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Old 01-24-2011, 06:19 PM
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Default Best Multi-Player Rookie Card?
What rookie card from the 60's to present with multiple players had the best collection of stars?

I'd probably go with Mike Schmidt/Ron Cey, although the Paul Molitor/Alan Trammel card isn't too shabby either.

Can you think of some other ones?



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Old 01-24-2011, 06:58 PM
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'72 Topps Fisk/Cooper
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Old 01-24-2011, 07:01 PM
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73 topps Carlton Fisk/Cecil Cooper

Haha what he said ^
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1963 Topps Pete Rose is my fave
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Nolan Ryan/Jerry Koosman? Maybe not the best, but it
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I thought of the Ryan/Koosman as well. As for the Ichiro/Pujols though, didn't Ichiro have his (US) rookie in the regular 2001 set?
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I don't know if this counts, but I think the fact that Lou Piniella appeared on 3 multi-player rookie cards over a span of 6 years with 3 different teams should earn him some bonus points.. Not to mention that 7 years after his first card appearance, he finally got a card all to himself that contained the topps all-star rookie trophy...Yes, 7 years and 4 cards later, he was finally a Topps all-star rookie. Oh and by the way, he was yet again, listed with a new team.
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1971 Topps Dusty Baker/Don Baylor/Tom Paciorek. All 3 top players on one card!
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I don't know if this counts, but I think the fact that Lou Piniella appeared on 3 multi-player rookie cards over a span of 6 years with 3 different teams should earn him some bonus points.. Not to mention that 7 years after his first card appearance, he finally got a card all to himself that contained the topps all-star rookie trophy...Yes, 7 years and 4 cards later, he was finally a Topps all-star rookie. Oh and by the way, he was yet again, listed with a new team.
David...at least he should get some award for most rookie cards
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