Jimmy Dean Baseball Cards Sets

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a list of baseball card sets made by Jimmy Dean. The baseball card database currently has the following Jimmy Dean Card Sets online and available. Note: An indented set of baseball cards indicates they are inserts for the base set which appears above them without an indentation.

"One evening my father came home from New York with the ultimate birthday present - a box of one hundred baseball cards. I unwrapped them with high expectations, only to find that twenty-eight of them were Horace Fords. Ford had departed from the majors in 1933 after a long and undistinguished career as an infielder in the National League, and the gum company apparently was trying to reduce its inventory." - Author Frank Graham, Jr. in Farewell to Heroes (1981)
Jimmy Dean Baseball Card Sets

In Chronological Order / Return to Baseball Card Database

1991  Jimmy Dean  Jimmy Dean (25 Cards) No 
1992  Jimmy Dean  Jimmy Dean (18 Cards) No 
1992  Jimmy Dean  Jimmy Dean Living Legends (6 Cards) No 
1992  Jimmy Dean  Jimmy Dean Rookie Stars (9 Cards) No 
1993  Jimmy Dean  Jimmy Dean (28 Cards) No 
1993  Jimmy Dean  Jimmy Dean Rookie Stars (9 Cards) No 
1995  Jimmy Dean  Jimmy Dean All Time Greats (9 Cards) No 
1997  Jimmy Dean  Jimmy Dean Great Moments (4 Cards) No 
Jimmy Dean Baseball Card Sets


The Baseball Card Database currently has 8 Jimmy Dean Baseball Card Sets online. If you click the name of the set in the chart above, a complete checklist of baseball cards will open.

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