#81 1962 Topps Lou Brock RC
"Brock caused havoc whenever he reached base..."
#82 1981 Topps Joe Charboneau
"Referred to so often as the downside of RC hype that he has become a living cliche'."
#83 1981 Fleer Graig Nettles "C" Error
"Fleer returns to the card market and becomes immediately known for an error card."
#84 1983 Fleer Ron Kittle
"There are collectors who remember ripping through boxes of 83 Fleer proudly announcing how many "Kittle's" they received!"
#85 1987 Fleer Barry Bonds RC
"The best RC of the best all around player in the game today."
#86 1977 Topps Andre Dawson RC
"...among the classiest players to swing a bat..."
#87 1990 Upper Deck Reggie Jackson Auto Card
"This was the first high profile autographed chase cards. The concept worked, and worked well."
#88 1978 Topps Eddie Murray RC
"...an intelligent man..."
#89 1985 Donruss Kirby Puckett RC
"He is fun to watch, isn't he? Store this card in a bulletproof, nuclearproof, screwdown holder!"
#90 1991 Topps Stadium Club Frank Thomas
"Hobbyists waited hoping pack prices would plummet. They didn't."
#91 1982 Fleer John Littlefield Error (Reversed Negative)
"Whoops! It remains one of the most rarest error cards in existence."
#92 1983 Topps Wade Boggs RC
"It's hard to say if this card will ever be as popular as it was in the late 80's."
#93 1987 Donruss Opening Day Barry Bonds Error
"Hey, that's not Barry, that's Johnny Ray!"
#94 1985 Fleer Roger Clemens RC
"A collector can't go wrong picking up this card..."
#95 1987 Fleer Will Clark RC
"...another example of a card that dominated the hobby..."
#96 1974 Topps Willie McCovey "Washington Nationals"
"Topps jumped the gun..."
#97 1983 Topps Tony Gwynn RC
"...first card of a great player..."
#98 1989 Upper Deck Jerome Walton RC
"From $15 to 15 cents almost overnight. This certainly is an infamous card in the hobby."
#99 Upper Deck Dale Murphy Reversed Negative
"Takes a backseat to Billy Ripken..."
#100 1992 Bowman Frank Thomas
"Hype or reality? Whatever, it's the key card in a developing set..."
Sorry for some of the after post war cards...but I couldn't exclude them from this list. I'd say if a published list of the top 100 post war cards currently it would be a bit different! #1 would still be the same...
