Some advice about 84 Donrus and 85 Donruss

lilmule

What would be some hard cards to find in both sets to find centered and in great shape?

Piman58

This thread has a lot of information about 84 Donruss.

julen23

stay away from '84 donruss mi amigo.



julen

williplett

I remember hearing back in 1984 (when I was 12) about how tough the 84 Donruss were to find. Sure enough, they sold out in record time. Well, a good amount of time after baseball card season ended, lo and behold, I walked into the local drug store and found an entire box that must have gotten lost in the storeroom. I scraped together my allowance money and bought the whole thing. I don't collect 84 Donruss now, so I decided to go through my box and pull all of the ones that are nicely centered with sharp corners. I didn't put anything aside that I didn't think had a good chance at a 9.

You 84 Donruss guys can look through the list and let me know if you need any of them for your sets.

1. Andre Thorton #94
2. Milt May #386
3. Dickie Thon #304
4. Mark Thurmond #505
5. Garry Maddox #305
6. Al Williams #316
7. Denny Walling #641
8. Goose Gossage #396
9. Darrell Porter #303
10. Willie Upshaw #315
11. Bill Schroeder #515
12. Ray Knight DK #12
13. Brook Jacoby #542
14. Pete Falcone #385
15. Bob Bailor #595
16. Buddy Bell #56
17. Andy Hassler #255
18. Steve Henderson #389
19. John Canderlaria #357
20. Andy McGaffigan #309
21. Randy Johnson #321
22. Nick Esasky #602
23. Ed Romero #89
24. Rick Admas #85
25. Tom Seaver #116
26. Mark Huismann #339
27. Hal McRae DK #11
28. John Mizerock #380
29. Tom Tellmann #149
30. David Von Ohlen #205
31. Checklist #5
32. Bob Welch #153
33. Cesar Cedeno #306
34. Len Matuszek #549
35 Derrel Thomas #397
36. Walt Terrl #640
37. Bob Meacham #336
38. Gary Woods #144