
1987 Topps Jack Clark All Star Baseball Card #599
This is a 1987 Topps baseball card featuring Jack Clark, designated as a National League All Star. The card is printed on standard 2.5 by 3.5 inch cardboard stock typical of the late 1980s era. The design features a bold yellow background with the text 'ALL STAR' in blue block letters at the top, followed by 'National League' in red script. The player is pictured within a blue diamond-shaped frame, wearing a St. Louis Cardinals uniform and cap. The Topps logo is located in the lower left corner and his position 'FIRST BASE' is in the lower right. Physically, the card appears to be in loosely handled condition; the top-left corner shows visible soft rounding and minor fraying, and the centering seems slightly shifted toward the top and right margins. The colors remain vibrant without significant fading. This specific card is part of the iconic wood-grain border set from Topps in 1987, specifically highlighting the All-Star roster. There are no visible markings or signatures on the surface. The cardboard texture is consistent with the mass-produced offset lithography printing techniques used by the Topps Company during this period.
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Estimated Value
$0.25-$1.00
Basic Information
Category
Sports Memorabilia / Trading Cards
Appraised On
January 21, 2026
Estimated Value
$0.25-$1.00
Item Description
This is a 1987 Topps baseball card featuring Jack Clark, designated as a National League All Star. The card is printed on standard 2.5 by 3.5 inch cardboard stock typical of the late 1980s era. The design features a bold yellow background with the text 'ALL STAR' in blue block letters at the top, followed by 'National League' in red script. The player is pictured within a blue diamond-shaped frame, wearing a St. Louis Cardinals uniform and cap. The Topps logo is located in the lower left corner and his position 'FIRST BASE' is in the lower right. Physically, the card appears to be in loosely handled condition; the top-left corner shows visible soft rounding and minor fraying, and the centering seems slightly shifted toward the top and right margins. The colors remain vibrant without significant fading. This specific card is part of the iconic wood-grain border set from Topps in 1987, specifically highlighting the All-Star roster. There are no visible markings or signatures on the surface. The cardboard texture is consistent with the mass-produced offset lithography printing techniques used by the Topps Company during this period.
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