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Card Review: 9.5 This is the 2nd of four 1984 Topps variations to be featured here. The O-Pee-Chee is my 2nd favorite. The lighter colored card stock makes the back better looking than the Nestle and standard Topps issues. I've always found the O-Pee-Chee variations to be a bit quirky. I'm it's just a result of my associating Topps as the norm, but there's something kitchy about OPC.
Fun Facts: *If you look closely at the edges of this card, you'll notice they appear frayed. This is common for O-Pee-Chee cards (hockey too), as they had notoriously dull blades at their factory, with this frayed appearance being the result.
Number of this card in my collection: 9
2012 update: 14
2013 update: 16
2014 update: 29
2015 update: 34
2016 update: n/a
2017 update: 35
2018 update: 47
2019 update: 42 (audit showed less)
2020 update: 43
2021 update: 45
2022 update: 47
2023 update: 49
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