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This Is What It Looked/Looks Like Back in the Day
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In response to KC's request here are some pictures of unopened product throughout the years and packagings.
Feel free to contribute and lets see how many different things we can come up with:
1970 Cello Box (2 views - Love the Seaver that was never a real card)
1970 Raw Cello Pack
1970-72 Inner Cello Pack Boxes
1972 - 1975 Box Run (1972 Wax and 1973-1975 Rack)
1973 Wax Series 5 and All Series Boxes
1975 Regular Wax Box
1976 Wax Box
1977 Wax Box
1979 Wax Box
Feel free to contribute and lets see how many different things we can come up with:
1970 Cello Box (2 views - Love the Seaver that was never a real card)
1970 Raw Cello Pack
1970-72 Inner Cello Pack Boxes
1972 - 1975 Box Run (1972 Wax and 1973-1975 Rack)
1973 Wax Series 5 and All Series Boxes
1975 Regular Wax Box
1976 Wax Box
1977 Wax Box
1979 Wax Box
Dave
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That is some nice stuff!!
How come the cards behind the Seaver card all look like 69 Topps football?? LOL
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
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.
Baseball: 1973 Topps 5th series wax, 1975 Topps Cello, 1978 Topps Wax, 1980 Topps Wax, 1982 Topps Wax, 1983 Topps Wax, 1985 Fleer Wax Rack, 1987 Fleer Wax Rack, 1989 UD, 1994 SP
Basketball: 72/73 Topps Wax, 80/81 Topps wax, 86/87 Fleer Packs, 92/93 TSC II, 95/96 Finest I, 96/97 Topps Chrome, 97/98 Topps Chrome
Football: 1976 Topps Cello, 1981 Topps Super Cello, 1984 Topps Wax, 1986 Topps Wax, 1989 Score, 1990 Score Supp, 1991 TSC, 1998 Playoff Contenders, 2000 Playoff Contenders, 2001 Playoff Contenders
Hockey: 79/80 Topps Wax, 85/86 Topps Wax, 86/87 Topps Wax
Non-Sport: GPK, SW, ESB and ROTJ Wax run
1968 Topps Game Insert Cards
The cards are all mint in box - but centering on many leaves something to be desired.
Sweet collection.....the "banned" Air Jordan 1's are very cool!
My #2 Ranked Michael Jordan PSA Basic Set
Jeremy
That is all great to look at!
Don't waste your time and fees listing on ebay before getting in touch me by PM or at gregmo32@aol.com !
Lots of stuff I had never seen before - the 1968 Topps Game Insert Cards Boxed Set is phenomenal!
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I knew that others would appreciate getting to see items they never get to see, and none of the drool from IPads and computer monitors will get on to your cards and boxes! Seeing photos like this is great for the hobby since it allows people to see what they may want to collect. It don't know it is out there. Awesome stuff to say the least.
76-79OPC
If I had to guess I would say you were born between 1971-1973?
<< <i>Mike
If I had to guess I would say you were born between 1971-1973? >>
That's around the time I graduated from college Keith.
I was born in 1947.
Which makes me about a 100.
That does not the usual mold. Most people start when they are 8 so they usually go forward that many years and load up when they get older. You should have a ton of mid 50's stuff!
<< <i>Dave--are you really sitting on 10 '72 wax boxes--or is there a double mirror in there somewhere????
Hilarious!! (Or should I say "Hi-Manny-ous!!")
<< <i> 1972 - 1975 Box Run (1972 Wax and 1973-1975 Rack)
That is just amazing.
Then just to show I don't think 75s are as hard to find as 74's or 73s
Then I found this sitting in a box the other day.
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
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<< <i>AMAZING stuff Jim!!! >>
I'll say!
Thanx for sharing Jim.
<< <i>
<< <i>AMAZING stuff Jim!!! >>
I'll say!
Thanx for sharing Jim. >>
Just wait til he busts out the tons of 60s unopened.
One of the tougher boxes to track down, as these were produced in much smaller quantities than standard 79 cellos~a 79 super cello box:
Many of you know I'm also an avid collector of wax trays. Here is my run from 1974 through 1978:
Topps used two different wrapper variations in 1974. This was also the last year of this particular tray backing. Did anyone ever send away for the Exploding Battleship?
75, my favorite year from the 70s..
76 tray with 74 wrapper variation, which Topps reused that year. The way to tell if a tray is a 74 or a 76 is to check the cardboard tray backing which was different each year, and the pack price, which was 10c in 74.
77, complete with grocery price sticker..
79 wax tray box, complete with counter display carton, which is very tough to find.
Although technically not a wax tray, the one-year "wax rack" experiment employed by Topps in 1980 is one of my favorites, too.
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.
<< <i>That 71 OPC wax box is amazing, Jim!
One of the tougher boxes to track down, as these were produced in much smaller quantities than standard 79 cellos~a 79 super cello box:
Many of you know I'm also an avid collector of wax trays. Here is my run from 1974 through 1978:
Topps used two different wrapper variations in 1974. This was also the last year of this particular tray backing. Did anyone ever send away for the Exploding Battleship?
75, my favorite year from the 70s..
76 tray with 74 wrapper variation, which Topps reused that year. The way to tell if a tray is a 74 or a 76 is to check the cardboard tray backing which was different each year, and the pack price, which was 10c in 74.
77, complete with grocery price sticker..
79 wax tray box, complete with counter display carton, which is very tough to find.
Although technically not a wax tray, the one-year "wax rack" experiment employed by Topps in 1980 is one of my favorites, too.
Tim
I believe that this thread belongs on the BST forum
Jim
60's OPC packs
72 BB, 60's FB, 71FB, 73FB, 74FB, 75FB, 76FB, 78FB Rack Packs
72 and earlier BB cello
I found some of these buried with newer wax - 81-84T wax and 2 82D wax. The 83T cello has a Ryno showing. From BBCEx rip last year.
a picture so that we can all see what things looked/look like.
I started with the 1970s. I'm away from home right now so I cant take additional pictures yet, but here's a "teaser" for the 1960s (which I have
been posted in other threads before, but it belongs in this thread too).
This is the only known 1962 Topps BB Rack
Dave
<< <i>And my largest single year run of stuff:
Stone193 = BBG?? JK
<< <i>Great job getting into into the idea of this thread everyone! If you have something that has not been posted yet, please consider posting
a picture so that we can all see what things looked/look like.
I started with the 1970s. I'm away from home right now so I cant take additional pictures yet, but here's a "teaser" for the 1960s (which I have
been posted in other threads before, but it belongs in this thread too).
This is the only known 1962 Topps BB Rack
That could be the sickest thing I've ever seen in my life...holy cow. Finally found something that I wouldn't be able to rip. CONGRATS on that bad boy!!!!