Page six is all 1984. There were 3 major manufacturers and Topps and Fleer was also generating food sets and other oddities so there was plenty to buy. This was between my junior and senior years of high school so any job many I made went toward cards. Nestle Dream Team 3 Topps made these cards and Nestle packaged them with candy bars. I'm pretty sure I got this card from a local shop as I was more of a Snicker's fan. O-Pee-Chee 212 Those crazy Canadians! They are more aboot hockey than baseball but I appreciate them having separate sets of cards. Ralston Purina 13 This is a Topps product even though it's not a clone of the regular Topps cards like almost all of the others. Seven-Eleven Coins 5 These discs came on the bottom of a Slurpee Cup inside a compartment on the underside. As Seven-Eleven was close to my house I bought a bunch of Slurpee's in 1984 (Cherry and Cola swirl.) Topps 500 Here is the actual Topps cards from 1984, not to be confused with it's 1 m...