Unlike most sets, I really don't know much about this set. From the listing of the set, I would assume that these were inserts in the 1983 All-Star Game program. Even if the history of the cards elude me, I can still enjoy them.
The insert set itself is 180 cards. They seem to be separated by position and then arranged by alphabetical order. The cards only measure 2 inches by 1 1/4 inches, so they are tiny!
Of the 180 cards, there are only six cards featuring White Sox players.
6 - Tom Paciorek
40 - Carlton Fisk
47 - Harold Baines
59 - Greg Luzinski
75 - Richard Dotson
81 - Dennis Lamp
This is a cool little set. The cards are paper thin and remind me of a cross between postage stamps and vending machine stickers. This set is so oddball, that I can't even find it in the Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards.
I think it's pretty neat to have a set of White Sox inserts from an All-Star Game played at Comiskey Park. It's a great way to remember the event. Hopefully, I'll be able to track down more of these sets from different years.
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I have a few of the Reds. I believe they are hand-cut out of the program, but I am not positive. They are interesting, but at the same time a bit of a hassle because of the size and apparent rarity.
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