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MLB 1989 Score Baseball Rookies and Traded Set w/ Ken Griffey Jr Rookie
1989 Score Rookie/Traded is a 110-card update set, issued exclusively in factory set form through Hobby dealers. The first 80 cards feature players who changed teams after the release of the '89 Score set, while the last 30 feature 1989 rookies. Rookie Cards in this set include Albert (Joey) Belle, Joe Girardi, and Ken Griffey, Jr. A rookie-year card of Randy Johnson was also issued, reflecting his mid-season trade to the Mariners; however, since Johnson was included in the 1989 Score set (as an Expo), this is NOT a rookie card.
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MLB 1989 Score Baseball Rookies and Traded Set w/ Ken Griffey Jr Rookie
MLB 1989 Score Baseball Rookies and Traded Set w/ Ken Griffey Jr Rookie
1989 Score Rookie/Traded is a 110-card update set, issued exclusively in factory set form through Hobby dealers. The first 80 cards feature players who changed teams after the release of the '89 Score set, while the last 30 feature 1989 rookies. Rookie Cards in this set include Albert (Joey) Belle, Joe Girardi, and Ken Griffey, Jr. A rookie-year card of Randy Johnson was also issued, reflecting his mid-season trade to the Mariners; however, since Johnson was included in the 1989 Score set (as an Expo), this is NOT a rookie card.
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1989 Score Rookie/Traded is a 110-card update set, issued exclusively in factory set form through Hobby dealers. The first 80 cards feature players who changed teams after the release of the '89 Score set, while the last 30 feature 1989 rookies. Rookie Cards in this set include Albert (Joey) Belle, Joe Girardi, and Ken Griffey, Jr. A rookie-year card of Randy Johnson was also issued, reflecting his mid-season trade to the Mariners; however, since Johnson was included in the 1989 Score set (as an Expo), this is NOT a rookie card.
