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Old 06-12-2017, 04:45 AM
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http://www.baseballcardpedia.com/ind...%26_Milestones

"Including all variations, the complete number of unique base cards is 12,475."

So this is probably the correct answer.
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If you are binder guy and were putting that set in a bunch of them and get almost done and realize you skipped one and need to start over you might need medication
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If you are binder guy and were putting that set in a bunch of them and get almost done and realize you skipped one and need to start over you might need medication
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The 1975-76 Japanese Calbee baseball card set has 1364+ cards including several subsets (All-Star game 1-36 and 861-932). This set is a MONSTER with so many different cards of the same player. Lots of really cool photography. A great link is here:
http://japanesebaseballcards.blogspo...-and-1976.html
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The 98 Topps Tek set had 8100 each cards in a master.

90 cards with 90 patterns each.

I think I have only seen a small handful of people that have assembled just the 90 needed for their player collection. That set is a bear.
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Thanks guys, I didn't realize there were so many large sets out there, especially in the numbers I am seeing!
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