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Originally Posted by Mark17
Has it been made clear whether the numbers are raw total, or number of sets (number of each card.) You have 2,500,000 for 1987 Topps. I personally broke almost 600 vending cases that year (6 million+ total cards) which would be about 9,000 of each card. One customer bought 4,500 each of about 30 different players in one massive purchase.
I remember, years ago, somebody was finding Topps production info from shareholder publications.
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It can't be that easy...I mean back in the day I thought production numbers were treated as top secret as nuclear launch codes? And to answer your previous question that's 2.5M of each card. Which might sound like a lot but it wouldn't even be enough for everyone in my state (KY) to have one!