1980 Topps Gary Carter While the Henderson is far and away the big dog on the checklist, the action shot of Hall of Fame backstop Gary Carter holds its own among the great catcher cards of all-time.

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1980 Topps Gary Carter While the Henderson is far and away the big dog on the checklist, the action shot of Hall of Fame backstop Gary Carter holds its own among the great catcher cards of all-time.

Much like the 1979 and 1980 Topps sets that followed it, the 1978 Topps set is primarily known for a single, quintessential rookie card. In 1979, it was Ozzie Smith. In 1980, it was Rickey Henderson.