1986 Topps 3-D Baseball Card Checklist by Baseball Almanac

1986 Topps 3-D Baseball Card Checklist

The Topps 3-D baseball card set was released in 1986. The set consisted of 30 baseball cards and each card from the 1986 Topps 3-D baseball card set is listed below. Note: Baseball cards which featured a player who did not appear in a regular season game during the most recently completed season, do not link to their major league statistics.

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Card #	Card Description	Notes
1986 Topps 3-D 1986 Topps 3-D (#19 Eddie Murray) Return to Baseball Card Database
1	Bert Blyleven
2	Gary Carter
3	Wade Boggs
4	Dwight Gooden
5	George Brett
6	Goose Gossage
7	Darrell Evans
8	Pedro Guerrero
9	Ron Guidry
10	Keith Hernandez
11	Rickey Henderson
12	Orel Hershiser
13	Reggie Jackson
14	Willie McGee
15	Don Mattingly
16	Dale Murphy
17	Jack Morris
18	Dave Parker
19	Eddie Murray
20	Jeff Reardon
21	Dan Quisenberry
22	Pete Rose
23	Jim Rice
24	Mike Schmidt
25	Bret Saberhagen
26	Darryl Strawberry
27	Dave Stieb
28	John Tudor
29	Dave Winfield
30	Fernando Valenzuela
Card #	Card Description	Notes
1986 Topps 3-D

Did you know that baseball card sets in the Baseball Card Database which do not have numbers on them are listed in alphabetical order? Same applies for sets in which the "number" on the back is not numerical in nature.

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