Question about 1973 Topps commons

Bunker

I started collecting baseball cards in 1973 and I literally have 1000's of them. Are common 1973's worth getting graded if I think they would be an 8 or higher?

Thank you in advance for your replies

5STAT

my rule of thumb is anythint that looks like a solid 9 or better...

8's are a losing proposition....

gemint

<< <i>my rule of thumb is anythint that looks like a solid 9 or better...

8's are a losing proposition.... >>



For commons, I wouldn't grade anything that doesn't have a good shot at a 9 unless it's one of the lowest population commons.

jskirwin

High numbers might be worth grading.

mccardguy1

if you dont grade the cards that you feel would come back 8's I would love to be able to purchase some "lots" of cards off you. I am building that set in raw form since It was the 1st set I built as a kid. I would love to relive the challenge (so to speak) of building this set. I can tell you at one point I was doing the set in psa 8 and I was buying commons at 2-4 dollars each. Let me know what you decide to do with these cards as I would be interested at the right price. it will give me a chance to feel 9 years old again!!

jimq112

I would also be interested in buying some that you feel are not perfect. I don't need "8" quality, maybe one of each that you have if they're in numbered order? If you have extra 74s or 75s I would be interested there too..