
You can see Bill Madlock's 18 painted on his helmet.

And here is Don Kessinger's 11

One more, from SSPC's 1976 set with Pete LaCock's #23

But look at this card from SSPC's 1978 set of Joe Wallis. Wallis was #28, but it looks like someone is playing a joke here.

Here is a better look at the helmet. Joe is good 'ol number ? That's a pretty good joke!
I actually saw that and was wondering if it was a 9 or 2 that got messed up
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