The 1980s will likely go down in the annals of Hobby history as the Decade of the Rookie Card. Not surprisingly, Topps was all over this rookie card mania, doing two things during the decade that only added to the rookie card craze. For one thing, Topps moved away from the dreaded multi-player rookie card format to give each rookie his own card. More than likely, however, the Topps Traded checklist was already determined by then, meaning collectors had to wait until the 1984 Topps flagship set. 1986 Topps Jose Canseco1986 Topps Traded Jose Canseco | TCDB.com (click image for source page)Unlike the players mentioned previously, Jose Canseco did legitimately make his debut in a Topps Traded set.