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2004
Topps baseball card set consisted of 733 baseball cards that measure
2-1/2" by 3-1/2" Card
number 7 was not issued as Topps continues to honor the
memory of Mickey Mantle.
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- Cards
numbered 268-296 basically featured current
managers.
- Cards
numbered 297-326 featured first year players on a
Topps card.
- Cards
numbered 327-331 featured Future Star players.
- Cards
numbered 332-336 are Season Highlights.
- Cards
numbered 337-348 featured league leaders.
- Cards
numbered 349-355 Post-Season
- Cards
numbered 356-367 American League
All-Stars
- Cards
numbered 638-667 Team Card
- Cards
numbered 668-687 Draft Picks
- Cards
numbered 688-692 Prospects
- Cards
numbered 693-695 Combo Cards
- Cards
numbered 696-713 Gold Gloves
- Cards
numbered 714-718 Award Winners
- Cards
numbered 719-729 National League All-Stars
- Cards
numbered 730-733 World Series Highlights
Variations:
Both cards numbered 267 Juan Castro and 274 Mike Scioscia
UER are numbered as 267 and there is no card number 274.
Key
Rookie Cards: Kyle Davies, Zach Duke,
Lastings Milledge
Glossary:
- AS - All-Star
- AW
- Award Winner
- CO -
Coach
- CY -Cy Young
Award
- COR -
Corrected Card
- DP -
Double Print
- ERR -
Error card
- FY -
First Year Card
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- FS -
Future Star
- LL - League
Leaders
- MG -
Manager
- RC -
Rookie Card
- SH -
Season Highlights
- SP -
Single or Short Print
- TC - Team
Checklist
- UER - Uncorrected
Error
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