I got a good deal tonite: 1976 Topps Ray & Bob Boone (i.e. "Father & Son") PSA 10

rbdjr1

It's been a while that I was able to pick-up a card like this for $ 56.00. I'm happy!

This scan looks great!

1976 Topps # 67 Bob Boone (Father & Son) PSA 10

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Stone193

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Very nice card - Ray, Bob, Brett - what a legacy!

Are you doing the set?

mike

Stingray

Any relation to this guy too?



Wish I could find a 75 PSA 10 for that price.

Stingray

rbdjr1

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Very nice card - Ray, Bob, Brett - what a legacy!

Are you doing the set?

mike >>



Yes mike, I've built THE # 1 SET already:

1976 Topps # 1 Baseball Set 100%

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Stingray

Nice job on getting #1.

Stingray

jayhawke

Stone,

Don't forget about Aaron Boone.

Edited to say that is one heck of a set. Very nice.

mikeschmidt

I was underbidder - meant to bid again, but I'm guessing you would not have let me win?

I've got a really nice run of 1976 Topps Phillies cards - but could not imagine putting together a whole graded set!

detroitfan2

rbd,

That is just an outstanding outstanding set. One of my favorites too, as it represents the "prime" of my collecting years as a youngster. I still remember having them sorted neatly alphabetically by team (Angels, A's, Astros, Braves, Brewers . . . , Twins, White Sox, Yankees) and placed in a 600 count Velveeta cheese box.

I'm not even sure I can name all the major league teams today, but I can tell you them alphabetically in 1976. Same with the NFL (Bears, Bengals, Bills, Broncos, Browns, . . . Steelers, Vikings). What a useless skill.

Here's the other thing I like about the 1974-1977 Topps sets: One series and no stinkin' double prints.

By the way (I'm too lazy to check), are you collecting the 1976 Topps Traded too?

In any case, awesome job

-Tom

ctsoxfan

I quickly got to about 25% on the 1976 set before I realized how long it would take to build one of these seventies monsters (in graded form), let alone a few of them as I tried to do. Quite an achievement rbdjr!