Love them '74 Topps Mini's

[gracecollector]

Wait, what? Hey Topps, you might want to know your iconic Rookie Cards, or hire a fact checker.

 

[UMich92]

Yeesh!

 

[alexs64]

I am a dummy head.

 

[smapdi]

His rookie was 1975, and that was the year they had minis, not 1974.

 

[alexs64]

His rookie was 1975, and that was the year they had minis, not 1974.

Oh Duh!! I am a *******. I pictured the card then called it a 74 anyways. LOL

 

[JoshHamilton]

I swear, Mighty Bombjack was the last competent person to work at Topps

 

[RStadlerASU22]

What's more incorrect the 74/75 thing or that the 1977s are highly desired...???

Ryan

 

[tramers]

Oh Duh!! I am a *******. I pictured the card then called it a 74 anyways. LOL

WE VOTED 99% agree with this post of yours

 

[BBCgalaxee]

What's more incorrect the 74/75 thing or that the 1977s are highly desired...???

Ryan

They left out "in psa 10"

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[mrmopar]

The 77 is probably to coolest looking Yount card from that era, but highly sought after is a stretch.

 

[RStadlerASU22]

The 77 is probably to coolest looking Yount card from that era, but highly sought after is a stretch.

A friend of mine owns an auction house and his latest one ended tonight. Included was a BBCE certified 1977 Topps box, 36 packs, brought in $2348 inc buyers premium. That's $65/pack.

Ryan

 

[mrmopar]

That is all about the potential 10. Unopened buyers are a different breed. I've watched some brutal pack rips on some of the other sites, but that big pull helps balance the pain of a bad rip I suppose.

 

[patrick182]

Yea, I think they've lost focus on scrutiny too.