Here's a design for a "missing" card in the 1972 Topps set of former outfielder Chuck Hinton.
Check it out:
Hinton wrapped up his 11-year career after the 1971 season,
appearing in 88 games for the Cleveland Indians, good for 167 plate
appearances.
For the '71 season he hit .224 with 33 hits, seven doubles and five homers in 147 at-bats.
I think that's enough playing time to warrant a card in the 1972 set.
Hinton's best Major league season is easily 1962 when he was playing for the Washington Senators.
In only his second year in the Big Show, Hinton hit .310 with 73
runs scored, 168 hits, 25 doubles, six triples and 17 homers to go along
with 75 runs batted in and 28 stolen bases.
He had a couple of more productive years with the Senators before
moving on to the Indians, where he'd play seven of the next eight years
(he played one season for the California Angels in 1968).
By the time he was done, he owned a .264 average with just over 1000 hits, 113 home runs and 130 stolen bases.