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- 1991 Topps Stadium Club Members Only Jeff Bagwell RC. To compliment the release of the ultra-premium 1991 Topps Stadium Club set, Topps allowed collectors to join an actual club at the cost of $29.95 and ten Stadium Club wrappers.
- 1991 Topps Traded Tiffany Jeff Bagwell RC #4T. 1991 Topps Traded would prove to be the final Traded set that was given the Tiffany treatment and printed on high-quality, glossy white cardboard.
- 1997 Donruss Signature Series Millennium Marks Jeff Bagwell Autograph. The Millennium Marks autograph insert included most of the players featured in the 1997 Donruss Signature Series set and, as the name hints, the signed green cards typically included a print run of 1,000 cards.
- 1988 P&L Cape Cod League Jeff Bagwell #57. Like Ballpark at #9, P&L Promotions also issued a set of the top players in the Cape Cod League in 1988. Bagwell is featured as a member of Chatham Athletics based out of Chatham, Massachusetts.
- 1991 Astros Mother’s Jeff Bagwell #8
- 1991 Bowman Jeff Bagwell Rookie Card #183
- 1991 Classic Game Jeff Bagwell #90
- 1991 Classic II Jeff Bagwell #T84
- 1991 Donruss The Rookies Jeff Bagwell Rookie Card #30
- 1991 Fleer Update Jeff Bagwell Rookie Card #87
- 1991 Leaf Gold Rookies Jeff Bagwell #BC14
- 1991 Score Rookie/Traded Jeff Bagwell Rookie Card #96T
- 1991 Stadium Club Jeff Bagwell Rookie Card #388
- 1991 Stadium Club Members only Jeff Bagwell
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Mother’s Cookies produced a lot of regional oddball sets over the years. Jeff Bagwell appeared on several of them, but his first came in his rookie season. Standard for the company’s sets, the 1991 Astros Mother’s Jeff Bagwell uses round corners and minimal design elements on the front. Even with the global reach of the Internet, this isn’t the eas...
Had Topps decided to move up it more premium overhaul of the Bowman brand by a year, this might be a much bigger card. But, Topps kept the drab look and feel for 1991. And like so many sets that year, the modern hobby still hasn’t been able to compensate for the era’s massive over-production. The small gold foil stamp notes Bagwell was MiLB’s Easte...
1991 Classic took a bit of a different approach to distribution. Although a factory set of sorts, this card came packaged as part of a board game. It joins 1991 Fleer and 1991 Donruss for having some of the brightest borders ever committed to baseball cards. In case you’re wondering about the print run for the 1991 Classic Game Jeff Bagwell, don’t....
1991 Classic Baseball was similar to modern deck building games in that it came with pre-made expansion sets. The 1991 Classic II Jeff Bagwell is one of those. The general layout is similar to the initial release but the photo is different and the border color changed, making them easy to differentiate. Buy on: 1. Beckett Marketplace 2. eBay
After neglecting to include him in 1991 Donruss Series 1 and Series 2, the company made good and put Bagwell in the late-season The Rookies box set. This begs the question, does the red border do the loud design justice or would Bagwell looked better with the blue of Series 1 or Series 2’s green? Buy on: 1. Beckett Marketplace 2. eBay
Like Donruss, Fleer didn’t produce their first MLB Jeff Bagwell card until their end-of-year box set. Some people like the bright yellow of 1991 Fleer Baseball. Others loathe it. Either way, like virtually every Jeff Bagwell Rookie Card, it’s cheap. Buy on: 1. Beckett Marketplace 2. eBay
Inserts were still something of a novelty back in 1991. They were certainly growing, but the floodgates hadn’t quite opened. They might not have the same history as the 1991 Donruss Elite Series cards or the hunt for Reggie Jackson autographs in 1990 Upper Deck High Series, but 1991 Gold Leaf Rookies was one of the earlier favorites. Jeff Bagwell’s...
While it doesn’t show much of his face, the 1991 Score Rookie/Traded Jeff Bagwell Rookie Card does showcase his swing and the source of a lot of his power. It’s another box set exclusive that can be found with little trouble. Buy on: 1. Beckett Marketplace 2. eBay
1991 Stadium Club Baseball was an important set for the hobby. It brought Topps into premium territory for a mainstream release. From a quality standpoint, few will argue that this is the best Jeff Bagwell Rookie Card. But that doesn’t mean it’s expensive. 1991 Stadium Club peaked long ago and if there’s any investment potential, it’ll likely be fo...
When Topps launched Stadium Club back in 1991, it wasn’t just a brand name. Collectors could actually join a Stadium Club club. By signing up, you’d get cards in the mail. The full 1991 Stadium Club Members Only set has 50 cards covering baseball, football and hockey. It was sent in three parts with Bagwell headlining the second batch. Buy on: 1. B...
Learn about the nine official rookie cards and other early cards of the Astros legend from the 1991 season. Find out where to buy, how much they cost and what makes them unique.
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Dec 2, 2020 · Best Jeff Bagwell Rookie Cards. Jeff Bagwell is one of the best baseball players of the 1990s, and he enjoyed a successful 15-year career with the Houston Astros. Jeff Bagwell Rookie Year Stats: 156 games | 15 homers | 82 RBIs | 7 SB | .824 OPS. He was a premier power-hitter, had superb defensive skills, making him a stellar player.
Find out the nine rookie cards of Jeff Bagwell from 1991 sets and his first autograph cards from 1997. Learn about his career, achievements and investment rating as a Hall of Fame first baseman for the Houston Astros.
