1980 Topps Super

FastWillie · July 17, 2007 3:16AM

FastWillie
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I am having trouble finding prices for this set- I take it its not very popular? any opinions, I think there nice looking cards

fastwillie

colebear · July 17, 2007 4:37AM

I do not think that there are any prices for graded SMR, but Beckett Online and Sports card digest should have raw prices.

jrinck · July 17, 2007 4:56AM

I bought about ten boxes off Ebay a few years ago--something like three or four dollars per box. They were the gray-back vending variety, though, not the whiter-back, more popular variety.

bishop · July 17, 2007 5:02AM

You can build this set in gray backs or white backs. The white backs tend to sell at a higher price. There are 60 cards in the set. The 2006 SCD lists them at $ 10 a set for gray and $ 20 for white. The white stock is thicker than the gray. The whites were test marketed in 3 card cello pack regionally

Big cards have never been very popular. Even the very attractive 64 Giants are relatively cheap due to size and the available quantity .

On the other hand, if you are talking football, nevermind any of the above

baseballfan · July 17, 2007 9:17AM

i remember collecting these. i loved them i think they were a dime a piece.
anyone have a grey and/or white set to sell
thanks
fred

gamehunter · July 18, 2007 3:12AM

back about 1981, I took the entire Topps Superstar 5x7 set and got them autographed in-person. It took almost the whole year by going to the Mets games and the Yankees games. Still have them.

bishop · July 18, 2007 3:41AM

Nice accomplishment gamehunter

zef204 · July 18, 2007 7:32AM

They pretty much are all commons. You can still get boxes of them for a few dollars.

1980 Topps Super

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