What team was Dan Plesac on in 1987?

Dan Plesac played for the Milwaukee Brewers during the 1987 MLB season, as indicated by the card details.

Is the 1987 Topps #279 card a rookie card?

No, this card is not a rookie card; it was released during Dan Plesac's established career with the Milwaukee Brewers.

What does the number 279 signify in this set?

The number 279 is the specific card identifier within the 1987 Topps baseball set, distinguishing it from other players in the base product.

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1987 Topps Dan Plesac #279 baseball trading card front — Dan Plesac 1987 Topps #279 - Baseball Trading Card

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The 1987 Topps Dan Plesac #279 baseball card represents a specific snapshot of the Milwaukee Brewers during the 1987 MLB season. This catalog entry covers the standard base card issue from the Topps brand.

Dan Plesac

Name: 1987 Topps Dan Plesac #279
Brand: Topps
SKU: sports_card_01KV8JNPVG0018CFA3VNP7ZG8S

1987 • Topps

Major League Baseball • Milwaukee Brewers

1987 Topps Major League Baseball Milwaukee Brewers Excellent

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Collectors seeking to build a comprehensive library of vintage baseball cards will find the 1987 Topps Dan Plesac #279 card to be a distinct component of the larger set. Released by Topps, this product defines the visual identity of the 1987 baseball season, capturing the aesthetic standards of that era. For enthusiasts tracking the history of the Milwaukee Brewers, this card serves as a tangible record of Dan Plesac's tenure with the team during that specific year. The card number 279 places it firmly within the base set, offering a straightforward addition for those completing sequential collections. As a standard sports trading card, it appeals to hobbyists who value the historical context of 1980s baseball design. Whether focusing on team history or player portfolios, this card provides a direct link to the 1987 MLB landscape. The simplicity of the base release allows the subject and team affiliation to take center stage. For investors and long-term holders, maintaining a complete run of 1987 Topps releases remains a popular strategy. This card number is a key identifier for verifying authenticity and completeness within the broader set. The enduring popularity of Topps products ensures that cards from this year continue to be relevant in the modern collecting community.

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