Vintage Topps All-Star subsets (1958-62, 1968-70)--which are the toughest and your favs?
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Hello,
I'm working on another magazine article for Tuff Stuff's Sports Collectors Monthly, and, as always,
some input from collectors on the topic would be most appreciated. The topic this time is the Topps
All-Star baseball card subsets from 1958-62 and 1968-70.
If you collect some or all of the Topps All-Star card subsets (as part of the overall set or just on their own) and
would like to be interviewed as part of the article please contact me before May 4th at:
kozpro20@hotmail.com
Please let me know your top two or three All-Stars from these subsets and why they are your favorites,
which ones have been the hardest for you to find and if you have an unusual little story about any
of these All-Star cards (like a big trade or purchase or you found some at yard sale...) please send it my way.
Also, if you have some pics of these cards that you would like to send, raw or graded, please do so i
n a jpeg format and, ideally, in the 1 MB to 1.5 MB range.
Thanks again to all of the collectors who have helped with my articles in the past--Doug Koz
I'm working on another magazine article for Tuff Stuff's Sports Collectors Monthly, and, as always,
some input from collectors on the topic would be most appreciated. The topic this time is the Topps
All-Star baseball card subsets from 1958-62 and 1968-70.
If you collect some or all of the Topps All-Star card subsets (as part of the overall set or just on their own) and
would like to be interviewed as part of the article please contact me before May 4th at:
kozpro20@hotmail.com
Please let me know your top two or three All-Stars from these subsets and why they are your favorites,
which ones have been the hardest for you to find and if you have an unusual little story about any
of these All-Star cards (like a big trade or purchase or you found some at yard sale...) please send it my way.
Also, if you have some pics of these cards that you would like to send, raw or graded, please do so i
n a jpeg format and, ideally, in the 1 MB to 1.5 MB range.
Thanks again to all of the collectors who have helped with my articles in the past--Doug Koz
Enjoy the hobby.
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