When I started collecting in '91, I distinctly remember accruing a handful of 1984 Topps, particularly that Kelly Paris, and really thinking I had something old and valuable and cool. Now the 84's are all relegated to shoe boxes in attics, only to be uncovered, researched, found to be without value, and thrown away. There is still a place in my heart for them, however. They ain't bad at all. They were just given the unfortunate task of following a Hall of Fame set in '83. Live long, 1984 Topps. Live long.
STATS:
Cards - 33
RCs - 2 (Jeff Russell, Gary Redus)
All Stars - 8 (Johnny Bench, Dave Concepcion, Mario Soto, Jeff Russell, Tom Hume, Cesar Cedeno, Dave Parker, Tony Perez)
Hall of Famers - 2 (Johnny Bench, Tony Perez)
Reds Hall of Famers - 7 (Johnny Bench, Tony Perez, Dave Concepcion, Mario Soto, Dan Driessen, Dave Parker, Ron Oester)
34 Eddie Milner
6 Johnny Bench / Gaylord Perry / Carl Yastrzemski HL
34 Eddie Milner
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55 Dave Concepcion
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87 Frank Pastore
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113 Kelly Paris
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142 Rich Gale
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160 Mario Soto
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192 Nick Esasky
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214 Paul Householder
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242 Alex Trevino
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270 Jeff Russell RC
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273 Charlie Puleo
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297 Bruce Berenyi
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323 Alan Knicely
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351 Russ Nixon MG
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373 Bill Scherrer
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424 Dann Bilardello
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448 Ben Hayes
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475 Gary Redus RC
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526 Ron Oester
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554 Ted Power
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585 Dan Driessen
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607 Tom Hume
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632 Tom Foley
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659 Duane Walker
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686 Joe Price
705 NL Active Stolen Base Leaders Joe Morgan / Cesar Cedeno / Larry Bowa
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725 Cesar Cedeno
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756 Reds TL Ron Oester/Mario Soto
65T Wayne Krenchicki
90T Dave Parker
91T Tony Perez
95T Vern Rapp MG
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Go Reds.
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