'78 Topps Baseball: Along came a Speier.
itzagoner
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got a set off eBay awhile back and the Murray was miscut and the Moli/Tram was horrible as well, so i didn't take to kindly to the seller......or, at least i wasn't in the mood to leave pos. feedback for a set that was advertised as MINT, with 2 of the key cards f'd up and buried inside.
not so fast cowboy.
finally got around to taking a real good look at a few of the OTHER cards in the set and found what i assume are a couple of the tougher examples, at least according to past history and the Pop Report.
would love to hear opinions on Speier of course, as it shows the slightest amount of speckling and a tiny surface scratch, but dang what a beauty.....hoping for a 9 here.
also really feel good about the Parker card, another toughie in high grade. Tom looks terrific, and Reggie is just about stirring my drink.
not so fast cowboy.
finally got around to taking a real good look at a few of the OTHER cards in the set and found what i assume are a couple of the tougher examples, at least according to past history and the Pop Report.
would love to hear opinions on Speier of course, as it shows the slightest amount of speckling and a tiny surface scratch, but dang what a beauty.....hoping for a 9 here.
also really feel good about the Parker card, another toughie in high grade. Tom looks terrific, and Reggie is just about stirring my drink.
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Just my humble opinion ---- Sonny
<< <i>The overall centering and cut on the Speier is very nice , but I cannot see how it will avoid a ( PD ) qualifier .
Just my humble opinion ---- Sonny >>
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That is also one of the reasons as much as centering that this card is so tough.
The Parker and Seaver cards are super nice, though!
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
certainly worth a shot.