1987 Topps Baseball Wax Box 36 Packs Barry Bonds Rookie Card RC Bo Gwynn Ripken

Description: The 1987 Topps Baseball set is popular for its wood-grain border design and includes many key rookie cards and Hall of Famers. Look for a gem mint Barry Bonds rookie card! NOTE: The Barry Bonds graded PSA card shown in the photos is NOT included in this item, nor is a raw Barry Bonds card guaranteed to be found in this sealed box. It is only shown to give an example of the type of cards that might be found in this box. Some of the most valuable and iconic cards from this set include: Barry Bonds (#320) – One of the biggest rookie cards in the set, Barry Bonds went on to become baseball's all-time home run leader. Bo Jackson (#170) – While not his official rookie card, it’s highly sought after because of his dual-sport fame in both baseball and football. Mark McGwire (#366) – McGwire was a key figure during the home run race in the late '90s, and his card from this set is often considered a must-have. José Canseco (#620) – Canseco was a superstar in the late '80s and early '90s, and this card captures him early in his career. Will Clark (#420) – This is Will Clark's rookie card, and he became a beloved player, especially among San Francisco Giants fans. Greg Maddux (#70T) – His Topps Traded rookie card is more coveted, as Greg Maddux became one of the greatest pitchers of all time. Nolan Ryan (#757) – As always, any Nolan Ryan card is highly desirable. Ryan's longevity and dominance over multiple decades make this card a key highlight. Roger Clemens (#340) – Clemens was at the height of his dominance during the late '80s, and this card reflects his early career success. Tony Gwynn (#530) – Another Hall of Famer, Gwynn was one of the best pure hitters in the game, and his card is a solid addition to any collection. Cal Ripken Jr. (#784) – Ripken is beloved for his record-breaking consecutive games streak, and his card is always in demand. These cards, especially in high-grade conditions (such as PSA 9 or 10), hold significant value among collectors. The 1987 Topps set also has a nostalgic appeal because it was produced during a peak period for baseball card collecting

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