Anyone Else Collecting a 1987 Topps Autographed Set?

[dgo71]

Originally Posted by mrmopar

I won't catch them all, but looking at a checklist, these are guys I know have died: Howser, G. Carter, B. Diaz, D Smith, F Williams, D Moore, Boros, C Brown, T Phillips, S Anderson, Ruhle, Mahler, B Forsch, Fregosi, Welch, J Niekro, D Williams, Puckett, D Henderson, Bamburger, D. Lowry, Mauch, Gwynn, F Wills, Cerutti, Clutterbuck, Weaver, Pastore, Uribe, A Lopez, Scurry, Porter, Bergman, Quisenberry, Show, Flanagan & Andujar.

Add to this list:
Eddie Milner
Carmen Castillo
Chuck Tanner

[Topps206]

Jeff Robinson is starting to sign, for those who need him. Mine came in today.

365/792

[Topps206]

John Kruk is signing c/o the Phillies as he's now an analyst for them. I sent mine out and got it back today.

366/792

[MacDice]

Just picked up a few 1987 Jeff Lehti signed cards

[Topps206]

Harold Baines and Tim Anderson signed at a local Jewel today. I got Baines to sign his card for me.

367/792

[dgo71]

Have the following extra 87T available if any of you guys need these players. All obtained in person and in blue sharpie except for Backman.

Neil Allen
Wally Backman (black sharpie)
Scott Bradley
Pat Corrales
Richard Dotson
Johnny Grubb
Clint Hurdle
Terry Kennedy
Wayne Krenchicki
Ken Landreaux
Scott McGregor
Russ Morman
John Moses
Randy Niemann
Juan Nieves
Larry Parrish
Ted Power
Ray Searage
Joel Skinner
Nate Snell
Randy St Claire
Denny Walling
Gary Ward
Butch Wynegar

[JollyElm]

Without reading all thirty something pages of this thread to seek out an answer, can someone tell me why in heck the 1987 set is so popular in the autographs world?

(Did I already ask this question?? It's possible, because whenever I see the thread, it's the first thing that comes to mind.)