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1972 Topps - I've taken the plunge!
MickeyC
Posts: 153
Hey gang,
Well, it had to happen soon enough. I finally took the plunge and I'm now collecting the 1972 Topps Baseball set.
With a very limited income, that's already stretched to many graded sets (see my sig line!), I'm going to try this one in PSA 7 and higher.
So, if you are sitting on common 7's out there, let me know if you'd like to sell.
Mark
Well, it had to happen soon enough. I finally took the plunge and I'm now collecting the 1972 Topps Baseball set.
With a very limited income, that's already stretched to many graded sets (see my sig line!), I'm going to try this one in PSA 7 and higher.
So, if you are sitting on common 7's out there, let me know if you'd like to sell.
Mark
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Mark
Drop me an email on about a dozen 72's.
emards4457@msn.com .
Larry
email....emards4457@msn.com
CHEERS!!
Good luck on the set - its a very easy 660 card set - unfortunately, its 787 in total... And, watch out for the folks on the 72 set registry - very strange people indeed!
Sets - 1970, 1971 and 1972
Always looking for 1972 O-PEE-CHEE Baseball in PSA 9 or 10!
lynnfrank@earthlink.net
outerbankyank on eBay!
Much of what I have available is listed in my registered set. Take a look and make me an offer on what you are interested in. I will probably have more cards next week. I'm leaving for a show in Boston in the morning [Thurs], so I won't be available until next Tues.
Greg
cameocards
Thanks for the info and welcome. I'm trying to come up with a game plan for this set, and figured I'd try the high numbers first.
Scored some on ebay for $6 a piece, which I think is amazing.
I'll be checking lists.
Thanks guys!
Mark
May I suggest that you keep your eyes and ears open and purchase a couple of clean raw sets and grade the cards yourself and see where you're at. If 7's are your goal this set will be only somewhat challenging. 7's are faily easy to obtain from raw copies. Ira Hirshhorn, polo grounds among others have nice raw 72's from time to time and should yield the grades you're after. The set will still be difficult because of its size, but you'll get there quicker and feel great submitting the cards yourself...you'll also save a few bucks. You may also want to strike a deal with one of the other members that you trust doing the set in 8+. Tell them you'll buy their misses for 4-5 bucks a pop. That way they'll submit the borderline cards and, voila! more cards for Mickey...and high-end ones to boot! Keep in mind I'm now sitting on 60 PSA 9's and 130 PSA 8's from 1977 (another set I see you're doing) Email me if you have any interest in them.
Good luck.
dgf
Almost forgot...I trade cards as well and do have some sharp 72's...they're all 8's & 9's, but I'll trade for 77's!