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Old 03-31-2016, 07:06 PM
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Now 1969 appears to be the winner......
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By most, do you mean the highest number, or highest percentage?
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1975 appears to have 50. Will update soon.

No, they are counting past MVP cards here sorry.
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If you count the coaching pics included on the manager cards 1973 Topps has 51.
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If you count the coaching pics included on the manager cards 1973 Topps has 51.
You're killing me smalls...LOL...

1973 is now officially the winner (until the next post of course......)...
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1975 Topps up to 43 with managers:

walt alston, dodgers
earl weaver, orioles
dick williams, angels
red schoendienst, cardinals
frank robinson, indians
yogi berra, mets
sparky anderson, reds

We're not including MVP cards, but if you are including highlight cards:

hank aaron
lou brock
bob gibson
al kaline
nolan ryan x 2

That's 49.
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If people are doubling up on HOF'ers from the same set, then 1972 also has a slew of 'In Action,' 'Boyhood Photos of the Stars' and 'Traded' cards to add to the tally…so where does it end??
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By most, do you mean the highest number, or highest percentage?
Well....I was thinking highest number, but I'd be interested in the highest percentage also......
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Well....I was thinking highest number, but I'd be interested in the highest percentage also......
I know this one. 1954 Red Heart has 33 cards in the set with 11 Hofers. That's an incredible 1 out of 3.

1963 Fleer has 66 cards with 11 Hofers. 1 out of 6. Another high ratio.

I think 1956 Topps has the highest ratio of any regular Topps. 34 Hofers with 340 cards. 1 out of 10.

This gives me another reason to show my 54 Red Heart. The Hofers represented are as follows:

Richie Ashburn
Mickey Mantle
Stan Musial
Warren Spahn
Red Schoendienst
Ralph Kiner
Duke Snider
Bob Lemon
Enos Slaughter
George Kell
Nellie Fox

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If you are going to count MVP and All Star cards 61 Topps or 62 Topps may come out ahead. I would suggest the most meaningful comparison would be limited to base cards of players and managers.
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All of the 50s set had less than 35. Below is a list of how many were in each set from 1960 to 1975. After 1975 the number drops. These numbers are what PSA has for the HOF sets.
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1960: 36
1961: 36
1962: 40
1963: 36
1964: 38
1965: 40
1966: 38
1967: 41
1968: 44
1969: 43
1970: 43
1971: 46
1972: 46
1973: 48
1974: 42
1975: 36
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I wonder if some of the late 80's, early 90's sets won't approach the 70's sets.

1987 Topps has 32 right now, without the following, some of whom have gathered significant support in the past, and some denied due to PED's.


Roger Clemens
Lee Smith
Tim Raines
Steve Garvey
Barry Bonds
Mark McGwire
Dale Murphy
Ted Simmons
Alan Trammel
Jack Morris
Rafael Palmeiro

I didn't check any other sets
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All of the 50s set had less than 35. Below is a list of how many were in each set from 1960 to 1975. After 1975 the number drops. These numbers are what PSA has for the HOF sets.
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1960: 36
1961: 36
1962: 40
1963: 36
1964: 38
1965: 40
1966: 38
1967: 41
1968: 44
1969: 43
1970: 43
1971: 46
1972: 46
1973: 48
1974: 42
1975: 36
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All of the 50s set had less than 35. Below is a list of how many were in each set from 1960 to 1975. After 1975 the number drops. These numbers are what PSA has for the HOF sets.
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1960: 36
1961: 36
1962: 40
1963: 36
1964: 38
1965: 40
1966: 38
1967: 41
1968: 44
1969: 43
1970: 43
1971: 46
1972: 46
1973: 48
1974: 42
1975: 36
If you broaden the definition of HOF, then 1972 technically has 48 Hall of Fame cards in it, because there is also #623 Cy Young Award and #626 Babe Ruth Award. I cannot speak for the other sets listed, my specialty is 1972.
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All of the 50s set had less than 35. Below is a list of how many were in each set from 1960 to 1975. After 1975 the number drops. These numbers are what PSA has for the HOF sets.
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1960: 36
1961: 36
1962: 40
1963: 36
1964: 38
1965: 40
1966: 38
1967: 41
1968: 44
1969: 43
1970: 43
1971: 46
1972: 46
1973: 48
1974: 42
1975: 36
Any idea if the 1962 total includes the 'Babe Ruth Special' cards? Besides the Bambino, they also picture HOF'ers Miller Huggins, Jacob Ruppert and a first baseman some of us have heard of, Lou Gehrig.
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