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This blog will discuss the 1980s and the baseball card collecting hobby, with a focus on the Chicago Cubs. Contrary to vintage baseball cards, the majority of modern cards are affordable. The various sets will be considerably simpler to obtain. So, with thousands of cards in between, we'll start with 80 Topps and end with 89 Upper Deck. The apex of this period was represented by the Sandberg Rookie of the Year in 1983.


Monday, November 2, 2020

1980 Topps Pepsi All-Star Chicago Cubs Checklist

Number of Cards

1980 Topps has 22 cards which there are 1 Cubs player

Card Dimensions

The standard-sized cards are the following dimensions: 2-1/2" by 3-1/2"

Basic Features

In 1980, Topps produced a Pepsi test set. Allegedly, they made three full sheets of cards, front and back, to present to Pepsi executives. Unfortunately, the deal did not materialize, and the collection was never made available to the public. The cards from this set are highly scarce. It is possible that this Topps test edition is the most valuable one ever, as individual cards featuring even the most ordinary players can sell for more than $1,000. Therefore, exercise caution if you are considering investing in these cards.

In order to avoid falling victim to purchasing a counterfeit historical artifact, it is essential to acquire a professionally graded card from a well-established provider. By doing so, you can guarantee the authenticity of the item and protect yourself from any potential scams. Additionally, it is important to recognize that graded cards are projected to appreciate significantly in value in the future, making them a valuable asset to possess.