Okay, I have one last post in my
ongoing series of posts about
Topps' numbering systems. 1978-1979 was the first I noticed, then 1983-1984. Finally we come to 1989-1990.
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team card/manager |
There are a few less exact matches
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pitchers |
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more pitchers |
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Through 1991 |
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middle of lineup guys |
but there are plenty of near misses to make it apparent Topps was re-using a template of sorts. Other close ones are 17/16, 42/43, 68/65, 129/130, 190/187, 216/215, 243/244, 270/272, 332/334, 362/363, 455/458, 576/575, 602/603, 632/635, 649/650, 679/675, 708/705, and 761/762 (1989 first in all pairs). In fact, I think there more pairs overall in 1989-1990 than in the other years.
That's all the coincidences I've found so far. I don't know why I find that interesting, but I do.
It interests me. I feel a post coming on ... or maybe not.
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