 Peter McNab 221 Doug Hicks 222 Bengt Gustafsson 223 Michel Dion 224 Jim Watson 226 Phil Russell 227 Morris Lukowich (Checklist) 228 Ron Stackhouse 229 Ted Bulley 230 Larry Robinson 231 Don Maloney Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 5 232 Rob McClanahan 233 Al Sims 234 Errol Thompson 235 Glenn Resch 236 Bob Miller 237 Gary Sargent 238 Real Cloutier (Checklist) 239 Rene Robert 240 Charlie Simmer 241 Thomas Gradin 242 Rick Vaive 243 Ron Wilson 244 Brian Sutter 245 Dale McCourt 246 Yvon Lambert 247 Tom Lysiak 248 Ron Greschner 249 Reggie Leach (Checklist) 250 Wayne Gretzky 251 Rick Middleton 252 Al Smith 253 Fred Barrett 254 Butch Goring 255 Robert Picard 256 Marc Tardif 257 Checklist 133-264 258 Barry Long 259 Rene Robert (Checklist) 260 Danny Gare 261 Rejean Houle 262 Stanley Cup Semifinals 263 Stanley Cup Semifinals 264 Stanley Cup Finals Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 6.
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