Bernie Williams - 1996 ALCS MVP, 1998 AL Batting Title, 2,336 Hits, 449 Doubles, 287 HR's, 1,257 RBI's, .297 Career Hitter, 4 Gold Gloves as Center Fielder, 5 Time All-Star, 4 WS Rings, Career New York Yankees.

Great player, great card. I would definitely recommend the Topps Tiffany variation.

Travis Fryman - 1,776 Hits, 345 Doubles, 223 HR's, 1,022 RBI's, .274 Career Hitter, 1 Gold Glove at Third, 5 Time All-Star.

Fryman was a very good utility player on defense, and reliably consistent on offense.

Tim Salmon - 1993 AL ROY, 1,674 Hits, 339 Doubles, 299 HR's, 1,016 RBI's, .282 Career Hitter, 1 WS Ring, Career California Angels.

Salmon is one of the best California Angels players of all-time in my opinion. He played his entire career with the Angels.

Javy Lopez - 1,527 Hits, 267 Doubles, 260 HR's, 864 RBI's, .287 Career Hitter, 3 Time All-Star, 1 WS Ring.

Jeff Bagwell - HOF Career, 1991 NL ROY, 1994 NL MVP, 2,314 Hits, 488 Doubles, 449 HR's, 1,529 RBI's, .408 OBP, .297 Career Hitter, 1 Gold Glove at First Base, 4 Time All-Star, Career Houston Astros.

Mike Mussina - HOF Career, 270 Wins, 2,813 SO's, 3.68 Career ERA, 7 Gold Gloves, 5 Time All-Star.

Mussina was one of the great pitchers to come out of the early 90's. He has a pretty good chance to be elected to the hall of fame in my opinion.

Update - Mussina was elected to the hall of fame in his 6th year on the ballot.

Mike Bordick - 1,500 Hits, 257 Doubles, 91 HR's, 626 RBI's, .260 Career Hitter.

Although not a stand out offensive player (fairly common among short stops of the time), Bordick is 6th all time in fielding percentage (.9821).

Chipper Jones - HOF Career, 1999 NL MVP, 2008 NL Batting Title, 2,726 Hits, Switch Hitter, 549 Doubles, 468 HR's, 1,623 RBI's, 9 100+ RBI Seasons, .303 Career Hitter, .401 OBP, 8 Time All-Star, 1 WS Ring, Career Atlanta Braves.

Chipper was a first round first pick in the draft, and lived up to every expectation as a player. He was inducted into the hall of fame in 2018, his first year on the ballot.

I really like the design of the 40th anniversary 1991 Topps, but I know these were produced by the boatload. Still a great card to have, but if mass production is an issue there is always the more expensive Tiffany and Desert Shield variations of this card.

Charles Johnson - 940 Hits, 211 Doubles, 167 HR's, 570 RBI's, .245 Career Hitter, 4 Gold Gloves as Catcher, 2 Time All-Star, 1 WS Ring.

Jeff Conine - 1,982 Hits, 385 Doubles, 214 HR's, 1,071 RBI's, .285 Career Hitter, 2 Time All-Star, 2 WS Rings.